|
|
Madeleine
Philippe
Cancer Foundation (Aus) Inc |
|
Look for Other Recipes on the Menu
Please
note that all spoonful measures are flush not heaped spoonfuls.
Join our mailing list for latest recipes and newsletter.
Share
|
Ingredients
for Coriander Chutney:
Note: You may vary quantities to suit personal taste.
-
1 cup chopped
coriander leaves,
-
2 medium size
garlic cloves,
-
2 medium size
ripe tomatoes,
-
Green chillies to
taste (as much as you can take),
-
Salt to taste.
Method:
-
Blend all the
ingredients (except the salt) to a fine paste.
-
Add salt just
before serving.
-
Serve with rice
and curry or with dholl pooris.
-
Will keep in
fridge for a few days.
Ingredients
for Coconut Chutney:
Note: You may vary quantities to suit personal taste.
-
Fresh coconut
flesh (from 1/2 coconut)
(alternatively use dehydrated grated coconut from the
supermarket-125 grams)
-
1 tablespoon
fresh tamarind paste
-
Juice and skin
from 1/2 medium lemon
-
1 tablespoon
vegetable oil
-
Salt to taste
-
3-5 small green
chillies
-
1/2 cup mint
leaves
-
2 cloves garlic
|
Method:
-
Grate the white
coconut flesh taking care not to include the brown outer skin.
Roast the grated coconut flesh in a heavy saucepan with 1
tablespoon vegetable oil until light brown.
-
Blend roast
grated coconut with remaining ingredients to a fine paste. You
may have to add some water to obtain paste consistency.
-
Serve with rice
and curry or with bouillon bredes.
-
Will keep in fridge for a few days
|
|
|
|
Copyright Notice:
Please be advised that permission is granted to viewers of these
recipe pages to print recipes only for their own personal use.
Permission is not given for webmasters of other web sites to copy
any of the recipes for redisplay on their web sites. Webmasters are
however free to provide links to this recipe page, if they so
desire. Permission may be given for the use of sample recipes for
promotional purposes. Contact
Madeleine Philippe with your request.
Designed and compiled by Madeleine
and Clancy Philippe.
Information contained in this homepage is given as supplied and in
good faith. No responsibility is taken for any losses or misgivings
which may arise from the use of any supplied information. Results
are very dependent upon cooking skills and as such, we cannot guarantee perfect
results from the use of our recipes for everyone. We welcome
emails bringing to our attention any inaccuracies or suggestions for
improvement.
|
|
|
|
|
|