Traditionally, the sweetness to this chutney is given by jaggery, but i have used sugar.
Raisins will impart the slight tangy taste in this otherwise sweet chutney.
There are innumerable ways this chutney can be made – with dates or mango leather, cashew nuts, etc.
While penning this down i am getting nostalgic and can recall the sweet and tangy aroma of this chutney cooking during the Puja π
Presenting here as a part of the Durga Puja Platter.
Here’s what i did………..
INGREDIENTS
1 cup – finely chopped ripe tomatoes
1 tbsp – raisins or sultanas
5 1/2 tsp – sugar
1/2 tsp – tumeric powder
1 tsp – vegetable oil
1 nos – bay leaf
1 nos – dried whole red chili
pinch of mustard seeds
1/2 cup – water (optional)
METHOD
Wash and soak the raisins 15 mins before cooking. Heat oil and temper with red whole chili, bay leaf and mustard seeds. Add the raisins, stir. They will swell up. add the chopped tomatoes, tumeric powder and water. Cover and cook on a low flame till tomatoes soften.
Add the sugar and cook till sugar melts. If the sauce is too watery, increase the flame and dry up to desired thickness.
Cool and serve at room temperature with hot and steaming Khichuri bhog and Labra.
Happy cooking !! π
Cheers !! π
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Looks awesome Andy!!!
thank you Malar π
Andy, I am hungry now!!!!
well then, you need to plan a trip to India for these goodies π
OMG. Challenge accepted. =)
Including raisins….very creative!
thank you Lori π
Sounds Yummmmy Andy……
it was π thank you
Wow..great contrasting flavors combined together :).
it is……..and very flavorsome π
I have tasted this once but never had recipe.. Thanks sharing Andy
welcome π
Everything looks so flavorful and tempting π
thank you π
MMMMMMM,….It looks very tasty!
thank you sophie π