Friday, March 15, 2013

Kothamalli chutney recipe, Coriander chutney

Kothamalli Chutney | Coriander chutney | Dhaniya chutney or green chutney (which my kiddos used to tell) is a simple one to make and a yet a tasty chutney to go with Idli | Dosa and sometimes with Curd rice too. My mom makes this Kothamalli chutney without coconut and dal. Though i like that way , since kiddos want this version of Kothamalli chutney, i made this few days back. Here is the recipe for Kothamalli chutney| Coriander chutney which makes a perfect side dish for idli and dosa. I added 2 small onions to this chutney, but it is truly optional. You can make a no onion no garlic version too.
Check out my other interesting chutneys using Coriander leaves.

Coriander Chutney

Kothamalli chutney recipe
Kothamalli chutney

  • Recipe Cusine: Indian
  • Prep Time: 10 Minutes
  • Cook time: 10 Minutes
  • Serves: 4
  • Author: Jeyashri
  • Recipe Category: Breakfast | Dinner
  • Description: Kothamalli chutney | coriander chutney, simple chutney pairs well with idli dosa and chapati too.

    Coriander leaves  1 cup (tightly packed )
    Urad dal  1 tblsp
    Red chili  3-4 
    Coconut  2-3 tblsp
    Small onion  2-3 (optional)
    Oil  2 tsp
    Mustard seeds  1/4 tsp
    Salt  as needed
    Oil  1 tblsp

Method with step by step pictures :


Coriander Chutney
METHOD:
  • In a pan, add 1 and 1/2 tsp of oil and add the urad dal , red chilli and shallots(if using). You can add garlic also instead of shallots. 
  • When the dal turns golden brown and the onions are roasted add the washed coriander leaves.
  • Keep the flame low while roasting.
Chutney step 1 chutney step 2
  • Switch off the flame and add the coconut.
  • Add salt and allow this to cool. Grind this into a smooth paste and temper with mustard seeds.
chutney step 3 chutney step 4
  • Coriander chutney is ready to serve.
  • Add little water to adjust the consistency.
  • Temper mustard  seeds in 1/2 tsp of oil.
Coriander Chutney

Note:
  1. You can add tomato or Garlic while sauting the dal.
  2. Even channa dal can be replaced in the place of urad dal.
  3. Red chili can be replaced with green chili for making kothamalli chutney.

35 comments:

  1. i like to take with curd rice :) lovely pictures esp the last one !

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  2. my fav. I do it similar way too.. love the pic and bowl

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  3. Coriander chutney is my fav chutney.Love to have with rice.

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  4. Looks very nice, new to me. will try for sure ..

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  5. Yummy, delicious, green chutney... Love to lick this all time...
    http://recipe-excavator.blogspot.com

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  6. Lovely and delicious chutney.. looks awesome.. love the presentation too.. great job :D

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  7. i do it very similarly... looks so green and yummy!!!
    Sowmya
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  8. this looks amazing. DO visit my blog
    www.merrytummy.blogspot.com

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  9. lovely color of chutney , yummy!

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  10. Mouthwatering accompaniment to dosas & idlis!! Nice green hue :)
    Prathima Rao
    Prats Corner

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  11. Love this flavourful chutney anytime

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  12. My fav chutney,makes this often...

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  13. temtping chutney, feel like dip pakoras in it. stop by at my space too.

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  14. My all time fav chutney after coconut chutney,love it.

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  15. Yummy chutney and the bowl looks very cute..

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  16. beautiful color you have got there.. Very flavorful chutney!

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  17. wow thats really tempting!!!yum...

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  18. Lovely and beautiful colour...

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  19. Lovely chutney jeyashri...The colour is very pretty! Its a great combination with soft hot fluffy idlis.

    SHobha
    PS: Why doesnt your blog allow wordpress comments?

    www.anubhavati.wordpress.com

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    1. Thanks for visiting my space shoba. the comment set up allows only google account users, i think be cause of that it is not allowing wordpress. Saw ur comment in Coconut rice post too, but forgot to reply. sorry about that

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  20. It is hard to find Indian spices here in Australia. I would love to try these dishes. Indians are very good at making outstandingly delicious food. Thanks for sharing the recipes, I'll make it in my own kitchen as I get time this weekend.

    Regards,
    Finn Felton
    Kopi Luwak

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  21. Love your blog and I am happy to pass on the " Very inspiring blogger" award to you .

    http://gajuskitchen.blogspot.ae/2013/03/i-am-very-happy-to-receive-my-first.html

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  22. Love ur chutney recipes....very tasty...

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  23. This is a little different from Kothumali Thogayal? Or the same?

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  24. Mittus fav chutney, mine too...Looks so fresh apt with idlis

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  25. Never tried with curd rice, will try next time and try adding shallots too!

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  26. This look amazing and i m going to try soon,,!!

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  27. My all time favorite...
    awesome with samosa and bhakhari

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  28. Love all your recipes

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