We also managed to find from 'Eringere aka Mysore' Eggplant/ Badanekayi.. So it is going to be Vangibhat festival later today :) For now it is just the chutney
We will need,
Raw /Green Tomatoes 4 medium
Green Chillies about 3
Dried red chillies (Byadagi) 3
Garlic 4 cloves
Pepper corns 1/2 tsp
Jeera 1/2 tsp
Mustard 1/4 tsp
Expeller pressed Peanut oil 4-5 tbsp (or more if you like)
Salt to taste
Tamarind (if needed)
Jaggery a small piece
Method:
- Wash and wipe the tomatoes clean. Dice them into big chunks. Taste the tomatoes, if they are tart enough do not add the tamarind.
- Heat oil in a wok. Throw in the mustard and jeera. Once they stop crackling throw in the rest of the ingredient except Jaggery and cover and cook till the tomatoes are mushy and cooked. Remove from heat and allow it to cool.
- Once the mixture is cool, transfer it to a food processor, add the jaggery and adjust salt. Process till the mixture is smooth. Serve with hot rice or Ragi Mudde.
7 comments:
Woww.. looks spicy and tempting.. beautiful presentation too.. thanks for the recipe dear !!
Indian Cuisine
tangy and spicy chutney is tempting me to grab it now
looks good- dishes from fresh produce are indeed great !
Thanks folks..
slurrp! sooper kanri! Kayi tomato chutney namgu istha nodi
Nice tomato chutney!
Hi after marriage remembering my mom's tomato chutney taste o decided to prepare n it n prepared referring kanna cuisine was very tasty thank you..
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