make green chutney (hari) for chaats sandwiches

make green chutney (hari) for chaats sandwiches

make green chutney (hari) for chaats sandwiches

hari chutneyIn a snacky chaat world the lovely main characters(ingredients I mean)are sweet/tamarind chutney and the other is the green/hari chutney!the part played by the green chutney is spiciness and tamarind for its tangy sweetness!both are inevitable ones and that’s the reason why chaat foods are finger licking good and addictive.Taking about the coriander leaves!of course we know their fragrance and benefits are distinctive and well appreciated!make green chutney for chaats sandwichesI was surprised when I learnt that the roots of the leaves contains more flavour than the leaves and it plays a remarkable role in Thai cuisine used in most of the recipes in their cooking.I think I can also try adding these roots hereafter in some of the day-to-day dishes I make and enjoy the difference.make green chutney for chaats sandwichesComing to the green chutney recipe You can add onions to this while grinding but it will have shelf life only for one or two days ,it is added mainly to enhance flavour and give body to chutney, but I have not added if you wish to add you can very well add it.

make green chutney (hari)for chaats sandwiches

INGREDIENTS:

Coriander leaves – 2 cups(tightly packed)
Mint leaves – 1cup(tightly packed)
Green chillies – 4-5 (according to you spice level)
sugar – 1 tbsp
salt to taste
Juice of one lemon

 

METHOD:

1.Separate the leaves of coriander and mint from the stem.
2.Wash the coriander and mint leaves thoroughly take both as given in the above measurements.
3.Now add both leaves in a mixie jar with salt,sugar,chillies and lemon-juice.
4.Add little water and grind to a smooth paste.
5.Check for salt add if it is less and whisk.
6.Now green chutney can be stored in fridge up to a week.

make green chutney (hari) for chaats sandwiches

Total Time 5 minutes

Ingredients
  

  • Coriander leaves - 2 cups tightly packed
  • Mint leaves - 1cup tightly packed
  • Green chillies - 4-5 according to you spice level
  • sugar - 1 tbsp
  • salt to taste
  • Juice of one lemon

Instructions
 

  • Separate the leaves of coriander and mint from the stem.
  • Wash the coriander and mint leaves thoroughly take both as given in the above measurements.
  • Now add both leaves in a mixie jar with salt,sugar,chillies and lemon-juice.
  • Add little water and grind to a smooth paste.
  • Check for salt add if it is less and whisk.
  • Now green chutney can be stored in fridge up-to a week.

Notes

Adding sugar enhances the colour and taste.
Even little oil can be added for enhancing colour.
If you are going to keep it for long store then freeze in small pouches or bags so that you can take it and use it at one go.
Its handy for many types of sandwiches,chaats and even as dips.
You can freeze these as cubes and use.

 

Comments (11)

  1. PIYALI

    That’s a very useful tangy accompaniment always of importance with any fritters, sandwiches almost any snacks. A bottle in the refrigerator is mandatory. If you keep it more than a week, do you replace lemon with tamarind or store without lemon in the mix and add when serving? Vani that bottle is too cute. Loved the beautiful colour of the chutney dear.

  2. Ranjan N Parmar

    When we made a chuntey in mixer with phudina or coriander, the color is totally changed not green. When we put 2-3 ice cube in mixer then chutney’s color is real green.

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