Spicy chutney made with shallots, tomato and garlic that goes well with Idli and Dosai.
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This is a very tasty chutney which can be had with Idly, Dosai, and Pongal. Very easy to make.Hope u will enjoy this recipe.
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Very tasty chutney which will make u have as many idlis and dosas as u can.
Ingredients:
100 gms groundnuts (fried)
Red chillies 4 or green chillies 2
Ginger 1 inch
Garlic just one peice
coconut 3 inch
salt to taste
tamarind just a little bit for a tangy taste.
Grind all the above with half cup of water and add tadka to it.It is ready to be served.
Please note: coconut and ginger garlic are optional u can add it if u want. This would still taste good without coconut and ginger garlic.
Home style spicy garlic chutney, perfect side for idli dosa!