Cabbage Tamarind Chutney (Oil free)
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2cups Cabbage (chopped)
3nos Dry red chillies
1tbsp Coriander seeds
1no Tamarind (blueberry size)
1tsp Ginger
1tbsp Urad dal
Salt
Take the chopped cabbage, tamarind , ginger with salt in a microwave bowl and cook for 10minutes high in microwave oven, meanwhile dry roast the coriander seeds, dry red chillies and urad dal, roast everything until a nice aroma comes out..take everything in a mixie, grind as bit coarse paste by adding water if needed..
Transfer the chutney to a bowl and enjoy as side dish with idlies, dosas or with rice..
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