Ingredients:
Red chillies(bydagi)                     20 nos
Garlic cloves
(peeled,chopped)                           10-12
Salt                                                      to taste
Jaggery
(light brown sugar)                     a pinch
Vinegar                                             2tsp
Water                                                a little to get a consistency while blending
- Cut the chillies into two if too long and soak in water for 2-3 hours
 - When the chillies are plump,drain out the water and transfer into a blending jar
 - Add the peeled and chopped garlic,salt,jaggery,vinegar and pulse it a few times till it becomes a coarse paste.
 - Now add little water and blend to a paste,add water if needed to help smooth blending.
 - Meanwhile have a taste of it so as to make necessary adjustments.(salt,vinegar)
 - Transfer into a clean dry bottle and store in refrigerator
 - Stays upto a month.
 
Note:
Those who feel it has the raw flavour of garlic(which actually doesn't feel so)may sauté this chutney for a few minutes with a tsp of oil for a few minutes.Cool and preserve in a bottle jar.This way the shelf life will also increase.
Serving Suggestions:
- Can be served as dip as it is or mixing with a little ketchup.
 - When mixed with little curd goes well with parathas and tastes like laal techa.
 - Can be smeared on plain/masala dosa to get a nice flavour.
 - Can be added to fried rice/noodles just after sauteening the onions and sauteeing 1-2 tsp of this chutney to get a schezwan flavour.
 - Can be added while mixing bhelpuri.
 - Enhances the taste of pav bhaji( sauté 1-2tsp of this chutney after sauteeing onions)
 

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