Most Indian snacks are served with this green coriander chutney. A lot of Indian restaurants and take away places give out complimentary little tubs of green chutney to be eaten as a dip with pakora, samosa, kachoris etc. My mum used to make this chutney fresh – every single day by mixing all the ingredients in the mortar and pestle. This used to make the chutney full of lovely fresh-tasting flavours. The chutney used to have a lovely texture too.
With the invention of the food processor and blenders, this Chutney is very easy to make and best eaten fresh.
Ingredients:
1. Put the ginger, garlic, raw mango and fresh coriander in a blender.
2. Add the lemon juice and salt and blend everything using a slow speed for a couple of minutes. The salt and lemon will help produce the moisture but if required add a couple of tablespoons of water.
3. Once you get the mixture very smooth, the chutney is ready to use.
4. Save the chutney or dip in an airtight container in the fridge. Use a glass or a plastic container as the lemon juice may react with the metal. This mixture should be fine for a week if kept in the fridge.
Try this chutney as a toastie where I have spread the chutney on my bread.
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