Here’s a chutney that will tickle your taste buds and perk up any dish it is served with.
An apt accompaniment for idli, dosa and hot steamed rice, the Capsicum Chutney combines the pungent, mildly spicy flavour of capsicum with the comforting taste of roasted dal, the tanginess of tamarind, the appetizing taste of sesame seeds and the spicy flavour of red chillies.
A good dose of coconut helps to hold the chutney together and also balances all the flavours. All together, the homely taste and lovely mouth-feel of this chutney is sure to please everybody.
This is a typical South Indian method of making chutneys and can be adapted to other veggies like radish too. You can store the chutney in an airtight container in the fridge for 4-5 days.
You can have it with South Indian breakfastSouth Indian breakfast dishes, or have it for lunch mixed with hot rice and ghee.
Also try other accompaniments like Lehsun ki Chutney or Horsegram Chutney .