Easy to make pottukadalai chutney recipe, with step by step pictures, pairs well with idli|dosa.
Every time it is tough to decide what to make a side dish for dosa | idli. This pottukadalai Chutney can be made with or without coconut too. I just tried this recipe as the similar way as i did my Peanut Chutney I added coconut but tried without coconut too. Both versions of Pottukadalai chutney tasted awesome with Idli and Dosa. Try this easy pottukadalai |fried gram| roasted gram chutney. Check out the collections of Chutney recipes HERE.
Pottukadalai| Chutney dal 1/4 cup
Red chili 4-5
Coconut 1 tblsp
Garlic 2 cloves (optional)
Oil 2 tsp
Mustard seeds 1/4 tsp
Salt as needed
Curry leaves few
Every time it is tough to decide what to make a side dish for dosa | idli. This pottukadalai Chutney can be made with or without coconut too. I just tried this recipe as the similar way as i did my Peanut Chutney I added coconut but tried without coconut too. Both versions of Pottukadalai chutney tasted awesome with Idli and Dosa. Try this easy pottukadalai |fried gram| roasted gram chutney. Check out the collections of Chutney recipes HERE.
Pottukadalai chutney recipe
- Recipe Cusine: Indian
- Prep Time: 5 Minutes
- Cook time: 10 Minutes
- Serves: 2-3
- Author: Jeyashri
- Recipe Category:Breakfast| Dinner
- Description: Easy to make pottukadalai chutney recipe, with step by step pictures, pairs well with idli|dosa.
Red chili 4-5
Coconut 1 tblsp
Garlic 2 cloves (optional)
Oil 2 tsp
Mustard seeds 1/4 tsp
Salt as needed
Curry leaves few
Method with step by step pictures :
- In a small pan, add 1 tsp oil and add the red chilli, garlic and roast till golden brown in a low flame.
- Switch off the flame.
- If adding coconut add now and let the coconut coconut get roasted in the heat of the pan.
- Allow this to cool and grind this along with pottukadalai.
- No need to roast the pottukadalai | chutney dal.
- Add water to get the desired consistency.
- Temper with mustard seeds and curry leaves.
- Tasty pottukadalai chutney is ready to serve.
- This is a perfect combo for Idli| dosa. Also it goes well with chapathi too.
one of my fav.. I do it without coconut
ReplyDeletevery tasty looking chutney:)
ReplyDeletetasty comfort chutney
ReplyDeletei liked the bowl ! some times i do not mix water instead i add a tbsp of oil ! like we do for milagai podi ! its yummy
ReplyDeletegood one..I try my best to minimize coconut..so surely will be trying this without coconut..
ReplyDeleteAhh, my mom makes this often.. Love that flavour a lot :)
ReplyDeletedelicious chutney, perfect with idli and dosa.
ReplyDeleteLooking yummy. i make with green chilli ..
ReplyDeletesounds good, will try sometime. Bowl looks cute
ReplyDeleteI love this chutney for idli and upma....I use curd instead of water...
ReplyDeletelove tis one..
ReplyDeletemy husbands fav chutney...looks creamy..lovely bowl
ReplyDeleteLove pottukadalai chutney but our variation does not have garlic!1! I love the runny form of this chutney with hot hot dosas in the night!!!!
ReplyDeleteDo pop on my blog space when you can...
Shobha
www.anubhavati.wordpress.com
Delicious and lovely looking chutney. Wonderfully prepared.
ReplyDeleteDeepa
Delicious chutney,want some hot idlis now to taste it...
ReplyDeleteLove this chutney with some crispy dosas,my fav.
ReplyDeletemy favorite kind of chutney... delicious...
ReplyDeleteMy Amma makes this chutney often, since my dad doesn't eat coconut. She also adds a pinch of tamarind. Nice texture.
ReplyDeletedelicious chutney...
ReplyDeleteLooks delicious
ReplyDeleteLooks like a boon for diabetic people who want to consume less coconut.
ReplyDeletewow..looks inviting...
ReplyDeleteI make pesarattu often and would like to try this with pesarattu..
ReplyDeleteplease visit my page and let me know your comments. It would help me as a beginner
http://recipesfromamma.blogspot.com/
Thanks a million for this easy recipe and also for the garlic chutney!! both are yummy!!
ReplyDelete