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Mint-coriander Chutney

 Categories: Sauces, Condiments 
      Yield: 1 batch 
  
      2 md Bunches fresh coriander 
      1 md Bunch fresh mint 
      6    Fresh jalapeno peppers 
           -OR- to taste 
      1 sm Onion; chopped 
      1    Piece fresh ginger (1/2") 
           -- peeled and grated 
      1 ts Lime juice 
    1/2 ts Sugar 
           Salt; to taste 
      1 ts Vegetable oil 
    1/2 ts Mustard seeds 
    1/2 ts Cumin seeds 
  
  This tongue-tingling chutney from India goes well with party snacks, 
  breads, and rice dishes.  The spiciness can be adjusted to individual 
  palates. 
   
  DIRECTIONS: =========== Coarsely chop coriander, mint, and peppers. Process 
  first eight ingredients in a blender, adding enough water to make a coarse 
  paste. Transfer to a nonmetallic container. 
   
  Heat oil in a saucepan.  Add mustard seeds and let them splutter.  Add 
  cumin seeds and stir until fragrant.  Remove from heat and add to chutney. 
  Mix well before serving. 
   
  The chutney is best when made just before serving, but leftovers may be 
  refrigerated and used within 24 hours. 
   
  Source: Shubha B. Subbarao (Green Bay, Wisconsin) Published in: The Herbal 
  Companion - January/February 1994




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