Sandwich chutney is a spread to elevate the taste of your bread-based creations. Smooth in texture, it effortlessly coats your bread, infusing each layer with a burst of flavour. This chutney can also be served as a dip for grilled chicken.
Course Chutney recipes
Cuisine Indian
Prep Time 5 minutesmins
Cook Time 5 minutesmins
Total Time 10 minutesmins
Servings 3people
Author sumisculinarynotes
Ingredients
1cupwashed coriander leaves 1 cup = 250ml
¼cupgrated coconut
1green chilly
3-4tbspswater (for blending)
1tbspsugar
2tsplemon juice (adjust to your preferred tanginess)
Pinchsalt
Instructions
Combine all the ingredients in a blender. Blend until you achieve a smooth and well-combined paste.
If needed, adjust the consistency by adding a little water. Be mindful not to make it too watery; aim for a spreadable but not runny texture.
Transfer the chutney to a clean, airtight container and refrigerate. This chutney can be stored for a few days, and the flavours tend to enhance over time.
Serving suggestion
For a taste of culinary bliss, spread a generous layer of the sandwich chutney on one side of your favourite bread. On the other side, generously spread creamy butter to create the perfect balance of freshness and richness. Press the two slices together to form a sandwich, allowing the vibrant flavours of the chutney to mingle with the creamy butter.
Notes
It's essential to note that the use of sugar in green chutney is a matter of personal preference, and traditional recipes may or may not include it. The quantity of sugar should be minimal and experimenting with small amounts of sugar allows you to find the right balance that suits your taste preferences.