Starting the month of August with a quick and easy chutney recipe. A while back
I wrote a blog post on momos (steamed buns with or without filling, and
originated in Nepal). If you have already read that post you know how much I
love momos! And every time I try dumplings, wontons or momos in any restaurant
or even the frozen variety available in grocery stores, I miss the
"chutney" SO MUCH. I am referring to the chutney that is offered in
restaurants back home in Assam :-) It is spicy, savory and has a certain kick to
it. That's the best way I can describe it :-) Because Assamese food is not at
all spicy in nature, I think this chutney takes the momo to a whole different
level!
Ingredients: Dry Red Chilies, Tomato, Garlic, Ginger, Green Chili, Coriander leaves, Sugar
Ingredients: Dry Red Chilies, Tomato, Garlic, Ginger, Green Chili, Coriander leaves, Sugar
- Cut the tomato into big chunks and boil it for around 10 minutes with the dry red chilies.
- With one or two tomatoes I use 2-3 dry chilies and 4-5 green chilies. You can also use more red chilies, but I personally prefer fresh green ones over dry chilies. I feel they are relatively better for my health. :-)
- Take the boiled tomato and chilies from the water; mix all ingredients and blend them together in a blender.
- That's it :-)
After I learned how to prepare momos at home, I
googled "momo chutney" and altered the recipes to get the
outcome I wanted. So there goes my disclaimer; I have not invented the recipe
:-) I just changed a few ingredients from 2-3 recipes google provided and mixed
into one :-)
Love
~Arrru
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