When you are in a hurry or just plain lazy [like me], this recipe comes in handy...be it for rice, rotis,bread, idli, dosa....it is a perfect side dish. The best part is it is very easy to prepare and it keeps well for a week if stored in the fridge.
Ripe tomatoes: 1/2 kg.
Large onions: 1/4 kg.
Garlic pods [medium ones]: 25.
Lime juice: 1 tbsp.
Chilli powder: 2-3 tbsp.
Tumeric powder: 1/2 tsp.
Salt: to taste.
Dry roast and powder:
Fenugreek seeds; 1 tsp.
Cumin seeds: 1 tsp.
Asafoetida powder: 1/2 tsp
To temper:
Mustard seeds: 1/2 tsp.
Oil: 2-3 tbsp.
1.Peel and chop the onions and garlic finely. Chop the tomatoes to small pieces.
2.Heat 2 tbsp of oil in a kadai. Add the onions and garlic until soft and golden.
3.Add the tomatoes, salt and chilli powder and saute until the tomatoes are gooey.
4.Add the ground powder and saute for further 5-6 mins.
5.Switch off the flame and cool.
6.Grind the contents to a smooth paste and transfer onto a bowl
7.Temper the mustard seeds in the remaining oil. Add it to the thokku along with the lime juice.
It is quite tricky when it comes to grinding this in the mixer without adding water but with a little patience you can do it. Play around with the ingredients [not the ones given to powder] as per your taste.
Check out Srivalli's blog for today's post in the blogging marathon and other fellow bloggers in this marathon listed in her post.
Enjoy....
Scribbled by Reva.
Ripe tomatoes: 1/2 kg.
Large onions: 1/4 kg.
Garlic pods [medium ones]: 25.
Lime juice: 1 tbsp.
Chilli powder: 2-3 tbsp.
Tumeric powder: 1/2 tsp.
Salt: to taste.
Dry roast and powder:
Fenugreek seeds; 1 tsp.
Cumin seeds: 1 tsp.
Asafoetida powder: 1/2 tsp
To temper:
Mustard seeds: 1/2 tsp.
Oil: 2-3 tbsp.
1.Peel and chop the onions and garlic finely. Chop the tomatoes to small pieces.
2.Heat 2 tbsp of oil in a kadai. Add the onions and garlic until soft and golden.
3.Add the tomatoes, salt and chilli powder and saute until the tomatoes are gooey.
4.Add the ground powder and saute for further 5-6 mins.
5.Switch off the flame and cool.
6.Grind the contents to a smooth paste and transfer onto a bowl
7.Temper the mustard seeds in the remaining oil. Add it to the thokku along with the lime juice.
It is quite tricky when it comes to grinding this in the mixer without adding water but with a little patience you can do it. Play around with the ingredients [not the ones given to powder] as per your taste.
Check out Srivalli's blog for today's post in the blogging marathon and other fellow bloggers in this marathon listed in her post.
Enjoy....
Scribbled by Reva.
Simply delicious, my favourite.
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ReplyDeleteIt is perfect to go along with roti, dosa or idly. Simply yummy!
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Colourful and mouthwatering..!
ReplyDeletewhat pretty pictures and this one is our fav chutney :)
ReplyDeletelook gorgeous, nice and fresh and colorful..thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteUS Masala
Loved these snapshots!
ReplyDeleteHey....this is my first time on your blog. This thokku looks wonderful.
ReplyDeleteLovely colour and lovely click and presentation!
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