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#GA4 #WEEK4 #CHUTNEYBottle gourd is rich in fiber and essential minerals, iron and protein. Since it is low in calories, bottle gourd can be used in low calorie diet .Bottle gourd acts as an alkaline mixture...Bottle gourd prevents excess sodium loss and also helps in preventing fatigue. This chutney tastes very good with hot rice or Idly/Dosa 😋😋 Do try this recipe and let me know how it turns out for you 👍

Delicious pickled snack, from leftover stripped eggplant skin, start a pickle mason jar. Use within two weeks. Eggplant skins and shredded dried coconut also make great chutney. Delicious on pita bread.

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

My sister in law taught me this. My mother in law also gave me some tips so I made this revised version.The volume of the cilantro will decrease to about less than half of a rice bowl. Since cilantro is pretty expensive, this chutney will probably cost some money to prepare. Recipe by Azisai.

It's South Indian famous chutney

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#GA4 #Week12 #PeanutPeanut Chutney is quick, easy to make and delicious recipe of chutney made with peanuts that can be served with idli, dosa, uttapam, pongal or upma for a wholesome healthy meal. This delicious peanut chutney is protein packed and boosts the nutrition profile of breakfast or dinner. It is excellent substitute for coconut chutney.The sweet nutty flavor of peanuts are perfectly balanced with heat from red chili and tanginess from tamarind. The blend of flavors is finger licking good.Peanuts are dry roasted, skin is removed and used for grinding chutney. That’s a lot of work but the chutney tastes much more nutty, creamy, flavorful and delicious. Peanuts can be roasted in bulk and stored for 1-2 months. And chutney can prepared in jiffy for breakfast or dinner.Roasted peanuts are grounded to fine paste with garlic, red chili, tamarind and salt. Grounded chutney is diluted with water and tempered with mustard and urad dal tadka.If you love peanuts, you would go Gaga over this South Indian recipe of Peanut Chutney. Do try once and would end up making many a times.

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

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..

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