GARLIC CHUTNEY / BELLULLI KHARA
Preethi Prasad
Traditional garlic chutney from North Karnataka . It is spicy and super addictive.It is very easy to make and can be easily stored for more than a month. Perfect to enjoy during winters.
Prep Time 5 minutes mins
Cook Time 10 minutes mins
Total Time 15 minutes mins
Course Accompaniment, Side Dish
Cuisine Indian
Wide Bottom Pan
Spatula
Blender / Mortal Pestle
25 Nos Garlic Pods Peeled 15 Nos Kashmiri dry red chilli 10 Nos Guntur Red Chilli(Any Spicy Variety) 1 Cup Curry Leaves 1 Cup Fresh Coriander Leaves 2 Tbsp Cumin / Jeera 2 Tsp Oil 1/2 Lemon Size Tamrind Salt to taste For Tadka / Seasoning 1 Tbsp Oil 1/4 Tsp Hing / Asafoetida
Wash and completely dry the curry leaves and Coriander Leaves .
Heat 2 Tsp oil in a wide bottom pan . Fry both the varieties of dry red chillies for about 2-3 minutes .
Transfer them to a dry plate.
In the same pan add jeera , peeled garlic pods , curry leaves , coriander leaves ,salt and tamrind and saute for about 3 minutes .
Turn of the heat.
Blend all the ingredients coarsely using a mortar pestle or a blender.
Heat the same pan with 1 tbsp oil.
Add hing / asafoetida. Transfer the coarse garlic chilli paste and mix well.
Let it cool completely and transfer the contents to an airtight container.
Serve and enjoy......................
This garlic chutney is a traditional recipe from Northern Karnataka.
There are many variations to this .
You can add desiccated coconut and jaggery too.
Good for women who have just delivered. Reduce the quantity of chilli if you want it less spicy.
I have used a mix of kashmiri and guntur chilli. Kashmiri chilli gives a nice colour and Guntur chillies give the heat.
Use dry spoon to serve.
I have already mentioned the various uses of this versatile chutney.
Keyword ACCOMPANIMENT, GARLIC CHUTNEY, NORTH KARNATAKA BELLULLI KHARA, TRADITIONAL RECIPE, VEGETARIAN