The simple and easiest chutney that we can make for idly/dosa/pongal when we are running out of time.

This requested recipe of thick sauce is usually served with variety of dishes such as Indian curry, naan and paratha breads, samosa, and rice.I made this for some guests to serve it with cheese and crackers.Sterilize a jar in boiling water. Fill the jar while the chutney is still hot and close the lid. Turn the jar upside down and keep it in a cool place. This creates vacuum state, and it can be preserved for few months.A slightly sweeter taste is recommended, so add some sugar. Honey could be fine too. Recipe by Plabar

The peanut chutney is an extraordinary side dish for idli , Dosa varieties. Some people can eat this chutney for snack items like pakoda, Vada, etc. The taste was little spicy and sweet..

We have so many apples off the tree this year I feel like I've been peeling and chopping for months!

Injipuli/Injipachadi/Ginger chutney is one of Kerala's traditional recipe . It has an important place in sadya .No sadya is complete without Injimpuli..So true isnt it?..In thrissur side we make injimpuli which is sweet and sour in taste but in other areas they make inji curry without adding jaggery.So here I am sharing Injipuli recipe with you.

This is a summer special chutney. A perfect blend of sweet and tangy onion, kairi and jaggery. Good for summers. I am sure you all will love this simple chutney. It can be served with anything. #chutney theme# rasoi ka swaad#

A very healthy yet quick recipe for breakfast and tea time.

A healthy snack; Tasty topped with chutney or jam alongside crackers & fruit. In this picture, I've topped the baked paneer with a coconut chutney.

Lots of flavor and vitamins from over ripe mango peels and lime peels to make this tangy chutney dip.

#khanaTry this easy, yummy South Indian style garlic chutney for idli, dosa etc. You will love it.

Based on the preserving recipe of Oded Schwartz, I made my own version using the ingredients that are easier to find in Japan.You can eat this chutney straight away, but it will be even tastier if you let it sit for more than 1 month.You can store it at room temperature for more than 2 years, but keep in the fridge once opened.You can omit some of the ingredients, or you can add something to it, too.I've tried with raisins, nuts, orange, dates, bell peppers, and plums from umeshu, etc. Recipe by Ogunyanko