Red Chutney(Dates Tamarind) and Green Chutney(Coriander Mint)
Does anyone say no to chats?! I am not a crazy fan of chats but then few items like dahi poori and pav bhaji are my fav. One fine day when I was craving for a chat and it was raining outside, I decided to give a try at home myself. So my first attempt was to make these chutneys ready. And these chutneys comes in handy for sandwiches too, it gives a nice flavour to it.Stay tuned for the low fat chats coming up soon here...so get ready with ur chutneys and store them in advance :)
Dates Tamarind Chutney(Sweet Chutney) Ingredients:
- Dates - 10
- Tamarind - 1 tbsp
- Jaggery - 3/4 tbsp
- Jeera - 1 tsp
- Red Chilli Powder - 1 tsp

1.Dry roast jeera till nice aroma comes, then grind it to a fine powder, set aside.Pressure cook dates and tamarind(seperately in a small container as shown below) with very little water for 3 whistles.Dont discard the water used for soaking dates, reserve it.

2.Grind dates to a smooth paste. Extract pulp from tamarind, add and mix with dates mixture, add powdered jaggery and transfer this to a pan.Add the reserved dates water. Allow it to boil then add red chilli, chat masala powder.
3.Once it becomes saucy add roasted jeera powder and give another boil till the chutney becomes thick like sauce consistency.Switch off and store it in clean container, refrigerate until use.
Sweet Tangy and Spiciness all in one chutney - perfect for any chaat recipe!
Coriander Mint Chutney(Green Chutney) Ingredients:
- Coriander Leaves - 1/4 cup
- Puthina/Mint Leaves - 1/4 cup
- Green Chillies - 1
- Lemon juice - 1 tsp
- Garam masala / Chat masala powder - 1/2 tsp
This green chutney has become my fav these days. It goes well with murukku, papad or any fry items apart from being a main ingredient for chats and sandwiches. The puthina with coriander flavour is so good, try it for urself and see.

Method:
1.Clean mint and coriander leaves,remove the root part and wash it well.Grind all the ingredients mentioned above along with coriander and mint leaves to make a smooth chutney.Add water while grinding as needed but the chutney should be a little thick in consistency.Now add lemon juice to the chutney and mix well. Transfer to a clean container and refrigerate it until use.

You can use this chutneys even for sandwiches. Spread one layer red chutney and another layer green chutney in 2 bread slices with raw onions in one layer and enjoy your sandwich. You can toast them too.
1.Clean mint and coriander leaves,remove the root part and wash it well.Grind all the ingredients mentioned above along with coriander and mint leaves to make a smooth chutney.Add water while grinding as needed but the chutney should be a little thick in consistency.Now add lemon juice to the chutney and mix well. Transfer to a clean container and refrigerate it until use.

You can use this chutneys even for sandwiches. Spread one layer red chutney and another layer green chutney in 2 bread slices with raw onions in one layer and enjoy your sandwich. You can toast them too.

















Delicious chutney and thanks for sharing the recipes..especially I was looking for dates & tamarind chutney..wonderful picture..
ReplyDeleteThese two chutney are always ther in my Fridge.. I prepare red chutney a bit differently.. Will try yr version next time.
ReplyDeleteNice pics..They r staple at my place and u will find it 365 days a year...
ReplyDeleteBoth chutneys looks simply irresistible..
ReplyDeleteHi Dear.
ReplyDeleteLast month hosting the Chaat event I feasted on it for a month. These two chutneys have a permanent place in my refrigerator. Will look fwd to read ur low fat versions of Chaat.
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Lovely clicks and I love the green of your green chutney :-)
ReplyDeleteI make this chutney the same way but never ate it with bread/toast... thanks for the idea...Great pics as well. :)
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super pics. spreading butter on bread makes it taste even better.
ReplyDeletecan't wait for kadai paneer recipe.
Yummy yummy. I love the red chutney the best usually with my chaat..I used to add more of it to give it a tangy and sweet taste :)
ReplyDeleteNice way to have it with bread.. white bread use panna, it will even look like our flag :P
Delicious chutneys..the second pic is too good!
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Good, this chutney and bread is a good combination we can use it for an easy and quick breakfast... thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteSuperb chutney..both looks irresistible.
ReplyDeletedroolworthy pics and both chutnies my faviourte..
ReplyDeletelovely colour, yumm
ReplyDeleteLovely recipes .Thanks a ton Sharmi for sharing the same...
ReplyDeleteI always keep these 2 chutney in the fridge. Both the chutneys look good.
ReplyDeleteDelicious chutney,Love the red chutney more...luks fab.
ReplyDeleteI would love to have that chutney.
ReplyDeleteMy fridge is always filled with this 3 chutneys, red chutney too. By the way the pictures are super asusual..
ReplyDeleteNow I'm craving chats.. have never tried the date tamarind chutney on bread before but that piece you are holding up looks very tempting :)
ReplyDeleteLovely looking chutneys,sure would taste great too!! I have had green chutney n butter but never tried red chutney with bread...
ReplyDeleteYummy chutnies,looks awesome.
ReplyDeleteThe green color is retained well. Never spread it over bread, nice idea :)
ReplyDeleteLove the colour of the chutney.Yum..
ReplyDeleteNice Colourfull chutney's. Those Wheat Breads are so good. i dont get such firm breads here.
ReplyDeleteYou are letting me on a tempting spree! Look at sandwich. I want a grab of that pls! Love ur clicks. :)
ReplyDeleteWhat a delicious-looking - and patriotic - snack :)
ReplyDeleteLovely pics..nothing to beat the flavor of these chutneys...want to have a chaat now:)
ReplyDeleteChutneys look so yumm..
ReplyDeleteThat looks very fantastic. I tried sandwich using green chutney, but havent treid sweet chutney in Bread.Nice click
ReplyDeleteoh yumm. i am drooling here. nice clicks.
ReplyDeleteBoth chutneys look excellent!
ReplyDeleteLove ur first pic and this is best for picnic :)
ReplyDeleteCan't imagine any Indian dinner to be complete without these two chutneys!
ReplyDeleteSweet n spicy , loved the presentation and pics are very good.... will try to make them ... :)
ReplyDeletesimply yumm chutneys:) great clicks too
ReplyDeletethe chutneys looks mouthwatering Sharmilee :)
ReplyDeleteSiri
wonderful recipe... lovely snaps! soo colourful
ReplyDeletethanks for sharing this...
love these....these chutneys are so versatie !! they are ALWAYS in my kitchen
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