MOONGPHALI KI CHUTNEY (PEANUT CHUTNEY)
I associate tea time with a nice, hot cup of tea with a snack to go with it. If you are looking to make a quick yet nutritious snack at tea time, you can consider making Oats Moong Toast.
I found another delicious combination when I made toasts with Moong Phali ki Chutney ( Peanut Chutney) adapted from Sanjeev Kapoor Khazana's YouTube version.
You can either lightly toast the bread as I did or make plain sandwiches. To enhance the health factor, you may like to use brown bread.
Ingredients:
I associate tea time with a nice, hot cup of tea with a snack to go with it. If you are looking to make a quick yet nutritious snack at tea time, you can consider making Oats Moong Toast.
I found another delicious combination when I made toasts with Moong Phali ki Chutney ( Peanut Chutney) adapted from Sanjeev Kapoor Khazana's YouTube version.
You can either lightly toast the bread as I did or make plain sandwiches. To enhance the health factor, you may like to use brown bread.
Ingredients:
- Roasted Peanuts, 1 cup
- Coriander Leaves, 1/2 cup
- Small Green Capsicum, finely chopped, 1
- Garlic Cloves, 3-4
- Green Chillies, chopped, 2-3
- Salt, to taste
- Fresh Lemon Juice, 1 tbsp
Method:
Roast the peanuts, allow them to cool and de-skin them. Keep aside.
Wash the coriander leaves and keep aside.
Finely chop the green capsicum. Keep aside.
Finely chop the green capsicum. Keep aside.
In a grinder, combine the roasted peanuts with the coriander leaves, finely chopped green capsicum, chopped green chillies, and garlic cloves.
Add salt, to taste and 1 tbsp of fresh lemon juice
Mix these well and grind to a chutney consistency adding just the required amount of water
Apply the chutney on lightly toasted bread slices
Serve with a hot cup of tea!
Apply the chutney on lightly toasted bread slices
Serve with a hot cup of tea!
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