This chutney goes well with Dosa, Uthappam, Idly, Chapathi, Bajji, Bonda, Vada and many fried items. Even we use this as Thovayal for variety rice.
For Grinding:
1. Peanut ( Raw or roasted) : 2TBSP.
2. Coconut : 4 slices or 6 TBSP of grated coconut.
3. Green Chilies : 3Nos
4. Water : based on your preferred chutney consistency.
5. Salt : As per your taste
For Tempering :
1. Oil : 2TBSP.
2. Mustered : 1 TSP
3. Urad dhal : 1TSP
4. Dry red chilies: 3 Nos
5. Curry leaves : 1 spring
6. Asafoetida : half TSP.
Cooking Instruction:
1 . If you are using raw peanut, please roast it by using the following step.
2 . Heat a pan and add the raw peanuts. Roast it till it becomes crisp. Also make sure that toss a pan often to prevent burning.
3. Here I'm using roasted peanut.
4. Take a mixer jar, add coconut, peanut, green chilies and salt in the jar.
5 . Add water and grind it as a chutney consistency.
3. Add water as per your need. If you like thin consistency, you can add more water and add the salt as per your taste.
Tempering Instruction :
1 . Heat a oil for seasoning. I am using groundnut oil. It will gives you a good aroma and taste.
2 . Add mustard seed, urad dhal, curry leaves, dry red chilies and asafoetida. I'm not added curry leaves here but you can add.
3 . Once the tempering ingredients are roasted, the color will get changed as golden brown.
4 . Pour the seasoning on chutney and mix well.
5. Heyyyyyyyyyyyy, now this will become an ultimate combo with hot dosa, idly, chappathis, bajji, bonda, even we can use it as a thovayal for variety rice.
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