The best side dish for any South Indian tiffin items is Coconut Chutney. So it doesn't need much introduction. It is very simple, easy to make, and can be made in a jiffy.
What are the ingredients needed?
Shredded Coconut, 1 cup
Green chillies, 2 nos
Pottu kadalai/ roasted gram, 2-3 tablespoons
Salt, to taste
Oil, 2 teaspoons
Onion(small), 1 no.
Mustard seeds, 1/4 tsp
Curry leaves, a sprig
How it is made?
- Grind together coconut, roasted gram, and green chillies in to fine paste adding required water.
- Heat oil in a pan, add mustard seeds, once they crack add chopped onions and curry leaves and saute till the onions turn golden brown.
- Add the ground paste to this and mix well. Adjust the consistency by adding required water, salt to taste.
- Mix well and serve.
Notes
- For a variation, in flavor, you can add 3 cloves of garlic while grinding or instead can use a small one inch ginger.


yes it is a very simple and quick dish which needs no introduction!!!
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Perfect yummy chutney dear. Love to have it with dosa.
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My fav...Loved the addition of onion..
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ReplyDeleteOne of my fav chutneys Divya I make this almost thrice a week :) Well presented dear :)
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quick and easy sidedish for idlis and dosas,love it.
ReplyDeleteThis is such a staple with anything south Indian, can never get bored of this chutney!
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wow...love d recipe..will gve it a try soon :)
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quick and easy dish yet I cann't get same taste as what we used to get it in India.. urs looking yummy!
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Looks awesome & mouthwatering
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ReplyDeleteI make it the same way too..best with any snack..
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i often make this simple n yummy chutney...tempering with onion is new, will try it next time :)
ReplyDeleteCoconut chutney looks delicious Love your addition of onion in garnish.
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Chutney looks delicious!!I have tasted this,but haven't try yet
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Onion in tempering sounds awesome.
ReplyDeleteThat is absolutely true Divya, if I make anything south Indian and forget to make coconut chutney my daughter never eats it. I like your tempering of onion and curry leaves on coconut chutney.
ReplyDeleteOne of my favourite all time chutneys. I have never added onion to coconut chutney....since I love onion in just about anything, must try it in the chutney one of these days...thanks for the recipe :-)
ReplyDeleteNice coconut chutney.
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