this is the same mint chutney recipe that is served in restaurants with tandoori snacks like kebabs and tikkas, be it veg or non veg.
i made this mint chutney when i made paneer tikka. i am somewhat late in posting this recipe. wanted to post this chutney recipe and the mathri recipe yesterday, but some website server issues prevented me from doing so. so posting it today.
this mint chutney recipe has the same taste of the ones served in restaurants. the chutney recipe is ready in 15 minutes and is very easy to make and you don’t need to make special tandoori snacks to make this chutney. just to have the chutney with baked or fried potato wedges is so comforting…. at least it is comforting for me
you can serve the mint chutney with any snack of your choice. i even remember once having it with samosas and the combo was so good.
update: since i make this chutney often, i have updated the final pics on the post. after becoming a vegan, now i make this chutney with cashew yogurt. so vegans you can make this chutney with cashew yogurt.
so lets begin step by step recipe for making mint chutney:
1: take curd in a bowl and whisk it till its smooth. add cumin powder, chaat masala and mango powder to the curd and mix well.
2: in a blender or wet grinder take freshly rinsed mint leaves, coriander leaves, green chilies, onion and ginger.
3: grind with a little water to a smooth paste. mix the green chutney paste with the curd.
4: with a spoon start to blend both the green chutney and curd.
continue to mix and blend till the whole mint chutney becomes uniform and in one color. check the mint chutney for salt and seasonings and add more if needed. serve the mint chutney immediately or serve it cold with any tandoori snack or starter recipes like sindhi aloo tuk, french fries, peri peri potato wedges, beetroot tikki, tandoori aloo, hara bhara kabab and aloo tikki.
you might also love to check these chutney recipes:
- sour mango chutney
- garlic chives chutney
- mint coriander chutney
- sesame coconut chutney
- tamarind date sweet chutney
- coconut chutney for idli, dosa
- quick sweet ripe mango chutney
mint chutney recipe details are given below:
- 3 to 4 tbsp fresh curd/yogurt or cashew yogurt
- 1 and half cup fresh mint leaves/pudina
- 1 cup fresh coriander leaves/dhania
- 1 green chili, chopped
- 1 small onion, chopped
- ½ inch ginger, chopped
- 2-3 garlic cloves, chopped (optional)
- 1 tsp cumin powder/jeera powder
- 1 tsp chaat masala
- 1 tsp dry mango powder/amchur or dry pomegranate seeds powder/anardana powder
- black salt or rock salt as required
- take the curd in a bowl and beat it with a whisk or spoon or egg beater till smooth.
- mix the spice powders and salt with the curd.
- grind the mint leaves, coriander leaves, ginger, onion and green chili with little water to a smooth paste.
- mix the freshly ground green chutney with the curd.
- blend both of these till they become uniform and one in color.
- serve the mint chutney with any tandoori snack or starter.
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Hi,
Thanks a Ton…!I had tried this kind of chuttney many times , but in vain.
This time its perfect….thanks again.
welcome rajesh
hi!!! i tried ur recipe of chutney ….it was great….i loved it
hi
ur karahi paneer recipie n mint chatni recipie very gud.i my family members likeed it so much.
thank
thanks neetu. felt nice.
The chutni was exactly the way we have in the restaurants. It was so simple that even my son (16yrs) could make it on his own……Thankyou
thanks mona.
Thaks a lot for your receipe .My husband liked it very much and also thanks you.
dear bhanu priya, thanks you to you and your husband.
I am a Parsi but a vegetarian one and I am a hopeless cook especially since the family usually cooks non-veg food which is good … I believe. Do you think you could give some Parsi veg. food recipes? Am interested in Dhan Dal Patia … Patia to be precise. I have had such terrific veg Patia in restaurants and even weddings but just don’t know how they do it.
So try and give me a veg Patia recipe. Thank you
i will try to post the vegetarian parsi recipes including dhan dal patia… in fact amongst the parsi recipes, dhansak and the parsi custard are my favorites.
Hey Thanks ever so much. Looking forward to the Patia. What about Parsi Stew? Am I pushing you a bit too much!!!!
Mani
not at all mani. in fact the patia, i am still wondering which veggie to substitute for fish. have zeroed in two veggies but still to try out the patia at home. for the stew, will have to look out for the veg substitutes.
I really look forward to your recipes! Everything is so appealing, and I’m discovering some wonderful new spices and traditions. I can’t wait to try this recipe. The peppercorn addition is unexpected and fun. Wonderful site! Thank you.
thanks debra for the inspiring comment. it touched my heart.
i love cooking and it is a meditation for me. and all these positive comments makes me feel to share more of my creativity and love for cooking.