Coriander and Chili Chutney/Dip in Froothie Evolve

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Every Indian family has a version of this green chutney/dip which is used as a condiment with Indian food and snacks  such as samosas and bhajias – but also as a sandwich spread.  This week I made the chutney dip in the Froothie Evolve blender and it turned out smooth and held all its flavours and the green colour hasn’t faded after a week.  In fact, it was hotter than usual!! Over the last couple of weeks week I have used the Froothie blender to made a quick hummus recipe and a quick no oil Carrot and coriander soup, tomato soup as well as cauliflower and sweet potato soup.

Ingredients

    • 10-12 cloves of  peeled garlic
    • 1 small piece of washed and scrapped fresh root ginger
    • 12-14  fresh green Kenyan chilies ( you can use any hot chilies)
    • 1 peeled and chopped mango – preferably raw
    • 7-8 medjool dates with the stones removed
    • 1 tsp salt
    • 2  tablespoons lemon juice
    • 1 big bunch of coriander washed and chopped roughly

Method:

1. With Froothie Evolve you get 2 jugs – both made of tempered glass.  The first jug has a heating element which allows you to cook & blend or steam & blend (if you use the steaming function and the stainless steel basket). The first jug is perfect for  soups and steamed vegetables.   The second jug is a high speed blender jug with 6 blades to give you the smoothest blending result possible. For this recipe  I used the second jug.  Put all the ingredients in a Froothie Evolve jug.

2.Use the pulse mode and blend it for a minute.  it should blend fine without any water but if needed you can add a couple of tablespoons of water.

3. Your chutney/dip is ready to be bottled. It should be fine in the fridge for a week.

Here are some more chutney recipes for you to try out Watch out they may be very hot in taste:

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Coriander and Chili Chutney/Dip in Froothie Evolve

Every Indian family has a version of this green chutney/dip which is used as a condiment with Indian food and snacks  such as samosas and bhajias - but also as a sandwich spread.  This week I made the chutney dip in the Froothie Evolve blender and it turned out smooth and held all its flavours and the green colour hasn't faded after a week.  In fact, it was hotter than usual!! Over the last couple of weeks week I have used the Froothie blender to made a quick hummus recipe and a quick no oil Carrot and coriander soup, tomato soup as well as cauliflower and sweet potato soup.
Course condiment
Cuisine Indian
Keyword dips, green chutney, lili chutney
Author Mina Joshi

Equipment

  • Froothie Evolve

Ingredients

  • 10-12 cloves of  peeled garlic
  • 1 small piece of washed and scrapped fresh root ginger
  • 12-14 fresh green Kenyan chilies ( you can use any hot chilies)
  • 1 peeled and chopped mango – preferably raw
  • 7-8 medjool dates with the stones removed
  • 1 tsp salt
  • 2 tbls lemon juice
  • 1 big bunch of coriander washed and chopped roughly

Instructions

  • With Froothie Evolve you get 2 jugs – both made of tempered glass.  The first jug has a heating element which allows you to cook & blend or steam & blend (if you use the steaming function and the stainless steel basket). The first jug is perfect for  soups and steamed vegetables.   The second jug is a high speed blender jug with 6 blades to give you the smoothest blending result possible. For this recipe  I used the second jug.  Put all the ingredients in a Froothie Evolve jug with half a cup of water.
  • Use the pulse mode and blend it for a minute
  • Your chutney/dip is ready to be bottled. It should be fine in the fridge for a week.

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Mina Joshi

I am a busy working mum who aims to make quick and healthy authentic vegetarian and vegan dishes for my family. I am also a face to face and online cookery teacher, recipe developer, restaurant and product reviewer. I share all recipes with step by step instructions.

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