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Super spicy Dry Red Chilly Chutney!

Posted on 7 October 201423 September 2018 By Mayuri Sharrma
 
 
Ingredients:
 
Oil: 1 Tsp
Mustard Seeds (Rye): 1/2 Tsp
Methi Dana: 1/4th Tsp
Urad Dal: 2 Tsps
Ginger: 1 inch piece, peeled and diced
Tamarind: 2-3 Inch piece, depending on the sourness of it
10-12 Dry Red Chillies, of your choice
Jaggery: 1/2 Inch Piece
Salt: To taste
 
Method:
 
In a non-stick pan heat the oil
Add the rye and methi dana and stir till rye starts spluttering
Add the ginger and sauté for a minute or 2 more
Add the urad dal and stir for a minute
Add the chillies and sauté till urad dal starts changing colour
Switch off the flame and set aside to cool
 
In a blender add the above ingredients, along with the tamarind, jaggery and salt
Grind to a smooth paste along with a little water
Garnish with chopped coriander
Enjoy!
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Super spicy Dry Red Chilly Chutney!
Author: Sirimiri
Recipe type: Side Dish
Cuisine: Indian
Prep time:  10 mins
Cook time:  10 mins
Total time:  20 mins
Serves: 2
 
Ingredients
  • Oil: 1 Tsp
  • Mustard Seeds (Rye): ½ Tsp
  • Methi Dana: ¼th Tsp
  • Urad Dal: 2 Tsps
  • Ginger: 1 inch piece, peeled and diced
  • Tamarind: 2-3 Inch piece, depending on the sourness of it
  • 10-12 Dry Red Chillies, of your choice
  • Jaggery: ½ Inch Piece
  • Salt: To taste
Instructions
  1. In a non-stick pan heat the oil
  2. Add the rye and methi dana and stir till rye starts spluttering
  3. Add the ginger and sauté for a minute or 2 more
  4. Add the urad dal and stir for a minute
  5. Add the chillies and sauté till urad dal starts changing colour
  6. Switch off the flame and set aside to cool
  7. In a blender add the above ingredients, along with the tamarind, jaggery and salt
  8. Grind to a smooth paste along with a little water
  9. Garnish with chopped coriander
  10. Enjoy!
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