No-cook Tomato chammanthi (chutney)
No-cook Tomato chammanthi (chutney)
No-cook Tomato Chammanthi (Chutney) recipe that's simple, delicious, and perfect for busy days. This South Indian-style chammanthi is made with raw ingredients, especially ripe tomatoes and a few flavorful additions — all blended together without any cooking. It's perfect for hot days or when you're short on time. Let's see how to make this easy and tasty chammanthi.
No-Cook Tomato Chammanthi Recipe (Raw Tomato Chutney)
Prep Time: 10 minutes
Cooking Time: None
Serves: 2–3
Ingredients:-
* 1 medium ripe tomato (chopped roughly)
* 2–3 dried red chilies or 1 tsp chilli powder (adjust to spice preference)
* 3 small shallot or ½ small onion
* 1 small piece of ginger (about ½ inch)
* Salt – to taste
* ½ tsp tamarind paste
* 1 tsp coconut oil – for extra flavor (optional, but recommended)
Method: Step-by-Step
Step 1: Prepare Ingredients
* Roughly chop the tomato.
* If using dried red chilies, break them in half (remove seeds if you want it less spicy).
* Peel the shallot/onion and ginger.
Step 2: Add to Blender:-
* In a small mixie jar or blender, add Chopped tomato, Red chilies or chilli powder, Shallot/onion, Ginger, Tamarind, Salt to taste.
* Do not add water.
Step 3: Grind to a Coarse Paste:-
* Pulse the mixture a few times to start breaking it down.
* Grind to a coarse or semi-smooth paste, depending on your texture preference.
Step 4: Final Touch:-
* Transfer the chutney to a bowl.
* Drizzle 1 tsp coconut oil on top for aroma and flavor.
* Mix gently.
Serving Suggestions:-
* Serve with steamed rice, kanji (rice porridge), idli, or dosa.
* Tastes best when fresh, but can be stored in the fridge for a day.
Tips:-
* Use ripe, juicy tomatoes for the best flavor.
* If the chutney tastes too tangy, balance with a bit coconut or a pinch of jaggery.
* Add a small green chili along with red chilies for an extra kick.
* Want variation? Add a tablespoon of roasted peanuts or fried urad dal for nuttiness.
ENJOY!!!!

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