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MINT CHUTNEY RECIPE (with tamarind and ghost chilli)


This mint chutney is a very tasty and also unique recipe. Tamarind, jaggery and ghost chilli is used in this chutney. Its taste is little sour little sweet and hot with a nice invigorating aroma of mint leaves. This Chutney is basically served with rice. But it can also be used as a spread for sandwiches.  It also goes well with pakoras and samosas.

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INGREDIENTS:

● 1 cup finely chopped mint leaves

● 1 small ghost chilli

● 1/4 cup tamarind pulp

● 1 small piece of jaggery (or as required)

● Salt to taste
&

● water if required

PREPARATION TIME: 10 minutes

METHOD:

In a small Chutney making jar of a grinder or food processor take all the ingredients.

You can remove the seeds of the ghost chilli if you don't like too hot.

Now grind it in a fine paste.

The mint chutney ia ready to serve. 
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