Coconut Cilantro Chutney
This is a very easy chutney that I make almost weekly as it can be used in so many different ways. I use it as a spread for sandwiches and tools, as a dip for dosas and parathas, and sometimes as a base for…
This is a very easy chutney that I make almost weekly as it can be used in so many different ways. I use it as a spread for sandwiches and tools, as a dip for dosas and parathas, and sometimes as a base for…
Known as danyachi chutney, this is a favorite topping on hot buttered toast or rotis. A staple from the Marathi kitchen, this chutney is used as a side, topping, or turned into a dip by mixing with yogurt or oil. This version has more…
Roasted peanuts are a staple in Marathi kitchens and are used in curries, sabzis, chutneys, salads, snacks, and sweet treats. I prefer to roast my own as it is super easy and I know there are no preservatives or additives. You do require some…
This chutney is very versatile and can be had with parathas, naan, dosas, idlis, toast and it makes a fantastic grilled cheese or eggplant parmesan-ish sandwiches. Make it with fresh tomatoes of any kind, cherry, grape, salad, roma, beefsteak, heirloom…whatever tomatoes are running amok…