This is a chutney popular in Madurai. Similar to coconut chutney but made without coconut. Roasted chana dal replaces coconut. The other ingredients are almost same as in coconut chutney. More importantly there is no compromise made on the taste and flavour front. Try this and you are sure to enjoy it.
South Indians are expert at making a variety of chutneys and this is just one of them. It is cooked before it is ground and has a taste that is simply delectable. Easy and quick to make you can serve it with any dosa or idli, medu vada or uttappa and enjoy.
This delightful snack is from Tamil Nadu made with rice and split pigeon peas. Wholesome and nutritious, begin your day with this upma and we can assure you that you will be completely satiated
This is one of the many dry chutneys that are popularly consumed in South India. They are mostly mixed with oil or ghee and served with idli or dosa or uttappam. The flavour is enhanced by dry roasting the main ingredients till golden. The chutney should be consumed fast because fresh coconut is used. Store in the refrigerator.
This is a black sesame or kala til dry chutney that is a speciality of South India. Dry roasting the sesame seeds brings out its full flavour. These seeds have multi benefits. They help maintain bones health and prevent osteoporosis. They also support digestion, hormonal balance and brain function. With all these qualities if the taste is on the high, what more could one want.
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