5-long green chillies,
2-cup coriander leaves,
1-cup roasted peanuts,
4-tbsp lemon juice,
2-tbsp sugar (optional),
Salt to taste.
Method:
Step 1: Grind all ingredients in to mixer until it is smooth.
Step 2: Place the green chutney in the bowl.
Note:
· Coriander leaves has been used as a digestive tonic.
· The freshly chopped greens in large amounts are a good source of vitamin C.
· Coriander seed is thought to be helpful in relieving stomach cramps and may have the ability to kill bacteria and fungus.
· It contains limonene, which is a flavonoid thought to help fight cancer.
Peanuts Benefits:
· A good source of monounsaturated fats.
· Contain potassium, thiamine, niacin, vitamin E, phosphorus, magnesium, copper, selenium, and zinc.
Peanuts Benefits:
· A good source of monounsaturated fats.
· Contain potassium, thiamine, niacin, vitamin E, phosphorus, magnesium, copper, selenium, and zinc.
Peanuts Drawbacks:
· Refrigerate or freeze shelled nuts: their oil quickly turns rancid. Never use peanuts that are moldy or have an “off” taste; molds that grow on peanuts create aflatoxins, substance that cause liver cancer.
Kajal,
ReplyDeleteI made your green chutney to pair with Trupti's muthia and it was awesome. Thanks for the wonderful recipe. I'll keep visiting your site.
--Kanchan
Hi Kanchan,
ReplyDeleteThanks for lovely words. It’s my pleasure to see your comment.
Trupti’s muthia is also available at my site.
Have a great day to see here.:)
Kajal
Hi Kajal,
ReplyDeleteI have a suggestion 4 it,
if U add Fuddina & some gathiya("Gujarati Farsan" Tikhha Gathiya)
with grinding it test very Good..
Just try it ...
-Hina Pandya from Rajkot(Gujarat)