Mixed veg chutney (without coconut)

Let me clarify - I love coconut and I believe they are healthy. My family consumption is atleast 1 grated coconut per week and I add it to most of the dry South Indian vegetable curries. There are days when I run out of grated coconut and it's too late in the evening to take up the task of breaking one and grating it. On such occasions, this chutney comes in handy.
I discovered this recipe by accident and it came out yummy :-) My daughter asked me for a bowl of cucumber and carrot sticks one evening. The remaining half-a-cucumber and half-a-carrot were staring at me and I didn't want to stuff them into the fridge. Tada...a chutney recipe popped in my mind and we had it with some healthy pearl millet (bajra / kambu) dosas for dinner.
Mixed veg chutney (without coconut)
Let me clarify - I love coconut and I believe they are healthy. My family consumption is atleast 1 grated coconut per week and I add it to most of the dry South Indian vegetable curries. There are days when I run out of grated coconut and it's too late in the evening to take up the task of breaking one and grating it. On such occasions, this chutney comes in handy.
I discovered this recipe by accident and it came out yummy :-) My daughter asked me for a bowl of cucumber and carrot sticks one evening. The remaining half-a-cucumber and half-a-carrot were staring at me and I didn't want to stuff them into the fridge. Tada...a chutney recipe popped in my mind and we had it with some healthy pearl millet (bajra / kambu) dosas for dinner.
Steps
- 1
Wash cucumber and carrot nicely (scrub them if needed) and chop them into small cubes with their peels intact
- 2
Chop tomato and onion roughly
- 3
Heat a pan, add 1 tsp of oil
- 4
Fry urad dal, channa dal and red chilli till the dals turn light brown
- 5
Take it out into a mixer jar and let it cool
- 6
In the same pan, add 2 tsp of oil
- 7
Fry onions till they turn translucent
- 8
Add tomatoes and a pinch of salt. Fry till they soften a bit
- 9
Add cucumber and carrot pieces. Mix well and add 2-3 tsp of water
- 10
Cover and cook in medium flame for 3-4 minutes
- 11
Once they are cooked, add tamarind and mint leaves and saute for a minute
- 12
Add required salt, mix well and let it cool
- 13
First, dry grind the dals+red chilli into a coarse powder
- 14
Add the sauteed veggies into the mixer jar and grind along with the dry powder into a slightly coarse paste
- 15
Transfer the chutney to a serving bowl
- 16
Heat a small pan. Add 1 tsp of oil, fry mustard and curry leaves and add them to the chutney.
- 17
Serve along with idli, dosa or adai
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