Redv bell pepper chutney
In my earlier posts I have shared the recipe for roasted bell pepper chutney, which has a difference.
I used tomatoes and no coconut in that recipe.
In this recipe Iam using roasted bell peppers which Iam greatly fond of by making a chutney using gram dal, roasted pepper and some coconut.
This makes a great lip smacking chutney , using coconut gives a different taste and coconut lovers will adore this chutney.
Once in a while I think this recipe can be tried even though some coconut is used.
As usual a great accompaniment for idlis, dosas and pongal. Great to mix with plain white rice and have with some papad.
I always like to make even the chutneys healthy by using more vegetables and in that this particular chutney is one of my favourites.
Red bell pepper
Red bell pepper chutney
Red bell pepper chutney
Ingredients:
2 Red bell peppers medium size, chopped .
2 green chillis
1 small piece of ginger grated
1 small berry size tamrind.
Salt to taste.
Pinch of asafoetida powder
1/2 coconut grated
3 tbsp fried gram dal ( pottukadalai )
2 tbsp sesame oil preferably
To temper
1/2 tsp mustard seeds
1 red dry chilli
Method :
1. In a pan ,add some oil, add the chopped peppers, green chillis , asafoetida powder and roast them well.
2.When cooled, grind in the mixie with the grated fresh coconut, fried gram dal and salt .
3. Ad sprinkles of water to help grind to athick consistency.
4. Temper with mustard seeds by crackling in sesame oil and adding 1 red dry chilli to the tempering.
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Red bell pepper chutney
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