This is a chutney which I learnt from a maid aunty who worked in our neighbour home. In our home we usually pair idly dosa with either tomato thokku/ idly podi/ coconut chutney. This aunty is a specialist in few dishes like brinji sadham, kuruma and this chutney. It tastes so yummy with idly and we even used to call this dish as "Sarasa Chutney" (by her name!). Though Idly is my favourite combo for this chutney it is basically an all rounder which goes well with dosa, upma pongal even paniyarams! Since it is essentially a mix of tomato, onion, coconut it gives lot of volume too. Do try it if you haven't made this type chutney so far :).
Tomato onion chutney
(with coconut)
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Ingredients
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Method
1.
In pan add 1 tsp oil and once it gets hot enough add channa dal
along with onion and green chili. Saute for 2 minutes and then add chopped
tomatoes and cook till they become soft.
2.
finally add the coconut and saute for 1 minute. Cool down the
ingredients and grind to smooth paste by adding little water. Temper with
ingredients mentioned.
3.
Yummy chutney is ready in a jiffy!
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Notes
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If you don't have green chili you can replace
with dry red chilies but the colour and taste may slightly differ.
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Coconut gives the sweet taste to this chutney
hence do not compromise.
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First grind without water and later add water
according to your desired consistency.
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You can replace small onion with 1 big onion.
Just cube the onion and proceed.
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Enjoy with any tiffen item of your choice :)
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