Sweet Tamarind Chutney also called as Saunth Chutney in
North India is a side dish for All kinds of Chaats, Samosa's, Kachori's and
even they are served along with Pakora's. The dry ginger powder or ginger has
been tempered along with Tamarind pulp and Jaggery that is why it is called as
Saunth Chutney by North Indian's. This chutney taste sour as well as equal
amount of sweet and little spicy because of the other ingredients. You can
store this chutney in a air tight container which will lasts good for atleast
3-4 months.
Preparation Time : 10 min
Soak Time : 30 min
Cooking Time : 10 min
Makes : 1 Bowl
Ingredients ::
English Name For Ingredients
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Hindi Names For Ingredients
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Quantity
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Seedless Tamarind
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इमली
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1/2 Cup
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Jaggery
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गुड
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1/2 Cup
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Cumin Seeds
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जीरा
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1/2 tbsp
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Chilli Powder
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लाल मिर्च पाउडर
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1/2 tbsp
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Asafoetida
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हींग
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A Pinch
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Dry ginger Powder
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सूखी अदरक पाउडर
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1/2 tbsp
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Oil
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तेल
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1 tbsp
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Rock salt or Black Salt
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नमक/ काला
नमक
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To taste
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Preparations ::
- Soak tamarind in water for at least 30 minutes to one hour. Squeeze it nicely and remove the thick pulp of tamarind using strainer and keep aside.
- Heat a pan and add oil, when it is heated add cumin seeds, Chilli Powder and dry ginger powder or a Small Piece of Ginger.
- Add tamarind pulp and saute it nicely. Allow it cook for 2-3 minutes.
- Add jaggery and mix well. It will start melting, you can reduce your flame to low at this point.
- Add asafoetida and salt and cook for around 4 minutes. This mixture will turn black from brown and thick in consistency.
- Turn off the flame. Allow it to cool and store in a air tight container.
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