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Pachi Mirapakaya Pachadi ~ Green Chili Chutney

We Andhras love our Pachadis (chutney/condiment) and in our home pachadis are revered. Seriously. Mom makes the BEST pachadis you can ever imagine. The aromas that fill the kitchen during the preparatory process is something that has to be experienced. For instance, take today’s pachadi which calls for green chilies. The intoxicating aroma of roasted green chilies and the sizzle of tempered spices hold promise of an eternally pleasing meal to come.

Most of the pachadi recipes you will find on my blog are simple and straightforward with minimal ingredients. The key is to use farm fresh vegetables and good quality ingredients.

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Sponge Dosa with Pachi Mirapakaya Pachadi and Sambar

Green Chili Chutney Recipe

Prep & Cooking: 15 mts

Cuisine: Andhra

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Ingredients:

10-12 green chillis (the ones with less spice, reduce chilies if spicy)

1 tbsp minapapappu/black gram dal/urad dal

¼ tsp cumin seeds/jeera/jeelakara (optional)

1 tbsp tamarind paste

1 tsp jaggery or sugar

salt to taste

3 tsps oil

For seasoning/poppu/tadka:

1/2 tsp mustard seeds/aavaalu/ria

few curry leaves

1/2 tsp oil

1 Heat 2 tsps oil in a vessel, add cumin seeds, let them splutter. Add the green chillis (remove the stalks) and fry for 3-4 mts. Remove from heat and cool. In the same pan, add a tsp of oil add the urad dal and saute till the dal turns red. Remove from heat and cool.
2 Grind the sauteed green chili mixture, urad dal, jaggery, tamarind and salt to a paste. Add few tbsps water while grinding.
3 Heat oil in a pan, add the mustard and let them splutter. Add curry leaves and turn off heat. Pour this seasoning over the chutney and serve with any tiffin like idli or dosa.

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Green Chili Chutney

Pachi Mirapakaya Pachadi ~ Green Chili Chutney Recipe

Prep time: 0 min
Cook time: 5 min
Yield: 4
Main Ingredients:

We Andhras love our Pachadis (chutney/condiment) and in our home pachadis are revered. Seriously. Mom makes the BEST pachadis you can ever imagine. The aromas that fill the kitchen during the preparatory process is something that has to be experienced. For instance, take today’s pachadi which calls for green chilies. The aroma of green chilies roasting is simply intoxicating while the sizzle of tempered spices hold promise of an eternally pleasing meal to come.

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By • Nov 18th, 2011 • Category: All Recipes, Andhra Recipes, Indian Chutney Recipes - Pachadi, Indian Vegan Recipes, Indian Vegetarian Recipes, Recipes Vegetable Dishes

  • Priya

    Looks super delicious and spicy..

  • Priya

    Sailu
    Chutney looks delicious!!!! Can you please send the sponge Dosa Recipe!
    Thank you

  • Chandana

    Hi Sailu
    Can you post the recipe for Sponge dosa . Thanks

  • Chandana

    Hi Sailu
    Can you post the recipe for Sponge dosa . Thanks

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  • saritha

    Hi Sailu, Good post as usual. I had what maybe is a silly question. The above chutney looks like it has some base of something like coconut or peanuts. My question is whether that thickness came entirely from the urad dal or did you maybe forget to mention coconut or peanuts in the recipe? Just asking… :)

  • saritha

    Hi Sailu, Good post as usual. I had what maybe is a silly question. The above chutney looks like it has some base of something like coconut or peanuts. My question is whether that thickness came entirely from the urad dal or did you maybe forget to mention coconut or peanuts in the recipe? Just asking… :)

  • saritha

    Hi Sailu, Good post as usual. I had what maybe is a silly question. The above chutney looks like it has some base of something like coconut or peanuts. My question is whether that thickness came entirely from the urad dal or did you maybe forget to mention coconut or peanuts in the recipe? Just asking… :)

  • Anonymous

    Valid question, Sarita. :) The thickness is from the dal and tamarind pulp. I did not use the paste. For convenience of readers who usually use paste, I have mentioned paste in the recipe. No peanuts or coconut required.

  • kala

    I am a gr8 fan of all ur recipes…mentioned ur recipe in my blog plz stop by and drop ur comments here :)
    http://ingeniousmrs.blogspot.com/2011/11/delicious-idly-manchurian.html

  • Vijaya

    Looking nice as usual, definitely i’ll try it !!

  • kala

    Oh my goshhh i am very glad for dropping ur comment thanks a ton sailu garu

  • Nishi

    The pachdi looks superb. An ideal accompaniment with sponge dosa :)

  • Madhuri

    Just what i need for my weekend breakfast

  • http://www.authenticfooddelights.blogspot.com Sushma Mallya

    Sailu lovely spicy chutney….wow tht picture has come out so perfect!

  • Gauri Gharpure

    On your blog after a long time. Great recipes as usual. How are you?

  • Anonymous

    Hey Gauri, nice to see you on my space. I’m doing good. How are things with you? :)

  • sapthanaa

    looks spicy and yummy

  • Sudhakar

    invite me also Madhuri……cos

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    Thanks for a great post … like this one

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  • Samwich31

    This chutney looks truly fantastic. I can tell if I made this at my house I would be asked when dinner was ready to many times but still will have to give this a try. This doesn’t even look like it will take a lot of time or ingredients and thats perfect for the way I normally cook at home.
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  • Ntrrajendra

    its not good