In Andhra Pradesh (South India) break fast means idli, dosa, oothappam, pesarattu for all these breakfast varieties normally we make coconut chutney as a side dish. At my place every day grating coconut is the first work, Amma use to make 1 full coconut chutney for every day and also she makes each day a different coconut chutney. This erra kobbari pachadi is my mom's specialty I must say. When ever I make this pachadi I don’t get the taste like what Amma use to make. This erra kobbari pachadi is a perfect combination for dosa and hot steamed rice with a drop of ghee. I am missing my mom s cooking a lot.............
INGREDIENTS:-----
Fresh grated coconut --- 1
Dry red chilies – 5 (spicy red chilies like Guntur dry red chilies or Thai red chilies which is little high in spice)
Kashmiri red chilies or badegi dry red challis --- 3 ( this red chilies are less spicy and gives a very good color to the chutney)
Coriander seeds – 1 tab sp
Cumin seeds – 1&1/2 tea sp
Channadal – 1 tab sp (split chick peas)
Urad dal --- 1/2 tab sp
Mustard seeds – 1 tea sp
Fenugreek seeds – 1/4 tea sp
Tamarind – 1 inch pieces 2 or 1/2 tea sp paste
Grated jaggery – 1 tab sp
Salt to taste
Oil – 1 tea sp
METHOD:----
1. Heat oil in a pan and add channa dal, urad dal, and fry till nice golden color remove and leave a side.
2. Now add coriander seeds to the same oil and fry for a while then add cumin seeds, fenugreek seeds and fry for a sec. remove and add this to channa dal and urad dal and leave a side.
3. Now add both red chilies to the same pan and fry for a while remove and add to fried dale s and coriander seeds.
4. Soak tamarind in warm water for 10 min, if you are using pieces.
5. Now grind all this fried ingredients with tamarind, grated jaggery and grated coconut with salt and 1 tab sp water in to a fine paste
6. Check the seasoning and adjust the taste and remove in to a bowl and serve with dosa or with hot steamed rice.
THIS IS MY ENTRY FOR THINK SPICE - THINK RED CHILLIS AT KITCHEN CHRONICLES and event started by SUNITA
INGREDIENTS:-----
Fresh grated coconut --- 1
Dry red chilies – 5 (spicy red chilies like Guntur dry red chilies or Thai red chilies which is little high in spice)
Kashmiri red chilies or badegi dry red challis --- 3 ( this red chilies are less spicy and gives a very good color to the chutney)
Coriander seeds – 1 tab sp
Cumin seeds – 1&1/2 tea sp
Channadal – 1 tab sp (split chick peas)
Urad dal --- 1/2 tab sp
Mustard seeds – 1 tea sp
Fenugreek seeds – 1/4 tea sp
Tamarind – 1 inch pieces 2 or 1/2 tea sp paste
Grated jaggery – 1 tab sp
Salt to taste
Oil – 1 tea sp
METHOD:----
1. Heat oil in a pan and add channa dal, urad dal, and fry till nice golden color remove and leave a side.
2. Now add coriander seeds to the same oil and fry for a while then add cumin seeds, fenugreek seeds and fry for a sec. remove and add this to channa dal and urad dal and leave a side.
3. Now add both red chilies to the same pan and fry for a while remove and add to fried dale s and coriander seeds.
4. Soak tamarind in warm water for 10 min, if you are using pieces.
5. Now grind all this fried ingredients with tamarind, grated jaggery and grated coconut with salt and 1 tab sp water in to a fine paste
6. Check the seasoning and adjust the taste and remove in to a bowl and serve with dosa or with hot steamed rice.
THIS IS MY ENTRY FOR THINK SPICE - THINK RED CHILLIS AT KITCHEN CHRONICLES and event started by SUNITA
Eyecatching pachadi Rekha, looks hot and spicy!!
ReplyDeleteI love to hv this with hot rice n ghee..looks yummy
ReplyDeleteLovely chutney! Yummy!
ReplyDeleteNew to me, looks spicy and yummy.
ReplyDeleteAkka.... I m not so fond of this chutney though...... but its fav at my mom's place they love it vth idli's nd this luks awesome.....
ReplyDeleteu misd a 'l' while writing up chanadal... dont mind han for telling
the sight of that chutney made me drool...slurrp!
ReplyDeletehi Rekha,
ReplyDeleteThis kind of chutney is new to me ...seems bright and tasty, shall try it sometime..lovely snaps.
TC
Wow beautiful colour and looks spicy yumm.
ReplyDeleteWow,looks awesome!! love that colour!!
ReplyDeletei can feel the heat..looks droolworthy
ReplyDeleteChutney sounds super delicious!
ReplyDeleteNice presentation......pachadi looks spicy and yum....
ReplyDeleteYummy and spicy coconut chutney,would lov to eat with idli...
ReplyDeleteNice spicy one for hot rice.....
ReplyDeleteWow..I am sure to try this one..looks absolutely hot n spicy
ReplyDeleteBeautiful color!I never get that Rekha!!:-(I just love the chutney!!
ReplyDeleteThis looks so pretty and bright!
ReplyDeleteChutney looks spicy..i love this with rice , dosa or with anything:)
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Lovely color and looks great, bookmarked!
ReplyDeleteThat should be hot and spicy!
ReplyDeleterekha - looks too good. lovely clicks too...
ReplyDeleteEyecatching click.The chutney looks great.Chutney with copra is always good and divine tasting.Goes well with anything.Great Entry Rekha
ReplyDeletenot fair to tempt me like this rekha! looks absolutely gorgeous and yummy :)
ReplyDeletenice recipe for a very yummy chutney..
ReplyDeleteNice color ..spicy & hot !!
ReplyDeleteHot and spicy Pachadi.i will try soon.You can visit my blog,check my recipes and give ur comments.
ReplyDeleteyummy chutneyu,..
ReplyDeleteWow Rekha...the chutney looks super spicy and yummy :)
ReplyDeleteNooru vuristavundi kobbari pachadi:)
ReplyDeletei soo love the colour of this chutney!! like it how you have tempered the spice level with a little bit of jaggery.
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