This chutney's cooling, creamy texture provides a wonderful balance to the heat of many South Indian dishes, making it an essential component of a well-rounded meal. Whether you're a fan of spicy or mild, coconut chutney is a delicious and indispensable part of South Indian cuisine.
Here is a simple method to prepare coconut chutney.
In a blender or mixer, add freshly cut coconut pieces, roasted chana dal / pottu kadalai, green chillies, garlic cloves.
Blend the ingredients together for few seconds.
Gradually add water to achieve the desired consistency. The chutney should be smooth and creamy.
Add required amount of salt as required to the chutney once it is transfered to the bowl and mix well.
For Tempering
Take a small pan and preheat it.
Heat 1 tbsp of coconut oil. Using coconut oil for tempering will give much more aroma to the chutney rather than using normal sunflower oil.
Add mustard seeds and let them splutter.
Then, add 1 string of curry leaves on to it.
Add red chillies on top of it and fry for few minutes.
Fry briefly and pour this tempering over the coconut chutney.
Mix well and serve with dosa, idly, vada, pongal or any other dish of your choice.
Enjoy your bachelor coconut chuney.
Notes
Pictorial Guidance:
In a blender or mixer, add freshly cut coconut pieces, roasted chana dal / pottu kadalai, green chillies, garlic cloves.Blend the ingredients together for few seconds.Gradually add water to achieve the desired consistency.The chutney should be smooth and creamy.Transfer the chutney to the bowl.Add required amount of salt as required to the chutney once it is transfered to the bowl and mix well.Take a small pan and preheat it.Heat 1 tbsp of coconut oil.Using coconut oil for tempering will give much more aroma to the chutney rather than using normal sunflower oil.Add mustard seeds and let them splutter.Add red chillies on top of it and fry for few minutes.Then, add 1 string of curry leaves on to it.Pour this tempering over the coconut chutney.Enjoy your bachelor coconut chuney.