Sweet Sour Chutney - స్వీట్ & సౌర్ చట్నీ - Andhra Recipes Telugu Vantalu Gayatri Vantillu
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Makes: One Cup
Ingredients:
Deseeded Tamarind – 50gms
Deseeded Dates –50gms
Sugar – 50gms
Water – 250gms
Grated Jaggery – 75gms
Salt – 1 1/2tsps or to taste
Red Chili Powder – 1tsp
Roasted Cumin Powder – 1/2tsp
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Method:
Take tamarind into a microwave safe bowl. Add dates, jaggery, sugar and sufficient water to the tamarind and mix once. Place this bowl in a microwave oven and cover it partially. Cook the tamarind mixture on high power for 2 to 2 1/2minutes. Remove the bowl from oven and cool the contents. Take a mixie jar and add the tamarind mixture. Add red chili powder, roasted cumin powder and salt to the tamarind mixture. Grind the mixture well. Take a bowl and place a fine sieve on it. Take the ground chutney into the sieve and rub with the back of a ladle. Then we will get a smooth and thick sauce like consistency chutney. Add remaining water little by little to get a free flowing but thick consistency chutney. With the measurements given above we will get one cup of this chutney. Use this chutney in chats, Manchurian or serve with fried snacks like pakodas and bhajias. This chutney goes well with Dhoklas too.
Points to Notice:
The measurements given above may be changed according to the interests of tastes. Some may like the chutney to be sour and some may like the chutney to be sweeter.
It goes well with bhel puri, chats etc..
Enjoy !!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Anonymous said...
Dear Gayatri,
When you microwave do you cover the bowl completely ? Referring to sweet & sour chutney. Thanks in advance
Carol
September 23, 2010 3:15 PM
Gayatri Vantillu said...
Dear Carol,
We cover it partially for the steam to escape
September 27, 2010 4:57 AM
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