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Indian mint and coriander dip
Indian mint and coriander dip
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Serves 12
Easy
Total time:
15 mins
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A very popular and delicious Indian dip/spread made with fresh herbs and spices
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Ingredients
Fresh coriander-1.5 bunch
Mint leaves-1 bunch
Spinach leaves-8 (optional)
Chopped green chilies- 2 tsp
Chopped ginger-1 tsp
Lemon juice-1.5 tbsp *
Roasted cumin seeds-3/4 tsp
Almonds -8 **
Black salt-1/2 tsp
Salt-1/2 tsp
Asafoetida-1/4 tsp
Sugar-1tsp***
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Method
step 1
Pluck the mint leaves from the steams.
step 2
Chop and remove coriander's hard and thick steams from the back of the bunch(no need to pluck the leaves as soft steams of coriander can also be used)
step 3
Wash all the greens and chilies with enough water.
step 4
Now add all the ingredients in a mixer jar and grind to make a smooth paste,add approx. 1/2 cup water while grinding if needed
step 5
Take out the chutney in a jar,cover and keep refrigerated,easily stays fresh for minimum 2 weeks.
step 6
MY NOTES -
step 7
1-*Can also use lemon size ball of tamarind OR 3 tbsp of peeled and chopped raw mango instead of lemon juice.
step 8
2- Can substitute almonds with 2 tbsp of roasted peanuts .
step 9
3-Spinach and almonds are added to make it smooth and creamy, to add nutrition and the oil from the nuts will also act as a preservative.
step 10
3- Sugar is added to balance the slightly bitter and strong taste of mint,if you are using only coriander leaves then can omit sugar.
step 11
4- Add 1 tbsp of chutney in 1/2 cup of yoghurt to make mint and yoghurt dip.
step 12
5-Love spicy food-try adding 1-2 cloves and 4 peppercorns while grinding for a twist in the taste .
step 13
Serving suggestions-can serve as a dip for snacks,spread for sandwiches or wraps and as a side dish too.
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