Celebrating Passion for Food
Raw Mango Chutney is a piquant and delectable relish that goes very well with quintessential South Indian snacks- Idlis, Dosa and Medu Vada or street food snacks like Moong Dal Pakoda and Batata Vadas or some piping hot Plain Parathas could go really well with this Chutney.
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Chaat would never had attained its phenomenal status in the Indian culinary landscape if not for these three chutneys. Take out these 3 additions from the recipe and the iconic Chaat loses all its charm. In essence, Chaat owes much of its success to these 3 sweet and tangy, zesty, delectable, full of flavors chutneys (I often fall short of adjectives in my pursuit of describing chutneys in an apt way)
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Aloo fry or Aloo Bhujia is a popular north Indian recipe and is a popular choice for tiffin recipes. Stir fry preparation of Potatoes have several different forms and is every household has its own recipe for this dish. Today, I would like to discuss that version which is more popularly prepared in a UP-Bihar household. At my home, Aloo Bhujia is prepared with Sabut Masoor Ki Dal and Steamed Rice. Together combination of this meal is an epitome of a perfect comfort food.
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Green Garlic Chutney or Hare Lehsun ki chutney is a perfect Accompaniment to Phulka, chapati or with hot steaming Bajra Bhakaris. In Marathi it is called as Hirvya Lasanicha Thecha or Lasnichya Patichi Chutney.
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Shengdana Chutney or Dry Peanut Chutney is that zesty and mildly spicy accompaniment that forms an essential part of a Maharashtrian thali. Like its close cousin Lasun Khobra Chutney, this preparation is equally popular. In fact, it’s difficult to imagine a street food like Vada pav served without this chutney.
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“Happiness is having comfort food at the end of the stressful day!”
A renowned author of numerous cookbooks and an award-winning journalist Norman Kolpas says, “Food like a loving touch or a glimpse of divine power, has the ability to comfort.”
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Dear readers, if you have been reading yours truly blog for some length of time now, my affinity to chutneys and raitas is a no-brainer. I love preparing my accompaniments whether it’s a well thought of raita, salad or quickly grinded chutneys. Any elaborate meal served at my home is never complete without any salad or a colorful chutney in the thali.
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Koshimbir in Marathi, or known as Kosambari in Karnataka cuisine is a form of a salad that is a mix of veggies and lentils.
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Indian food is a potpourri of flavors. Every food item placed in a plate has a significance and it balances the taste, texture and nutritional value of our meal.
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An Indian feast is considered to be incomplete if it falls short of accommodating an accompaniment made with Curd. In an elaborate and sumptuous Indian buffet that is decorated with several lavish and rich kebabs, luscious gravies, delectable breads, mouth-watering biryanis and sumptuous desserts, a dish like raita may appear seemingly insignificant.
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