Most Indian snacks are served with a chutney or dip. This can be spicy, rich, tangy or sweet and sour. A chutney compliments hot and spicy snacks, while it adds flavour to cold snacks like bhel puri and chaats. Chutneys can turn every day rotis and parathas into yummy exotic frankies. These are easy to make and always gather compliments.
The basic green coriander chutney :
1 cup chopped green coriander, 1 small onion, 1 tsp tamarind paste, 1 or 2 green chillies ( according to taste) , 2 pods of garlic, 1/4 inch ginger, a generousd pinch of rock salt and roasted cumin powder.
grind together coriander, chillies, garlic , ginger , onion and tamarind. Add rock salt and cumin powder. Check for salt and add normal salt as required.
Random musings of lavish meals,happy food memories,delightful discoveries and festive treats.I have been surrounded by gourmets,whose feasts have had me in raptures.I shall endeavor to replicate those gastronomic marvels here.I get my cooking gene from my mother,Annapurna personified,who made every meal a delight.My Dad was responsible for me appreciating tastes from across the globe.A more passionate foodie,I am yet to know.This is my tribute to him.Happy reading,happy cooking and happy eating.
About Me
- Rupali
- I am a media professional ,settled in Mumbai.I am a product of various cultures happily co existing.Born of a Gujrati-Karwari father and a Goan Saraswat mother. Married to a Khatri from Lucknow.My closest friends are a Bengali,a Tam Bram,A Shetty.I revel in the colourful social tapestry I live in and blogging about its intricacies is my way of celebrating them.
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