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    Bangalore Hotel Style Coconut Chutney | Green Coconut Chutney

    Published: Jun 4, 2020 · Modified: May 18, 2021 by Ramya · 1 Comment

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    Learn how to make Bangalore Hotel Style Coconut Chutney with this simple recipe with step-wise pictures. Karnataka Green Coconut Chutney recipe is best served with idli and dose.

    Bangalore Hotel Style Coconut Chutney

    Most of you know how much I love chutneys and chutney powders and side dishes for breakfast, given the number of times I share my breakfast plate on my Instagram. More than the idli or dosa (which is regular every single day) I look forward and get excited about the side dishes. On most days, we make a quick coconut chutney or roasted peanut chutney but we also make tiffin sambar and mint-coriander chutney on every other day. Weekends are reserved for my leisure breakfasts and that’s also when I try new side dishes. Since a few years, we stopped eating out except for one or two times every six months and eating breakfast out is very rare. But in all such occasions, one of the most favorite things is the soft idli with that special Bangalore Hotel Style Coconut Chutney.

    Bangalore Hotel Style Coconut Chutney

    While Green chutney is pretty common at our home, we don’t make this way of Bangalore Hotel Style Coconut Chutney. And for that matter, no two hotels in Bangalore prepare/serve their chutneys the same way. Some are bright green in color, with a runny consistency. Some so thick with speckles of mint and coriander. And there are also versions of coconut chutney that looks very plain but is oh-so-spicy! This Karnataka style coconut chutney is very specific to what I love at MTR and especially the one served with their Rava Idli. When I made my MTR Style Rava Idli, I also made the chutney which made it a delicious combo. With very few subtle differences, this chutney turns out delicious and stands out from Tamilnadu style of Coconut Chutney.

    Bangalore Hotel Style Coconut Chutney

    How to make Bangalore Hotel Style Coconut Chutney | Green Coconut Chutney

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    Bangalore Hotel Style Coconut Chutney

    Bangalore Hotel Style Coconut Chutney | Green Coconut Chutney

    Ramya
    Learn how to make Bangalore Hotel Style Coconut Chutney with this simple recipe with step-wise pictures. Karnataka Green Coconut Chutney recipe is best served with idli and dose.
    5 from 3 votes
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    Prep Time 10 minutes mins
    Cook Time 5 minutes mins
    Course Side Dishes
    Cuisine South Indian
    Servings 4 people
    Calories 110 kcal

    Equipment

    • Blender
    • Small Fry Pan

    MEASUREMENT

    1 cup = 250ml, 1 tablespoon = 15ml, 1 teaspoon = 5ml

    Ingredients
      

    Chutney Ingredients -

    • ½ cup Chopped/Grated Coconut
    • ¼ cup Roasted Gram/Chana Dal
    • 1-2 Green Chillies adjust per spice preference
    • â…“ cup Fresh Coriander Leaves
    • ¼ cup Fresh Mint Leaves
    • 1 inch Ginger Piece
    • ½ teaspoon Tamarind Paste
    • Salt as needed
    • Water as needed

    Tempering Ingredients –

    • 1 teaspoon Oil
    • ½ teaspoon Mustard Seeds
    • ½ teaspoon Cumin Seeds
    • Generous Pinch of Asafoetida
    • Fresh Curry Leaves
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    Instructions
     

    • In a blender add roasted gram, coconut, green chillies, chopped ginger, tamarind paste and salt as needed.
    • Grind with little water until it is smooth.
    • Now add fresh coriander and mint leaves. Pulse a few times, the leaves should be coarsely ground. Remove onto a bowl.
    • Make a tempering of mustard seeds, cumin seeds in hot oil. As they splutter, add asafoetida and fresh curry leaves.
    • Add it to the chutney. Serve as a side with rava idli, regular idli and dosa.

    Nutrition

    Nutrition Facts
    Bangalore Hotel Style Coconut Chutney | Green Coconut Chutney
    Amount per Serving
    Calories
    110
    % Daily Value*
    * Percent Daily Values are based on a 2000 calorie diet.
    Keyword Chutney Recipes, Side Dishes for Idli-Dosa
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    Bangalore Hotel Style Coconut Chutney

    Detailed step-wise picture recipe of making Bangalore Hotel Style Coconut Chutney | Green Coconut Chutney

    In a blender add roasted gram, coconut, green chillies, chopped ginger, tamarind paste and salt as needed.

    Grind with little water until it is smooth.

    Now add fresh coriander and mint leaves. Pulse a few times, the leaves should be coarsely ground. Remove onto a bowl.

    Make a tempering of mustard seeds, cumin seeds in hot oil. As they splutter, add asafoetida and fresh curry leaves.

    Add it to the chutney. Serve as a side with rava idli, regular idli and dosa.

    Bangalore Hotel Style Coconut Chutney

    Recipe Notes

    • Adjust the number of green chillies as per spice preference.
    • This chutney does not store well as we add ginger. So it is recommended to consume it fresh.

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