We are just back from Chennai, though it was tiresome I'm back with lots of memories and contentment. And when it came to shopping the only shop I insisted to go was Santosh super stores and I enjoy(ed) shopping there :)
Thanks EC for featuring me in Sundays Super Blogger Series :)
Now coming to todays recipe, am sure everyone makes this chutney in their own variation. I wanted to share ammas version of making this chutney in thokku style and here it is:
Onion Tomato Chutney Recipe
Serves 3
Ingredients:
To grind to a smooth paste:
- Tomato -3
- Onion - 1/2
- Garlic - 6 cloves
- Red chillies -2
To temper:
- Oil - 2 to 3 tsp
- Mustard Seeds - 1 tsp
- Urad Dal - 1/2 tsp
- Onion -1/2
- Curry leaves - 1 tbsp halved
Method:
- First grind the ingredients under 'to grind' to a smooth paste and keep aside.
- Heat oil, add mustard seeds, urad dhal and allow mustard seeds to splutter and urad dal to brown a little. Then add curry leaves fry for a min then add onions and saute until golden brown
- Now add the ground paste and allow it to boil with 1tbsp of water. Saute it and simmer it until the raw smell leaves and the chutney thickens like thokku. Switch off and transfer to serving bowl or an airtight container.
Serve the chutney with idlis / dosas or even rotis. Amma makes this chutney 2 other ways too but this version is liked by all of us so wanted to share it here.
This chutney goes well with idlis and rotis too and thats the speciality with this chutney that it goes almost with any tiffin item. The chutney should be in thokku consistency. And you can add gingelly oil(nalennai)/ ghee and enjoy it with hot idlis. I served them with kuzhipaniyaram and it tasted divine :)
My Notes:
- It keeps good for 3 days when refrigerated, ideal for a days travel too,
- Allow the chutney to thicken in sim, saute it now and then to avoid burning at the bottom. Thickening in simness gives it a unique flavour and taste.
- You can omit onions for sauting and add it fully for grinding too.
we make onion chutney in this way and love it...this looks yummy and loved d combo..
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Simple and delicious. Loved the picture.
ReplyDeletedelicious chutney!!
ReplyDeleteLooks lovely and paniyaram looks delicious. Congrats on being featured.
ReplyDeleteCongrats on being featured as "Super Blogger"... this thokku looks fantastic... and as usual a very nice presentation...
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yummy!!!pefect with idly!!
ReplyDeletelooks yum n amazing..lovely pics...
ReplyDeleteSuch a simple chutney with a few ingredients but oh-the-taste..love it absolutely!!
ReplyDeletedelicious chutney..
ReplyDeleteThank u for the post....Last week I was on google searching for a good tomato chutney....Good to see it here today..
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ReplyDeletevery yummy and delicious one. Even i love panniyarams with red chutney
ReplyDeleteWow.. this is quite simple and interesting :) A little similar to the one that I posted along with melon dosa. But the garlic will definitely change the flavor a lot :)
ReplyDeleteLovely clicks!! Never tried adding garlic in this chutney,will try :)
ReplyDeleteDelicious chutney, love paniyaram with this chutney..
ReplyDeleteA simply but very delicious chutney!
ReplyDeleteOne of my fav. chutney and looking so delish..I do almost same way just dont add urad dal ....nice pics dear
ReplyDeleteGreat pictures & neat presentation. I too make it some what similar.
ReplyDeletePaniyarams with Onion chutney...even the thought of it make me hungry...Ur clicks make me even more n more hungry...
ReplyDeletethe paniyarams look so cute...i love tomato chutney
ReplyDeleteI love how thick this is... must be yummy even when slathered on bread/pizza :)
ReplyDeleteDelicious chutney...excellent pic...
ReplyDeleteLoved the click, lovely Tomato Chutney perfect with dosa:)
ReplyDeleteThat's a delicious combo..very nicely clicked..
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Beautiful clicks gal!!! looks so perfect and yumm!!
ReplyDeletePics looks absolute yumm !! lovely chutney !
ReplyDeleteVery inviting and delicious !!!
ReplyDeletelooks swell, nice clicks !
ReplyDeleteAmazing click... Chutney must have been yumm...
ReplyDeleteThose cute kuzhipaniyarams.....
Lovely looking clicks... Make me go yummm
ReplyDeleteBeautiful clicks and delicious chutney!!
ReplyDeleteDelicious paniyarams and chutney love it.
ReplyDeletesuperb clicks. and chutney sounds similar to moms.. I love it with dosas..
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ReplyDeleteSounds to be a versatile chutney recipe.
ReplyDeleteLove both paniyarams and chutney..delicious.
ReplyDeleteI make the exact same version and its my favorite accompaniment for idlis! Yours looks delicious.. I should make this soon..
ReplyDeleteWe make only with onion, the chutney looks spicy and garlicky!
ReplyDeleteIt was nice to know more about you, Sharmi..This chutney looks very delicious, love it with idlis..Lovely clicks as usual!!
ReplyDeleteLovely:)
ReplyDeletelooks so yummy and love your wonderful clicks...I too make it in the same way...yummy.
ReplyDeleteyummy and spicy chutney!!! looks very good.
ReplyDeleteLooks amazing!!! This recipe is sure a handy one & i totally love ur version!!
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Santhosh stores r near to my home...Have a great time in chennai and do visit us...
ReplyDeletethokku luks simple and delicious.
Chutney looks very delicious..i love the color!
ReplyDeletethis is a yummy chutney .. nice dish for dosas
ReplyDeleteSupera iruku sharmi..wonderful side dish for south indian delicacy.. looks great with lovely pictures
ReplyDeleteThis chutney is new to me. will try for dosa soon. thnx for the recipe sharmilee. wonderful clicks. :)
ReplyDeleteMom's recipe are the best, those panniyarum looks darn cute!
ReplyDeletechutney looks awesome...great clicks
ReplyDeleteYummooo chutney!!
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