Showing posts with label Chutney/Chammanthi. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Chutney/Chammanthi. Show all posts
Friday, April 22, 2011
Pacha Maanga Chammanthi/Raw-Green Mango Chutney
Ingredients:
1. Green Mango slices with skin on- 1/2 cup
2. Fresh grated coconut- 1/2 cup
3. Thinly chopped Green chillies- 2-3 according to the hotness
4. Sliced shallots- 6
5. Salt to taste
Preparation Method:
1. Grind all the ingredients in a blender/mixie for 4-5 minutes to a smooth paste.
2. Serve as a side dish with other curries with rice.
Monday, March 14, 2011
Crushed Tomato/Thakkali Njeradiyath
This is a very easy recipe prepared by my mom. My husband also loves it very much when I made and served it to him. This can be served as a side dish like chutney, a little tangy,hot and an extra kick of asafetida. The procedure does not include any cooking on the stove top, Just a crush is required with all the ingredients.This goes well with kanji or rice.
Know what you eat before you eat:
Do you know that Tomato is a fruit and not a vegetable; but mostly considered as a vegetable for most culinary purposes.
photo from google
Their consumption is believed to benefit the heart among other organs.
They contain lycopene, one of the most powerful natural antioxidants. In some studies lycopene, especially in cooked tomatoes, has been found to help prevent prostate cancer,improves the skin's ability to protect against harmful UV rays. Most Tomato varieties have double the normal vitamin C (Doublerich), 40 times normal vitamin A (97L97), high levels of anthocyanin (resulting in blue tomatoes), and two to four times the normal amount of lycopene.
Tomato consumption has been associated with decreased risk of breast cancer, head and neck cancers and might be strongly protective against neurodegenerative diseases.
Ingredients:
1. Tomato- 1/4 cup, finely chopped
2. Green chillies- 1, finely chopped
3. Asafetida/Heeng- 1/4 tsp
4. Salt, to taste.
Preparation Method:
1. In a bowl add all the ingredients together.
2. Press and crush well with your hands,all the tomato pieces together and ooze out the juice in them as well as infuse the flavors into the tomato chops.
Variations can be done adding a drop of coconut oil and 1/2 tsp shredded coconut. Without this also the mix will taste good. Seve like chutney as a side dish with rice or kanji.
Thursday, February 17, 2011
Mulak Chammanthi
Ingredients
1. Shredded Coconut- 1 cup
2. Red chillies-2, Slit into three
3. Shallots/Kunjulli-5-6
4. Tamarind paste- 1/2 tsp
5. Coconut Oil- 2 tsp
6. Mustard and jeera, to splutter
7. Curry leaves- 3-4, chopped
8. Salt, to taste
Preparation Method:
1. In a mixer, grind together all the ingredients from: 1 to 4 with some salt.
2. In a pan, add oil and splutter mustard, jeera and curry leaves.
3. Reduce the flame and Pour the mixture into this and mix well.
4. Switch off the flame. Serve with Dosa, idli etc:
Wednesday, January 5, 2011
Chuttaracha Chammanthi-Fried coconut chutney,Authentic Kerala cuisine
Ingredients
1. Shredded Coconut- 1 cup
2. Dry Red Chillies- 2
3. Shallots/ Kunjulli- 3-4, finely chopped
4. Coriander powder- 1 tsp
5. Tamarind Paste- 1/4 tsp
6. Salt, to taste
7. Coconut Oil- 1 tsp
Preparation Method
1. In a pan, heat oil and add coconut, chillies,shallots and salt.
2. Saute till coconut becomes dark brown and fully browned.
3. Take care not to burn the coconut, keep stirring till the end.
4. Add coriander powder and fry for a minute.
5. In a blender, add this mixture and the tamarind paste.
6. Blend without adding 2 tsps of water into a thick dry paste.
7. Chutney is ready and can be served with kerala rice or kanji.
Friday, July 9, 2010
Alle- Ginger Chutney
This is a kind of ginger chutney made by konkanis and served with rice like we serve pickle. This ver good for digestion since a lot of ginger is used and very good with rice, idli, dosa etc
Ingredients1. Grated Coconut- 1/4 cup
2. Shredded ginger- 2 tsp
3. Green chillies- 1
4. Mustard seeds, to splutter
5. Salt, to taste
6. Curd- 2 tbsp
1. Grind together ingredients from 1-3.
2. Splutter mustard seeds and pour the ground mixture. Switch off the flame.
3. Pour the curd and mix. Done.
Curd can be repalced with 1/2 tsp tamarind paste mixed in 2 tbsps of water.
This is a kind of chutney which is served along with rice as side dish like pickle. Ginger taste must dominate and it gives a kick while just a bit of it is licked.
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