Chutneys are a quint essential accompaniment for the breakfast in every Indian Household. The chutney or dips are made using various ingredients and each one is flavorful and unique in it's own way .
Today I have tried to make a Chutney using groundnuts also called as Phalli Pachadi in telugu.
This month in our FB group shhhhh cooking secretly challenge we are travelling across the state of Telangana and I was given Ginger and Red Chilli powder as secret ingredients by my partner Sasmita who blogs at First Timer Cook .
Those of you who know me , will definitely know my love for peanuts and this chutney had to find its place in my blog soon and this was the best opportunity to prepare ,devour and blog.
Preparation Time : 10 mins
Cooking Time : 10 mins
Serves : 3 to 4
Complexity : Simple
Ingredients
1 cup peanuts
2 -3 medium sized tomatoes
2 green chilies
Small piece of ginger
Few curry leaves
1 tsp red chilli powder
1/2 tsp haldi powder
1 tsp mustard seeds
Asafoetida/hing as needed
2 tsp oil
Salt as required
Fresh corriander
Method
Dry roast the peanuts or m/w for 1 min and allow it cool . Rub and deskin the roasted peanuts . Alternatively you can also roast pre deskinned groundnut too .
In a pan , heat a tsp of oil and fry the green chillies , ginger and curry leaves.
Saute the tomatoes with some salt , fresh coriander, haldi and asafoetida and cook until the tomatoes turn mushy . Allow it to cool.
In a blender , add the roasted peanuts , sauteed tomatoes, red chilli powder, some salt of needed and blend it into a fine paste like chutney .
Prepare a tempering of mustard seeds and pour it over the chutney. Enjoy with any breakfast item like idli, dosa , oothappam , chapati etc or can also be mixed with hot rice and ghee .
Linking to MLLA #132 hosted by Sizzling Tastebuds
Today I have tried to make a Chutney using groundnuts also called as Phalli Pachadi in telugu.
This month in our FB group shhhhh cooking secretly challenge we are travelling across the state of Telangana and I was given Ginger and Red Chilli powder as secret ingredients by my partner Sasmita who blogs at First Timer Cook .
Those of you who know me , will definitely know my love for peanuts and this chutney had to find its place in my blog soon and this was the best opportunity to prepare ,devour and blog.
I am also linking this to the MLLA #132 event being hosted by my cousin Kalyani of Sizzling Tastebuds .
Preparation Time : 10 mins
Cooking Time : 10 mins
Serves : 3 to 4
Complexity : Simple
Ingredients
1 cup peanuts
2 -3 medium sized tomatoes
2 green chilies
Small piece of ginger
Few curry leaves
1 tsp red chilli powder
1/2 tsp haldi powder
1 tsp mustard seeds
Asafoetida/hing as needed
2 tsp oil
Salt as required
Fresh corriander
Method
Dry roast the peanuts or m/w for 1 min and allow it cool . Rub and deskin the roasted peanuts . Alternatively you can also roast pre deskinned groundnut too .
In a pan , heat a tsp of oil and fry the green chillies , ginger and curry leaves.
Saute the tomatoes with some salt , fresh coriander, haldi and asafoetida and cook until the tomatoes turn mushy . Allow it to cool.
In a blender , add the roasted peanuts , sauteed tomatoes, red chilli powder, some salt of needed and blend it into a fine paste like chutney .
Prepare a tempering of mustard seeds and pour it over the chutney. Enjoy with any breakfast item like idli, dosa , oothappam , chapati etc or can also be mixed with hot rice and ghee .
Linking to MLLA #132 hosted by Sizzling Tastebuds
I love chutneys of all kind, esp the ones that make breakfast a breeze ! this pall pachadi version with tomatoes is new , want to try. I generally make without tomatoes. nice, vibrant colour there...
ReplyDeleteI am sure all of you will love it. Do try and lemme know .
DeletePhalli Chutney looks so tempting Priya. I can imagine the burst of flavors of this chutney. We are a family who love peanuts so am sure they will enjoy this chutney.
ReplyDeleteWow.another peanut fan !!
DeleteThe Phalli Chutney looks absolutely delicious. While I often make chutney using groundnuts, I have never tried adding tomatoes to it. Will try out this version the next time. :)
ReplyDeleteDo try it and I am sure you will love it . The tanginess from the tomato really lifts the taste of the chutney .this was my first trial with only tomatoes sans the tamarind
DeleteI love different types of peanut chutney. And this phalli chutney looks lipsmacking. Happy to get one more peanut chutney recipe.
ReplyDeleteThanks..me too a Fan of peanuts
DeleteWhen I saw this pic I thought it is a curry. I make ground nut chutney but never added tomatoes in it. This is a new chutney to me and looks super delicious. Must try
ReplyDeleteWhen I saw the picture I was thinking it is curry but to my surprise it is peanut chutney. It looks so creamy and delicious.Will definitely try this one soon.
ReplyDeletePalli chutney looks very tasty and colorful. We also add onion with tomato,for daily breakfast we need many chutney varities, your version chutney looks fab.
ReplyDeleteMy family loves peanuts in any form and your phalli chutney sounds absolutely delicious and flavorful ! Would definitely tru it soon and share feedback with you. Thanks for the share.
ReplyDeleteYumm..always in search of chutneys to wat with dosai and idli..will try this for sure
ReplyDeleteIt was so difficult to guess your dish. Addition of turmeric gives the nice yellow color to chutney. Adding tomatoes looks new to me. Looks so inviting and tempting
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