Basale chutney / Malabar Spinach chutney:

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Malabar spinach is commonly known as Basale in our coastal area. It is a common creeping vein in the backyard of every household.
Its leaf is very rich in iron, fibre, antioxidants and vitamins and low in calorie. This chutney that I prepare is very delicious and finger licking good!! One can enjoy this as a side dish with hot rice or roti. Here I have used bird eye chilles which is commonly known as gandhari chillies. These are tiny, very hot chillies of our region.
Basale chutney / Malabar Spinach chutney:
#colorsofWD
Malabar spinach is commonly known as Basale in our coastal area. It is a common creeping vein in the backyard of every household.
Its leaf is very rich in iron, fibre, antioxidants and vitamins and low in calorie. This chutney that I prepare is very delicious and finger licking good!! One can enjoy this as a side dish with hot rice or roti. Here I have used bird eye chilles which is commonly known as gandhari chillies. These are tiny, very hot chillies of our region.
Steps
- 1
Take little oil in a pan, add chillies, chopped onions,garlic and fry for a while.
- 2
Add salt, jaggery, tamarind and cook for a while.
When it is done, switch off the gas. - 3
Cool the mixture and grind this into smooth paste. If required add very little water.Season with oil, mustard, cumin and curry leaves.
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