This is a very hot chutney. Add or reduce red chillies according to your taste. Optional – To bring down the heat, if you want can substitute red chilli powder with kashmiri chilli powder. It goes very well with Kappa Puzhungiyathu /Boiled Tapioca or with Idili /Dosa or with Rice greul /Kanji or as a relish with curd rice.
Today recipe is requested by Sonal Samson long back… I know I’m yet to post few recipe requests, but something kept me postponing…Sorry and thanks to all who requested for recipes and waiting so patiently. I will surely put up all your request in couple of week’s time.So here you go Sonal Samson the recipe you request for…I know it’s a long time since you requested. But I finally got around to making this. Hope all of you enjoy trying out this version and don’t forget to give me your feedback 🙂 Enjoy!
Preparation Time : 5 minute
Cooking & Grinding Time : 5 minutes
Serves : 4
Ingredients :
Dry Red Chilies : 8 or substitute with Red Chilly Powder : 11/2 tsp (use it according to your torelance level.)
Red Small Onion /Shallots : 4-6 or Onion : 1/2 of 1 small (finely chopped)
Turmeric Powder : 1/4 tsp
Tamarind /Vaalan puli : a small sized ball (small gooseberry sized) or use Tamarind paste : 1/2 tsp or substitute with Vinegar : 1 tsp
Hot Water : 1 tbsp
Curry Leaves : few
Salt to taste
Oil : 2 tsp (preferably coconut oil)
How to make Mulaku Chammanthi – Dry Red Chilli Chutney :
1. In frying pan; pour little oil and roast dry chilies, chopped shallots or onions and saute for couple minutes until dark brown. (Note : Take care not to burn chilies.) Remove from heat, add the turmeric powder and allow to cool completely. If your using red chilli powder then add them after removing from the fire along with turmeric powder.
2. Grind roasted chilies and shallots to a coarse paste, without adding water.
3. Transfer the ground mixture into a bowl and mix tamarind paste or vinegar, hot water, salt, and oil and Let it stand for 5 minutes for the flavors to set in.
4. Serve it with Kappa Puzhungiyathu /Boiled Tapioca or Idili /Dosa or with
Rice greul /Kanji or as a relish with curd rice.Enjoy!
Ulli Chammanthi /Shallots /Pearl Onion Chutney
Kanthari Mulaku Chammanthi /Hot Green Chilly Dip
Coconut Small Onion Chutney /Ulli Thenga Chutney
Pacha Mulaku Chutney /Green Chilly Chutney
Have a Great Day!
I’m so glad to hear you enjoyed both chammanthi and that they turned out so well for you! Thanks for returning to leave a comment!Hope continue to try more recipes.
Cheers!
Sangeetha
Very nice .i tried othr two chammathi also.its realy great.feel lik be in kerala becz i only had chammathi wen i wil be in kerala frm my mom.
Thanks Remya!
yummy
Hi Julie,
Your Welcome! I'm so happy to know u loved it :)..Thanks for letting me know that and sharing it in your space 🙂
Cheers!
Sangeetha
Tried this yesterday Sangee,loved it with kappa..will post tomorrow at my space..Thanx for sharing this recipe:-)
perfect for idlis
Slurp, Looks marvellous,irresistible and yummy..
delicious and colourful chutney..
sangeetha, i'm here after very long time..and i loved this chutney…
Your chutney looks absolutely ambrosial, I'm intrigued! Definitely making it. Any ideas that incorporate chutney into one dish? Seems like I'm always just eating it as a meat salsa.
interesting chutney recipe. looks very nice and bright red is inviting
A really delicious recipe.
looks divinely appetising i can imagine eating this with my eyes watering and then smacking my lips
oooh that is such a fiery chutney.
Kandittu kothiyavunney!!!This would be a heavenly combo with Kappa:-)
awesome ….super spicy and yummy!
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Perfect treat to the eyes and tummy. Loved the rich color.
Looks super tasty
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Spicy and delicious,perfect with kappa
OMG .. I just love this spicy red hot chutney..a treat for spicy food lovers.
NIce chutney……Bookmarked.