Mint Chutney With Tamarind Recipe: 59 Photos
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However, if your chutney has already become bitter and you want to correct it add more lime juice and sugar. You can also grind more cilantro with some water or tomatoes and then add it to the chutney to get rid of the bitterness. If not vegan, add a few tablespoons of yogurt.
This tamarind chutney is made using tamarind, dates, jaggery & spice powders. You can also skip dates & add more jaggery but the flavor of the chutney is much superior with the addition of dates or some raisins.
Enjoy it with samosas, pakora, sandwiches, soft Idli, crispy dosa, fluffy vada and kebabs. Apart from that you can also use it as a spread in your wraps, sandwiches, kathi rolls and frankies. You can also add it to your marinades. Make this pudina chutney the way you want in one of the 3 ways I show in this post.
Here are some scenarios in which your pudina chutney may be turning black: Fresh herbs: Your chutney will become blackish if the herbs you are using are not fresh. Avoid using herbs that are wilting or turning paler in color.
Cover the flavor with sweetness.. The sweetness naturally covers bitter tastes. Throw a pinch of sugar or some honey into bitter foods and drinks to enhance the flavor a bit.