Have tried few recipes with this Potato & Capsicum Combo. And this chutney is sure a keeper and excellent side dish for idli, dosa. If you are bored with your regular chutney recipes then this is a good choice to try something interesting and delicious. This is a versatile chutney that pairs with most of the South Indian Breakfast, can be used as a Sandwich Spread or as a dipping for crackers. Even a simple and comfort side dish with plain rice topped with sesame oil. I had the left over chutney with Oats Curd Bhat for lunch. You can surprise your family, guest with this interesting chutney, no one will find out it has potato & capsicum in it. The taste is almost like a Onion Tomato Chutney. Now off to the recipe...
Preparation Time : 10 minutes
Cooking Time : 10 minutes
Serves 4
- Onion 1 medium
- Tomato 1 no.
- Potato 1 medium no.
- Red Bell Pepper/Capsicum 2 medium sized.
- Dry Red Chilli 4 or 5 no.s
- Tamarind a small piece
- Salt to taste
- Oil 2-3 tsp
- Chana Dal 1 tsp
- Urad dal 1 tbsp
- Oil 1 tsp
- Mustard seeds 1/4 tsp
- Urad dal 1/2 tsp
- Hing a small pinch
- Curry leaves few
- Wash and peel potato, make 1/4" thin slices and then take it in a microwave safe bowl, sprinkle couple of tsp water and microwave for 2 minutes and keep aside.
- Then chop onion, tomato, bell pepper and keep aside.
- Heat 2-3 tsp oil in pan, add chana dal, urad dal and roast till golden brown.
- And then add dry red chilli, tamarind, stir and add onions and saute for a minute.
- After that add sliced capsicum and microwave sliced potato and stir fry for 2-3 minutes.
- Lastly add tomato and saute for a minute and switch off the stove.
- Allow this onion-potato-capsicum mixture to cool completely.
- Then blend it to a smooth chutney with enough salt and 1/2 cup water.
- And transfer it to a bowl, heat oil in a tempering pan and add mustard seeds allow to pop.
- Then add urad dal and hing, curry leaves roast well and it to the chutney.
- That's it...Tasty Aloo Capsicum Chutney ready.
Notes:
Do not cook potato till mushy, just cook it till tender,
Or parboil potato and slice it and use it in the recipe.
You can also add 2-3 cloves of garlic along with chilli.
creamy and unique combo
ReplyDeletenever tried this combo for chutney...color looks amazing...
ReplyDeletenever knew this combo works fine :D good click
ReplyDeletenice combo of aloo and capsicum
ReplyDeletethat is an unique combination - aloo and capsicum in a chutney!!! looks very delicious!!!
ReplyDeleteWow! Nice innovative recipe!
ReplyDeleteI have tried with bell pepper chutney but love the addition of potatoes to it. Will try your version next time. Lovely colour of chutney.
ReplyDeleteI too like adding vegetables in chutnies. .I also have a post lying in the drafts using capsicum..adding potatoes to it is really interesting. .looks yummy
ReplyDeletewow what a combo aks... Never tried or think the combo... Looks so so delicious and tempting...
ReplyDeleteNever imagine this combo,very interesting sangee..am sure taste must be gr8..need to try it!!
ReplyDeleteUnique and healthy vegetable chutney. Loved the pics.
ReplyDeleteLovely combo, will try this soon...
ReplyDeletesounds interesting..yengayo poiteenga .. :)
ReplyDeleteLovely chutney never tried potato in chutney so new to me :) love the colors too
ReplyDeletenever heard of aloo and capsicum combo chutney.. must try today..
DeleteI will try this, interesting combo. Please visit my space if u get time :-)
ReplyDeleteChutney looks superb, never tried potato in chutney, going to try it out..
ReplyDeleteYummy chutney aks.bookmarked dear.
ReplyDeletethat's a really delicious chutney!
ReplyDeleteVery colorful & innovative chutney................love to try it.
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wow.. sounds very unique and innovative to me; thanks for sharing :) yummyyyy
ReplyDeleteWhat can be used instead of tamarind?
ReplyDeleteskip tamarind if you don't have...or add 2 more chopped pieces of tomato...
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