Khatti Meethi Quick Chutney
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If you are a true blue Indian, you have to be a Chaat lover. Being a chaat lover, you have to be a hoarder of Khatti Meethi chutney. If I tell you that this chutney can be made quick and almost instant, what will be your response? I bet, jaw dropping….. Right? Right? 😉 Yeah..Yeah..I know, I am pushing it too hard but it’s worth it. Believe me, it’s jaw dropping gorgeously delicious and so quick to make.
Most of the times, this Khatti Meethi Chutney is made of Imli that is tamarind, which is a long process of soaking the dried tamarind and then separating the pulp from the fiber, finally cooking it with sugar or jaggery till desired consistency. That needs planning. Now, here is a solution for the times, when you want to eat chaat at home, and you have run out of the tamarind chutney. Make this quick khatti Meethi chutney, made with Amchoor or Khatai or Dry Mango Powder. Just 6 ingredients and under 10 minutes of your time and you have this absolutely fabulous chutney on hand to use.
I was talking to my mother-in-law the other day, who by the way is a fabulous cook, and I mentioned, “ma, give me the khatti Meethi chutney recipe, I want to try making it at home this time”. She said, try this Amchoor ki chutney, which is almost effortless and fool proof and is equally delicious, if not more. I noted down her recipe and finally made it few days ago, when all of a sudden, I craved for the chaat and my tamarind chutney was over. I am afraid that I might never make tamarind chutney ever again! 😮
Perfect way to prepare for any party or festival, when you are short of time, be it Holi, Diwali or any festival or feast.
I enjoyed making this delicious chutney in my Indian American Kitchen and then pouring a thick layer of it on my Dahi Poori Chaat. I am sure you are going to try this soon, especially when Holi is around the corner. Simplifying one load of work while planning for a Holi party or any party, is a great relief. It is a must have chutney in your and my refrigerator.
Sonal
Another delicious offering, Sonal…I fear I’ll never catch up on all the fabulous recipes you’re posting. I may just have to prepare six meals a day! 😛
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I can actually taste it just by looking. The only ingredient I miss right now it the dry mango powder but I do have a huge lump of jaggery in my pantry. I’ve been wondering what to do with it!
Liz, tamarind extract can be used as well in this recipe :).
I am highlighting your blog today, please stop over Sonal!
wow.. thats so easy 🙂 thank you and your MIL for the recipe.
Pleasure is mine
Hi Sonal, This chutney looks amazing.
Thanks Sadhna
I was telling Zeba that my girlfriend laughed at me when I told her I was craving chaat, but yet I’ve never had it before. I think she was laughing at me because for some reason I thought chaat was some kind of salad. She said no, no, no, it’s potatoes. Well now I’m craving it even more since I LOVE potatoes! I’m excited about this; I bought amchoor powder!
Hahhaha Angie…
To be honest, if you compare, it’s kind a Mexican salad, loads of flavors, loads of crunch, loads of oomph…
Chaat is not only potatoes but a lot many other things, often available as street food.
Next time, if you go for Indian buffet…check out the chaat of bhel poori and Chana chaats etc which is served along in salad section. :)…
Wow sounds delicious!
That looks so good, there’s so much for me still to try!!!
Elaine, you will love it
Love all that you make and blog
You are a darling Donna ❤️
I love khatti meethi chutney! Mummy make sit the same way whenever in jiffy 🙂 This looks so good! <3
Love you little lady❤️
My regards to Radhika ji