Green Coriander chutney- A very versatile chutney that is must in any indian kitchen as it accompanies most chaats and savory dishes. A blend of fresh coriander, green tangy mangoes and fiery green chillies gives this chutney a vibrant green colour with a sweet and sour taste.
Ingredients:
1 large bunch fresh coriander
15 green chillies (adjust to personal taste)
1 medium raw mango
Juice of 1 large lemon
1 teaspoon salt
2 teaspoons sugar
2 tablespoons water
Method:
1. Wash the coriander bunch and cut off the root ends but leave some stalks.
2. Chop the coriander coarsely.
3. Deseed the chillies and chop coarsely
4. Dice the mango into small pieces leaving the skin on.
5. Place the corriander,chilies and mango into a food processor.Add water
6. Blend the ingredients to a fine puree.
7. Add the lemon juice, sugar and salt and mix throughly.
8. Adjust seasoning if necessary.(Chutney should be hot sweet and sour.)
Transfer to a serving dish.
(If refrigerated it will keep for up to a week. Can also be frozen for later use.)
NB -Substitute chillies with green bell pepper if desired.
You may like :
Tamarind chutney.
NB -Substitute chillies with green bell pepper if desired.
You may like :
Tamarind chutney.
Raw mango! Yum!
ReplyDeletegreat looking chutney Nayna :)
ReplyDeletewow wat a wounderfull colour! luks very nice...tempting chutney!
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lovely n bful chutney..love the greeeeeeeen color....
ReplyDeleteNayna,
ReplyDeletegreen coriander chutney looks delicious love the color
wow..green chutney looks great..would love with chaats..
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Kairali sisters
that looks too good. loved the greeeen colour of this chutney.
ReplyDeleteSounds interesting.. Love to taste this..
ReplyDeleteLooks awesome, very nice pictures.
ReplyDeleteNice chutney..simple but the best to go with everything
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ReplyDeletelooks yummy!
ReplyDeleteLoved the colour of the chutney. Would simply well compliment with samosas,dosa, parathas and many more.
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Perfect chutney, love it:)
ReplyDeletewow...this is my fav chutney....nice pic :)
ReplyDeleteLovely color and tasty chutney but adding mango to it is quite new to me....
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The pic look amazing :) nice chutney.
ReplyDeleteLooks yum.....hey but 15 green chillies??I'm sure u like the chutney very hot....is it?
ReplyDeleteadding mango to the chutney is new to me. looks very nice
ReplyDeleteChutney looks finger-licking good. Haven't tried adding raw mango as souring agent. Looks gorgeous.
ReplyDeleteTangy chutney looks catchy and yum!
ReplyDeletewow nice dear...can be used for the green sandwich...
ReplyDeletethis is my fav..i luv thiss
ReplyDeleteUr version sounds new to me...
ReplyDeleteThx. for sharing dear :-)
This looks very refreshing. I love the Indian chutneys. They are a great accompaniment to curries.
ReplyDeleteTangy green chutney..love it.
ReplyDeletebeautiful click dear.
When i was at home i didn't like corriander chutney but now i just love it and this looks really good.
ReplyDelete@Sonu, a big bunch of coriander can easily take 15 chilies also seeds have been removed which will make it less spicy.If you want to make it milder you can reduce chillies and add green bell pepper instead.
ReplyDeleteAwesome looking chutney. Love to eat some with hot idlis.
ReplyDeleteI can't just forgot this chutney when i tasted it in my friends home...The ingredients where the same.
ReplyDeleteSuch a flavorful chutney.
Green chutney looks delicious. My lunch is mostly cheese and green chutney sandwiches.
ReplyDeleteLovely chutney...makes me drool:)
ReplyDeleteWonderful green chutney..
ReplyDeleteWhen I go out for Indian, the green chutney is always on of my favorites; thanks for the recipe.
ReplyDeleteNice to have this with curry and rice, Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteVery colorful and nice chutney...perfect for all types of breakfast i feel...
ReplyDeleteHealthy and delicious looking chutney!
ReplyDeleteI've never made a chutney before -great idea!
ReplyDeleteamazing one ...pretty interesting blog and to be frank i've tasted only 10% of whatever has been posted :( I would sincerely request you ppl to set up a restaurant here sometime. Great work and the persistent research and updating deserves much appreciation
ReplyDeleteLove it as a spread on bread and rotis..Adding raw mango is interesting..
ReplyDeleteThis is fab it is so rare that I see a chutney recipe and instantly think of a million and one uses for it thank you :)
ReplyDeleteA good way of using up lots of coriander from the garden.
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