
Call it Tomato Chutney, Tomato Coconut Chutney or simply Red Chutney, this is one of my oft quick go to recipe. Another sibling to the famous Coconut Chutney , it makes a great accompaniment to many – be it Dosas, idlis or even to humble roti. Try yawning just now – how much time did it take you? Well thats how much time it takes to prepare this chutney too
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You can make this as fiery hot to as mild as possible. The key is to use fresh ingredients. No canned tomatoes pls. I have had this “spam-me-with-can” ideas given by so many “Ooooh I am too busy to spell kitchen” ppl that its not even funny. Well instead of struggling to find a can opener and opening one, you can make this chutney instead with just a wee bit effort but way lot better taste. I follow my mom’s recipe with few changes.
Method
1.Saute the onions and ginger in a tsp of oil until soft. Add the tomatoes, salt, turmeric,chillies,sambar powder and saute for 5 min more till it becomes v soft.
2.Now process this mixture along with cilantro and coconut and set aside.
3.Now temper the ingredients listed in 1/2 tsp oil and then pour it on the mixture.Serve warm
Simplicity to the extreme. Well at this point I have to tell you that now we have 22 members in total running this Marathon with me! Its so amazing and totally rad. Talking about which, you have to make time to check out what my marathon buddies are upto in their kitchen.
1) Siri,2) Srivalli,3) Ranji ,4)PJ,5)Curry Leaf,6)Medha,7)Priya,8)Bhawna,9)Raaji,10)Ruchii11)Anu,12)Kamala,13)Roopa,14)Divya Kudua,15)Rekha,16)Divya M,17)Lakshmi,18)Raaga,19)Lakshmi Venkatesh,20)Sripriya,21)Viji
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I made this today for the first time. I forgot to temper it but turned out yummy! This is a keeper for sure…
Just made…… verrry nice
!! Chillies wud have to be adjusted, esp. for ppl not used to having chillies at all!
chutney looks nice and chatpata. so how does one be a part of the RM?
Yummy! A different version for me to try!
I have a similar version to share, will post soon
deleciousss chutneyyyy
Looks yummy .. where is the idly?? Idly with chutney….wow wow….
mmm. fiery chutney! I love it.
DK u r too good
. A chutney expert. U make very good chutney, I saw a pic of coconut chutney also. literally tempting and mouthwatering. keep it up.
Very versetile chutney, like the addition of pearl onions, slightly diff taste from regular ones.
wow dk, love this type of chutney:) I used to have it with wheat dosa. Your chutney has a lot of nice spices, I am gonna try it ur way as i was following a very basic method.
I like this chutney bcoz its so tangy and heavenly compared to others.it has its own greatness……lovely Divya…
Looks sooo hOt Dhivi..Like to have with hot Idlis..
a perfect south Indian tomato chutney it is . running out of tomato right now. otherwise i could have made it just now . I liked the recipe that much. thanks for sharing DK .
btw, whats the marathon abt recipes ? my temporary absence on blogging world has mad me little dumb to ongoing things.
Tangy tomato chutney…slurrrp..I love having it with rotis and yeah,sometimes I spread it on bread too…!!
I like this fiery hot!Perfect with idlies!
I just call it the red chutney and we love it, I usually make it without coconut will try this next time
Lovely DK,I too make it,but a bit different.Will definitely try this version as well.
u r rite,fresh ingredients are d best!tempting chutney!!
this is my favorite kind of chutney – i add a lot of red chilli and make it very spicy too.
hi DK….Nice chutney…U have a surprise in My blog…
gorgeous!!! seriously gorgeous
yum yum yummy i am a big fan of chutneys looks so so mouth watering
Yummmmmy..my fav one..