Spicy Coriander and Mint Chutney / Green Chutney

Coriander mint chutney is essential for any snack or kebabs or chaat. The green chutney comes extremely handy if stored properly in the fridge because not everything goes with the ketchup. This recipe of green chutney is very easy and simple and comes together in just a few minutes if all the all ingredients are available. Increase or decrease the number of chillies to adjust this simple recipe of dhaniye ki chutney as per your spice tolerance. I like my green chutney to be on the spicier side and I pair it almost with anything and everything you can think of, kebabs, chaats, any kind of pakora, boiled eggs and also salads. Sometimes I drizzle olive oil in it and the emulsification gives the chutney a very smooth dressing like consistency and then it goes very well with the salads. 

In my opinions condiments like this simple coriander and mint chutney is an essential part of the pantry. So I always keep some available and this green chutney frequents my kitchen more than it should be. Do try this easy and simple recipe of the green coriander chutney and I am sure you will like it too.

How to make green chutney


Green Chutney / Coriander and Mint Chutney

Ingredients:
  1. A bunch of coriander leaves
  2. A handful of mint leaves
  3. 10-12 green chillies (add according to your spice tolerance)
  4. 1 tsp whole black peppercorns
  5. 2 tbsp roasted peanuts
  6. 1/4 tsp salt
  7. A pinch of black salt
  8. 1/4 cup greek yoghurt
  9. Juice of 1 lime

Method:
  1. In a blender put together all the above ingredients and blend into a smooth paste.
  2. Pulse the blender giving short breaks in between so as to not to heat the blades and take away the much rewarding flavour of the chutney.
  3. Taste and adjust the seasoning accordingly.
  4. Add water if the chutney turns out very thick.
  5. Store in a clean and air tight container and keep in the fridge for a week.

Comments

  1. This recipe looks amazing! I’ve been looking for a quick chutney recipe, and this one sounds perfect. Can't wait to try it with my samosas
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  2. I made this chutney and loved how fresh it tasted. The addition of peanuts is a nice twist
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  3. This is a game-changer for my chaat recipes! I usually go for ketchup, but this green chutney is a whole new level
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  4. The tip to drizzle olive oil for a smooth consistency is genius. I used it as a salad dressing, and it was delicious
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  5. I adjusted the chillies as suggested, and it turned out perfect for my spice tolerance. Thanks for the suggestion
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  6. Green chutney is my all-time favorite, but I've never added Greek yogurt to it. Excited to try this version
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  7. This chutney is super versatile! I even tried it with roasted veggies, and it was a hit with the family
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  8. I never thought to add roasted peanuts. It gives a lovely texture to the chutney. Great idea
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  9. I made a big batch and stored it in the fridge as recommended. It’s been my go-to for snacks all week
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  10. I usually make green chutney without black pepper, but it added such a nice kick. Loved it
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  11. This chutney recipe is my new favorite for sandwiches and wraps. It adds so much flavor
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