Green Chutney for Chaats, How to make Green Chutney | Hari Chutney Recipe
aloo tikki, khaman dhokla, samosa and many variety of Indian snacks.
What is Green Chutney ?
Green chutney is a flavourful side condiment made with fresh green coriander leaves, ginger, garlic, onion, lemon juice for tanginess and green chillies for some spiciness into the chutney. In Hindi, we pronounced this "Green = Hari " i.e hari chutney.
It is often used in Indian Cuisine, especially for chaats like papdi chaat, khaman dhokla, savory kordois, veg uttappam and many variety of Indian snacks.
This is tangy spicy coriander chutney. This is one of the basic chutney that is eaten with all Indian snacks, meals and street food etc.
This chutney at my home are an important part of our daily meals and my meal is incomplete without it.
For this green chutney we need green coriander leaves(hara dhaniya), green chillies(hari mirch), garlic(lahsun), ginger(adarak) and few other spices.
You can increase or reduce the chillies according to your preference. This is actually a gluten free and nut free recipe.
No need add water in this chutney because we have added tomato in it.
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Furthermore, you can skip garlic, some people don't like raw garlic. For this recipe, I used cumin powder..this is enhance the whole taste of the chutney.
I added a bit of chopped carrot to thick the consistency of chutney and make it less watery. Though it freezes well, but I generally don't.
Whenever I am prepared this hari chutney, I made a small batch of fresh chutney, eat it and make again another batch. This hari chutney best going with street foods. The hari chutney recipe keeps fresh for 7 days, if stored in clean and sterilized glass jar.
Prep time : 5 minutes
Cooking Time : NIL
Total time : 5 minutes
Course : Indian dip/chutney
Cuisine : Indian
Servings : 1 small jar
Author : Jolly Makkar
Ingredients :
Fresh chopped Coriander Leaves/ Dhaniya patta - 1 bunch(approx 1 cup)
Ginger/adrak - 1 inch piece
Garlic cloves - 1 or 2 piece
Roughly chopped onions - 1/2 no
Red Carrot/Orange carrots - 1 small
Chopped Tomato - 1/2 no
Lemon juice - 1 no (increase as per your choice)
Green Chillies - 3 to 4
Red Chilli powder - 1/2 tsp
Cumin powder - 1/2 tsp
Salt to taste
Preparation Method :
1. Wash the coriander leaves thoroughly to remove any dirt and dust that might be on them. Roughly chop the leaves to make it easier for blending. We will need around 1 cup of chopped coriander leaves. Keep aside.
2. Put the chopped onion, carrot, green chillies in a mixer jar. Mix it well.
3. Then add chopped tomatoes, red chilli powder, jeera powder, blend it well into a rough paste. You will have to stir it once or twice in between to get a rough paste. No need to add water.
4. Then add coriander leaves,blend it well to get a smooth paste. You will have to stir it once or twice in between.
5. Remove in a bowl, now add the lemon juice and salt . This will help maintain the color of the chutney. If you don’t add lemon juice, the chutney will keep on getting darker.
6. Store this chutney into a bowl or sterilized glass jar and use as required. This will yield around 1 small jar of chutney.
7. You can serve this chutney in chaats like tomato omelette, aloo tikki chaat, dosa and idli many more snacks.
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16 comments
Fresh multi purpose chutney I love the colour
ReplyDeleteLove this fresh multipurpose chutney. I have not used carrots and loved your idea, Jolly
ReplyDeleteWow!! Green Chutney with carrot!! You have added on to the nutritional value of this!! Loved your recipe, will add carrot whenever I make my batch!!
ReplyDeleteThis is such a quintessential to all things Chaat. Love your recipe with carrot - will have to try this version next time I make the chutney.
ReplyDeleteMe too have recently made green chutney and realized how helpful it is to sum up any chaat recipe quickly. Your chutney looks absolutely fantastic as it has retained the good green colour.
ReplyDeleteGreen chutney is a must thing in fridge at my place. Adding carrot to green chutney is something new to me. The colour and texture of your chutney is fab.
ReplyDeleteGreen Chutney is an essential in any Indian kitchen to enjoy with snacks, chaats, with sandwiches, rotis, theplas, parathas... the list is endless. I usually don't add carrot and tomato but would like to try your version.
ReplyDeleteAdding carrot is a new idea for me Jolly! I like to have green chutney handy in my refrigerator too. Great share! This chutney is so versatile.
ReplyDeleteI love green chutney, your recipe is easy and quite different. I never added a carrot to the green chutney. Will try your version next time.
ReplyDeleteSuch a versatile chutney this is!! Adding carrots is totally new to me!!! I love to stock this chutney as they come handy while making sandwiches too!! fab recipe!
ReplyDeleteVery versatile chutney and I always have a batch ready!! I never add carrots though...sounds interesting, must try!! Loved it 😋
ReplyDeleteNever added carrotos in my chutney, it sounds interesting.
ReplyDeleteOne of our fav and most common in my refrigerator storage rack is this Green chutney container. The color of this chutney has come out really lovely !
ReplyDeleteThis is one of the essentials in my kitchen, I always have it handy. I must try your version sometime.
ReplyDeleteGreen chutney with tomato, totally new to me. Yet, the green colour retained. Sounds so good, yummy chutney.
ReplyDeleteI love chaats and this green chutney is inseparable for any chaats. I haven't tried green chutney with carrots. It's something new.
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