Hemp Seeds Chutney

On my trip to Uttrakhand and Kathmandu I found hemp/bhang seeds. The seeds are edible and non-psychoactive.
The chutney is safe for everyone, including children.
This chutney can be served with everyday Indian-style meals, or smear it on a ragi roti (finger millet roti, made) for a snack or light lunch. You can also serve this chutney with your favorite snacks, just like you would serve green chutney.
Hemp Seeds Chutney
On my trip to Uttrakhand and Kathmandu I found hemp/bhang seeds. The seeds are edible and non-psychoactive.
The chutney is safe for everyone, including children.
This chutney can be served with everyday Indian-style meals, or smear it on a ragi roti (finger millet roti, made) for a snack or light lunch. You can also serve this chutney with your favorite snacks, just like you would serve green chutney.
Steps
- 1
Add hemp seeds to a pan and dry roast on low heat until they are lightly browned (3-4 minutes). Stir continuously while roasting.
- 2
- 3
Remove the pan from the heat and let the seeds cool completely.
- 4
Add the roasted seeds to a blender along with green coriander leaves, green chilies, ginger, garlic, salt, and lime juice.
- 5
Add ½ cup water and blend to make a smooth chutney.
- 6
Heat ghee in a pan over medium heat. Temper the chutney with dry red chilli. This delicious chutney is ready to be served at room temperature. Thanks.
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