Sorrel Leaves Chutney / Gongura Pacchadi
Sorrel leaves chutney which is also called gongura pacchadi is one of the most famous chutney in Andhra region. Infact, sorrel leaves/gongur...
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Sorrel leaves chutney which is also called gongura pacchadi is one of the most famous chutney in Andhra region. Infact, sorrel leaves/gongura is very famous in my native place. My grandmom makes this chutney perfectly and so does my mom. So, there is no reason for me not to get it right. Whenever I feel like eating something different, all I look for is a plate of steamed rice, ghee and sorrel leaves chutney. Try this combination and you will ask for more.
Ingredients:
Preparation:
Take a pan to heat and add one tablespoon of oil to it. Add one tablespoon of cumin seeds, urad dal and chana dal each.Also add green chillies. Fry for 2-3 mins.
Then add sorrel leaves/gongura leaves and cook for another 15 mins till they cooked properly. Remove from heat and allow it to cool.
Take a blender and add the sorrel leaves mix in it and blend it.
Take a pan to heat and add one tablespoon of oil to it. Add one tablespoon of cumin seeds, mustard seeds, urad dal, chana dal each along with the curry leaves. Wait till they pop and add the chutney mix.
Mix it and garnish it with coriander leaves and serve.
Serving Options:
Serve the gongura pacchadi with hot steamed rice and ghee.
Ingredients:
- Sorrel Leaves - 250 grams
- Cumin Seeds - 2 tablespoons
- Mustard Seeds/Rai - 1 table spoon
- Urad Dal - 2 tablespoons
- Chana Dal/Bengal Gram - 2 tablespoons
- Green Chillies - 6
- Curry Leaves - 7
- Salt - As per taste
- Oil - 2 tablespoons
Preparation:
Take a pan to heat and add one tablespoon of oil to it. Add one tablespoon of cumin seeds, urad dal and chana dal each.Also add green chillies. Fry for 2-3 mins.
Then add sorrel leaves/gongura leaves and cook for another 15 mins till they cooked properly. Remove from heat and allow it to cool.
Take a blender and add the sorrel leaves mix in it and blend it.
Take a pan to heat and add one tablespoon of oil to it. Add one tablespoon of cumin seeds, mustard seeds, urad dal, chana dal each along with the curry leaves. Wait till they pop and add the chutney mix.
Mix it and garnish it with coriander leaves and serve.
Serving Options:
Serve the gongura pacchadi with hot steamed rice and ghee.
Hiiii,
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very nice and simple recipes and a good communicative way of presentation.
Here I'm unable to recognize the Soreel Leaves:(
Can you help me out with some links for description.
Thankyou
Tanuja
http://tanujasethi.blogspot.in/
Hey Tanuja. Thanks for visiting dear.
DeleteSorrel leaves details are present in the below link. Do visit...may be you will know once you read this and see pictures.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gongura
Its also called Ambadi in hindi :)
DeleteYummy! love this spicy-tangy combo
ReplyDeleteThanks Renuka
DeleteLove to have it with hot rice now :) Must be very flavorful dear :)
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Nice and tempting chutney
ReplyDeleteSimple n flavorful pachadi
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DeleteHey, this dish is beautifully decorated. At first look, I thought you were planting a garden. Nice sharing!
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ReplyDeleteNaku kuda ishtam preethi :)
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DeleteYum ...love this ...
ReplyDeleteVery flavorful pachadi.
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DeleteYummy & tempting chutney.
ReplyDeleteThanks Shailaja
Deleteyummy sorrel leaves chutney. I usually end up have gongura thokku of ruchi brand which is very popular with thair sadam.
ReplyDeleteYou can make it at home and it tastes good. Try this recipe :)
DeleteIt reminds me of my Patti. She is so fond of Gongura Pachadi and she is such an expert in preparing this. Thanks for sharing a nice recipe.
ReplyDeleteAlways grandmom's are best in cooking :)
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