If there is always one accompaniment while having breakfast at my mum's place, it is definitely this Under 15 minute Easy South Indian Coconut Chutney. I have been eating it with my idilis and dosas for as long as I remember and now I thought it is a perfect time to share the recipe with you all. All you need is fresh coconut and a handful of ingredients. Every south indian breakfast deserves a simple to make chutney as a side and after trying this version, I guarantee you will instantly fall in love, never to look back again! And while you are at it, don't forget to leave a comment on this post to mark your participation for the TWO book giveaways (Day 3) Scroll down for more details. If you haven't tried your luck already, do leave a comment on Day 1 and Day 2 giveaway blogposts as well. Good Luck!
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Perfect chutney to serve with any South Indian snack.. Such lovely books.. participated in the previous one.. and following you already on fb, twitter and subscribed. Fb and twitter name .. Shobha Keshwani email.. srkpvjr@gmail.com
Lovely chutney Siri..We normally add the Chutney Daliya...for volume i am guessing! Or sometimes jazz it up with peanuts instead of daliya...with guests, we grind it with coconut milk,..Insanely delicious!!!
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ReplyDeleteWow, nice coconut chutney with tamarind pulp, Thanks for sharing.
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:-) Third day giveaway!! Hope I win atleast one of them ! ;-)
ReplyDeleteShould we re-enter each day? I'm going to on this one but please message me if I shouldn't so I don't bog down your feed!! Thanks for the chance to win!
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ReplyDeleteI can already smell all the spices ! hum
ReplyDeletePerfect chutney to serve with any South Indian snack..
ReplyDeleteSuch lovely books.. participated in the previous one.. and following you already on fb, twitter and subscribed.
Fb and twitter name .. Shobha Keshwani
email.. srkpvjr@gmail.com
I need the books too!
ReplyDeleteNice chutney for iddlis..
ReplyDeleteLovely chutney Siri..We normally add the Chutney Daliya...for volume i am guessing! Or sometimes jazz it up with peanuts instead of daliya...with guests, we grind it with coconut milk,..Insanely delicious!!!
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what is chutney daliya?
DeleteRoasted gram dhal Monika the yellow one that we get
DeleteAwesome looking chutney & so versatile too!
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ReplyDeleteLooove this chutney. Simple yet perfect to perk up any meal. Want those books badly.
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ReplyDeleteLovely Chutney...
ReplyDeletenever tried chutney with channa dal,will try
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ReplyDeleteLovely recipe Siri!
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ReplyDeleteAlready following you on Twitter. - @sirime . My twitter handle is @ZestandLeisure
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ReplyDeleteTo me the tadka takes this chutney to a whole other level - a personal favourite.
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ReplyDeleteHi, nice chutney and very well taken pics too..
ReplyDeleteThe ubiquitous yet the indispensable side if there s Dosa or Idly on the menu. Love the last picture and the cute handi
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