Two different tasting chutneys result from zucchinis - The peel chutney and the pulp chutney - Almost the same recipe goes for both as with all thogayals, but one stands on its own while the peel chutney gets a small dose of coconut - coincidentally, as I mentioned in my kadambam idli recipe, I made these chutneys and they color-coordinated perfectly with the the green and orange idlis (spinach and carrot)
In Words
Common Ingredients
2 zucchinis peeled and cut
1 table spoon each of kadala parrupu (bengal gram)(channa dal) and Urad dal
3-5 dry red chillies (cayenne)
1 teaspoon of oil
For the peel thogayal
1/4 cup or roughly 2 tablespoons of grated coconut
For the pulp thogayal
1 tsp of turmeric
Preparation of the Peel
In a pan heat oil and add the dals and the chillies and fry. When they are light brown add the peel. Add the coconut and stir and cook for a few minutes until the coconut starts turning golden and the peels soften and flag
Remove from stove, cool and grind with some water.
Preparation of the Pulp
In a pan heat the oil, add the dals and the chillies and fry. Add the cut zucchini and allow to tenderize - Note that I tend to salt my chutneys now. Switch off the stove, cool and grind.
For both
Saute in a spoon of butter, curry leaves, mustard seeds and a pinch of asafoetida.
Enjoy with idlis or on sandwiches or use with rice.
Serving with love
In Pictures
In Words
Common Ingredients
2 zucchinis peeled and cut
1 table spoon each of kadala parrupu (bengal gram)(channa dal) and Urad dal
3-5 dry red chillies (cayenne)
1 teaspoon of oil
For the peel thogayal
1/4 cup or roughly 2 tablespoons of grated coconut
For the pulp thogayal
1 tsp of turmeric
Preparation of the Peel
In a pan heat oil and add the dals and the chillies and fry. When they are light brown add the peel. Add the coconut and stir and cook for a few minutes until the coconut starts turning golden and the peels soften and flag
Remove from stove, cool and grind with some water.
Preparation of the Pulp
In a pan heat the oil, add the dals and the chillies and fry. Add the cut zucchini and allow to tenderize - Note that I tend to salt my chutneys now. Switch off the stove, cool and grind.
For both
Saute in a spoon of butter, curry leaves, mustard seeds and a pinch of asafoetida.
Enjoy with idlis or on sandwiches or use with rice.
Serving with love
In Pictures
Sending this as another entry to AKheela's Food palette Green
Delicious chutneys, would love with some soft idlies and crispy dosais..
ReplyDeletevery interesting thogayal...loving it
ReplyDeleteHeathy and handy chutney..Perfect with idli or dosa.
ReplyDeletethank you for linking this delicious thogayal
ReplyDeletevery interesting chutney... love the color :)
ReplyDeleteChutneys make me crave for some idli now!!! :D
ReplyDeleteDear, abt your Q on my Bread & Butter Pudding :~ U may try making them without egg, as I never tried b4. OR use egg replacer. :)
The thogaiyal's look so delicious..Love to have them with some hot rice!!
ReplyDeleteFlavorful and yummy chutney.
ReplyDeleteVery yummy chutneys. Love to have it with dosas..
ReplyDeleteinteresting and new--gotta try this !
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