I hardly get the curry leaves from the stores here as they are not too fresh and good..When my dad had come from India amma had sent some dried curry leaves and also curry leaf powder..This can be frozen and used..I made this curry leaf chutney using those leaves and it was a variation from the noraml coconut chutney..It tastes good with idlies, dosas and rice.
Ingredients
Curry leaves - 1 1/2 cup
Red chillies - 3
Garlic - 2
Grated coconut - 1/4 cup
Ginger - 1 /2 inch
Urad dhall,toor dhall,channa dhall - 1 tblspn each
Asafoetida powder - 1 pinch
Tamarind extract - 1 teaspoon
Mustard seed - 1 teaspoon
Oil - 1 spoon
Salt to taste
Directions
In a low flame,dry roast the curry leaves until they turn crispy and set aside.Also roast the dhalls,red chillies,coconut,asafoetida,garlic and ginger together..Grind all these along with the curry leaves, salt and tamarind extract coarsely..In a vessel heat some oil and add mustard seeds..Once they start spluttering, add the ground mixture..Add required amount of water and bring it to a boil..Simmer until the oil seperates from the mixture and seen along the sides..
Serve with idly, dosa or rice..
Am sending this off to Weekend Herb Blogging hosted by Kalyn
And also to Spicy Fiery Chutney event.
I love karuveppillai chutney . I too have karuvepillai podi at home.Love to eat with Idli.
ReplyDeleteI love this chutney, mom does for Rice Kanji, looks tasty :)
ReplyDeleteDelicious chutney, very nice recipe too. Looks great!!!
ReplyDeleteNice Chutney
ReplyDeleteLooks so good, must taste yummy with rice!:)
ReplyDeletei never heard of curry leaves chutney before. nice one.
ReplyDeletei never heard of curry leaves chutney before. nice one.
ReplyDeletemy hubby likes curry leaves very much. thxs for the receipe...good and healthy traditinal receipe.
ReplyDeleteThis chutney is just the perfect thing for me, Divya! I simply adore karuveppillai chutney! Will try this out soon. :)
ReplyDeletenice recipe Divya,I love the smell of Curry leaves.We don't get here but MIL had send dried ones and me too have kept frozen.This chutney sounds too good.Will try it.
ReplyDeleteYou are right, karivepilai we get here is not good and fresh.. Your chutney looks delicious, Divya! I can imagine the taste with Idli/dosa.. hmm, yummy!
ReplyDeleteNice color, and healthy chutney.
ReplyDeleteLooks yum! Good variation. I have tasted the shop bought version. Glad to have the recipe.
ReplyDeletei have made only the powdered version of curry leaves - never tried Chutney. Bookmarked this one to try :)
ReplyDeleteI keep hearing about curry leaves, but I do wish I could taste them, or even better, find some to grow in my garden!
ReplyDeletewhat a delicious chutney, Divya! looks so colroful and yummy!
ReplyDeletewow,,,nice ,..nd new one forme,...
ReplyDeleteluv ur chutney and also the description...my mom too does this but without adding garlic....its good and can be stored for long ..
ReplyDeleteDivya..lovely colour!..and goes so well with rice!
ReplyDeleteI love the smell of fresh curry leaves. Am sure your chutney would taste great with rice too...
ReplyDeleteChutney is looking great. I love curry leaves very much and can't do without them.
ReplyDeleteWe normally make only thuvaiyal with curry leaves...chutney is also a good idea
ReplyDeleteyummy chutney divya ... can imagine myself diggin into it with an idli piece :)
ReplyDeleteI love this chutney..perfect for thayir sadam.Its been long since i made this.I am growing a curry leaves plant..hoping to get leaves from it and do this...in about 2 years ..:D
ReplyDeleteI love this chutney..perfect for thayir sadam.Its been long since i made this.I am growing a curry leaves plant..hoping to get leaves from it and do this...in about 2 years ..:D
ReplyDeleteBet tastes yummy.. my nananmma makes it
ReplyDeleteMmmm, that looks very good. I like to make a lot of dhal as my daughter does not like meat or dairy. This chutney would be so nice with her lentils and rice and veggies. Thanks for the beautiful entry.
ReplyDeleteThere's always curry leaves at the indian groceries I frequent but are sold in big batches. This seems like a great use for a whole lot of it.
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