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Chutneys For Chaat | Indian Chutney Recipes

What is Chutney for Chaat?

Chutney is a kind of sauce and is an indespensable part of Indian cuisine. Be it simple dal rice or exotic kulcha chole, chutney is necessary with every Indian meal. And when we talk about chaat, we don’t need chuntey, we need chutneys. Here are recipes for chutneys that will take your chaat to another level. Green chutney is the spicy and tangy one, tamarind chuntey is the sweet chutney and garlic chutney is smooth and introduces a distinct flavour to chaat.

Let’s talk about the Ingredients for Chutneys

Green chutney calls for coriander and to add the zing jaljeera is added which is so apt for chaats.
Tamarind chutney calls for seedless tamarind. I have added jaggery to make its sweet version. Apart from that few spices add awesome flavours to this chuntey.
Garlic chutney was an experiment that went great. Generally whole dried red chillies are used to make garlic chutney. I was short of them and so I used Kashmiri red chilli powder and I got gorgeous garlic chilli chutney in no time and with no efforts.

Garlic Chutney

1. Add 20 garlic cloves in a grinder jar.

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2. Add 1 tbsp Kashmiri red chili powder.

chutneys for chaat

3. Add salt to taste.

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4. Add juice of 1/2 lemon.

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5. Add 1/3 cup water.

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6. Grind to smooth paste.

chutneys for chaat

7. Bon Appetit! Add garlic chutney to bhelpuri and other chaats.

chutneys for chaat

Green Chutney

1. Add 1 small bunch of washed and chopped coriander leaves, 1 green chili, 2 tbsp jaljeera, salt to taste and lemon juice.

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2. Add ice water as required.

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3. Grind to make smooth paste.

chutneys for chaat

4. Bon Appetit! Serve green chuntey with samosa chaat.

chutneys for chaat

Tamarind Chutney

1. In a pan, add 2 cups water and 1 cup sugar.

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2. Add 1/4 cup tamarind (imli).

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3. Stir and cook.

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4. Cook it till tamarind is soft and sugar dissolves.

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5. Strain the pulp.

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6. Add 1 tbsp roasted cumin seeds (coarsely crushed).

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7. Add 1/2 tsp red chili flakes and cook for 5-7 minutes.

chutneys for chaat

8. Add mix of 1 tbsp cornflour and 2 tbsp water and mix well and cook for 5-6 minutes.

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9. Bon Appetit! Serve tamarind chutney with aloo tikki chaat.

chutneys for chaat

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