Verusenaga pachadi or peanut chutney happens to be one of my favorites and a regular at home. It can be served with dosas , idlis, chapatis and also with rice..When served with rice it should have a thick consistency and a bit dilute for idlis and dosas . Hot rice, ghee and peanut chutney is like feast for us!
Ingredients:-
Peanuts - 1 cup
Green chilies - 4
Onion (small sized) - diced
Tamarind paste - 2 teaspoons
Curry leaves - 1 sprig
Salt to taste
Sugar to taste
Method:-
In a pan roast the peanuts for about 7-8 minutes in low flame until you get the smell of the peanuts..They should be roasted well..Allow them to cool and remove the skin of peanuts.( I usually don't remove skin).
Add a little oil in a vessel and saute the onion, curry leaves and green chillies for a minute..
Allow the mixture to cool..It should come to room temperature..
Soak the tamarind to make it soft.
Take the peanuts,cooled onions,chillies,tamarind paste,curry leaves,salt,sugar in a blender..Add one cup of water and grind to a bit coarse.. U can grind it to smooth paste also.
Chutney is ready to be served with hot rice!Add a little bit ghee and there is no better heaven than your plate!
Tip :-
1) Grind the onions coarsely, your choice.
2) When you making this chutney for idlis, Dosas, go little on tamarind, as these already be little sour. But when this is to be eaten with rice, you can add a bit more of tamarind.
3) For breakfast dishes like upma, dosas, idlis etc, make the chutney little bit watery. If the chutney is for rice make the chutney little bit tight with as little amount of water as possible.
chutney is so tempting..i feel like tasting it now..great entries...
ReplyDeleteSireesha, peanut chutney is one of my fav..il suffit de penser, mouthwatering...goes awesome with steaming hot idlies...
ReplyDeleteChutney looks yummy & delicious,...
ReplyDeletelike to make this very soon
ReplyDeletelovely recipe sireesha... never used peanuts and onions together in chutney.
ReplyDeleteAdding sugar and onions is something new to me. Looks gr8.
ReplyDeleteI add cooked carrots to the same chutney and it tastes yumm too Sireesha. Nice recipe :)
ReplyDeleteLOve the peanut chutney with the idlis! Looking very nice.
ReplyDeleteHappy Diwali to you!
ReplyDeleteChutney Looks yummy !
That must be so good with dosas...
ReplyDeleteThis is my favorite chutney... make it all the time.
ReplyDeleteMy huuby loves peanuts, and if i make this foe him he will love it too
ReplyDeleteOne of my all time fav chutney.....yummy
ReplyDeleteI never used onion in my peanut chutney, that should give a different taste :)
ReplyDeletelovely recipe sireesha.New to me. surely i will make this very soon.thnks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteLooks delicious..I make this often..
ReplyDeleteI make mine similarly without the tamarind...looks delicious :-)
ReplyDeleteanything with peanuts is great, lovely peanut chutney.
ReplyDeletechutney looks tempting
ReplyDeleteeasy recipe... will try this soon.
ReplyDeleteChutney looks fantastic, Sireesha! New combo with peanuts and onions.. Will try this chutney for breakfast tomorrow.. :)
ReplyDeleteHappy Deepavali to you and your family, Sireesha!!
Anything with peanuts is welcome to my tastebuds. And this spicy, sweet, sour chutney sounds just perfect!
ReplyDeleteThis is my fav. chutney too! But not making often with a fear of fat, ha ha ha! You're tempting me with your picture. Nice one Sireesha! Happy Diwali to you and your family. Have a great weekend.
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