Shallots are rich source of Manganese and Vitamins. Shallots are used extensively in Kongu cuisine. shallots are known as Chinna Vengayam in tamil. Select shallots that are heavy and firm. Don't choose shallots with green shoots. I have already posted shallots poriyal. shallots chutney is served as a side dish to Idli and Dosa. Please check below for step by step instructions and pictures for preparing South Indian Shallots poriyal.
Oil
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1 tbsp
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Mustard
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1/4 tsp
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Red chilly
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6
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Salt
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Shallots chopped
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1 Cup
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Table 2: For Tempering
Oil
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1 tsp
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Mustard
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1/4 tsp
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Curry leaves
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2
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Red Chilly
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1
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Urad dhal
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1/2 tsp
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Instructions:
- Heat oil in the pan and add mustard. When mustard splutters, add red chillies and shallots. Fry till raw smell goes off. Remove from stove.
- Grind the fried shallots, red chillies in a blender/mixie to a smooth paste.
- Tempering: Heat oil in the pan and add mustard, curry leaves, red chilly and urad dhal. When Urad dhal turns golden colour, add it to the ground mixture.
Tips:
- Adjust the red chillies according to your taste.
Thank you because I am excited on shallots being used for chutney. I have this major addiction to shallots and onions, in fact raw also can eat.
ReplyDeleteLove the flavors and the smooth thick paste.
Shallots chutney is new for me . Looks tempting....
ReplyDeleteSimply superb chutney, I love it...
ReplyDeleteas simple as that !! wow!! thanks for sharing this real cool recipe, dear.And hey..do drop by my "pick quicks" blog (non-foodie one) if u are in for some hearty laugh. Hope u will be a follower there as well.
ReplyDeleteI can have two more idlies with this chutney,my all time favourite.
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