Yogurt Chutney Recipe

on Wednesday, June 13, 2012

Yogurt Chutney Recipe by www.dish-away.com

Chutnies are a basic part of Indian cuisine and very few meals are complete without it! They add flavor and zest to any meal and turn it from ordinary to wow. There are various types of chutney from spicy to tangy to sweet. They come in wet or dry form and use different types of fruit and vegetables plus spices.

Before the spread of modern-day electric blenders, women used stones to mash their chutney and according to our Indian guard, the taste was unbeatable. I normally serve the yogurt chutney with the Biryani recipe I posted on dish-away.


Yogurt Chutney Recipe

Guest post prepared and submitted by Rania Shuraffa'a

Preparation time: 10 min

Ingredients:

1/2     cup fresh coriander leaves, washed and dried
1/2     cup fresh mint leaves, washed and dried
1        kilogram yogurt
1        clove garlic
1        chili pepper (optional) 

How to make Yogurt Chutney:

  • In a food processor put the coriander, mint, garlic and 3 tablespoons of the yogurt. Pulse until the greens are finely chopped. If you like spicy food, add the one chili pepper as well.
  • Add the coriander-mint paste to the remainder of the yogurt. Mix well with a spoon.

Serve with Biryani.

Yogurt Chutney Recipe by www.dish-away.com

Hope you enjoyed today’s easy recipe: Yogurt Chutney; an authentic Indian recipe. Bon appetite.

Have you ever had Chutney? Which is your favorite?

اضغط الرابط لقراءة وصفة صلصة اللبن (الزبادي) بالكزبرة والنعنع باللغة العربية

Rania_thumb47Rania Al Shurafa'a: A mom of four adorable kids I feel that my kitchen is my haven where I forget myself in the heat of preparing different kinds of dishes. I often ask women from different nationalities for recipes of authentic dishes from their countries. My nose is programmed to sniff the smell of delicious food and on more than one occasion I have knocked the doors of my neighbors to ask them about the aromatic food they are cooking. My husband jokes that my nose will kill you one day! I use freshly grounded spices, so if you are preparing my dishes with packed spices, increase the portions a bit. Hope you will give my recipes a try.

1 comments:

Zubair said...

Biryani and raita are one of the tasty combinations, However, I like pudina raita with Bombay Biryani.