Summer is Mango season in India and who doesn't like this king of fruits. The first mango to come in the market is sweet and sour "Totaparee" Mango and i love it. One chutney made from raw totaparee mango is one of my goto mango recipe . Here i prepare it with granny smith apple . It goes were well with paratha , puri and even on toast .
Recipe
Granny Smith Apple - 2 ,gratted
Mustard seed - 1/4 tsp
Hing - 1/4 tsp
Fenugreek/Methi Seeds - 1/4 tsp
Chilli Pw - 1 tsp
Oil - 1 tbsp
Salt to taste
Oil - 1/4 cup , optional
1. Toast 3/4 th of methi seeds and grind it to fine powder.
2. Add oil to the pan and the mustard.
3. When it start poping add remaining methi seeds .
4. When methi turns golden add hing and then chilli powder.
5. Add apple and cook for 2 minutes.
6. Switch off then add the methi powder and remove from flame.
7. Heat 1/4 cup oil and pour over the chutney.
8. Use immediately or store in air tight jar and refrigerate.
9. Tastes better the next day
Interesting recipe !!
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Kairali sisters
New chutney to me.lov granny smith apples,will try
ReplyDeleteyummy yumm chutney...a real new one for me ..
ReplyDeletewow, quite creative..yummy chutney..
ReplyDeletewow..what an innovative dish. Looks really tempting, and I would definitely go well with dosas too. lovely picture.
ReplyDeleteThat is a very creative one!Looks tangy..
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ArunaManikandan
http://ensamayalkuripugal.blogspot.com
It looks yummy and i'm going to try.
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Innovative...chutney looks too good
ReplyDeleteSlurp!! lovely clicks and yummy chutney.
ReplyDeleteVery very unique chutney would love to try it out. Have book marked it :)
ReplyDeleteApple chutney looks fabulous!
ReplyDeleteI had some Granny Smith apples and was not sure what to do with them. I found your chutney recipe and tried it. It turned out very tasty and smells like pickle. I am wondering if I can keep it for a while.
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