Few days back it was raining chutney's made of ridge gourd and bottle gourd peels. I thought of making some. The Ridge Gourd (Heerekayi) I bought so tender that I decided to add ridge gourd itself and it turned out delicious. Adding ridge gourd enhanced the taste of chutney. It made a apt accompaniment to Ragi Rotti. More information on Ragi and it's health benefits can be found here and here. Ragi is abundantly grown in south Karnataka and it is a staple food for many people in that area.
Heerekayi/Ridge Gourd Chutney :
Tender Ridge Gourd - 1.5 cups (1cup=100ml) chopped into 1/2" cubes
Roasted Peanuts - 2tbsp
Green Chillies - 4 (adjust according to taste)
Tamarind Juice - 3/4 tbsp (adjust according to taste)
Coriander leaves - 2tbsp (finely chopped leaves)
Huchellu(Niger Seeds) Powder - 1/2 tsp
Huchellu(Niger Seeds) Powder - 1/2 tsp
Salt
Tampering :
Oil, Mustard, Kadalebele & Uddinabele (Chana and Urad dal), Red Chillies, Hing and Curry leaves
Method:
In half tsp oil sautee ridge gourd pieces and green chilli pieces till blisters are seen on chilli.
Take sauteed Ridge Gourd, Chillies, Peanuts, tamarind juice and coriander leaves in a blender and blend it to smooth paste.
Do tampering by adding the ingredients, in the same order mentioned above. Add tampering mix to ground chutney and serve.
Ragi Rotti : makes 4 rottis
Ragi Flour - 2 cups
Onions-1 cup (chopped)
Coriander leaves-2tbsp (chopped)
Cumin Seeds-1/2 tsp
curry leaves-2tsp (choppe)
Fresh coconut - 2tbsp (grated)
Green Chilli paste - 1tsp
salt
Method:
Mix all these ingredients by adding water in little quantities. Make a soft pliable dough.
Grease rotti pan. Take little dough and pat the flour with your fingers to make a thin rotti.
Place the rotti pan the on stove and cover it with a lid. Slowly turn the tava around so that the whole rotti is baked properly from all sides. You can open the lid to see the unbaked portion and then turn it to the appropriate direction.
Remove rotti from the pan using a steel spatula and enjoy it hot with chutney.
11 comments:
I love this chutney, and make it often! You have so many rotti recipes! You should be called 'Rotti Rani' ;-)
I have never had a chutney or a roti like this. WOuld love to taste them
Well roti rani;),I never hav tried ridgegourd chutney,should try soon and roti is very healthy and good for diabetics too,thanks for sharing!
Hey Lg just read ur prev post...really as a blogger,feels very great and happy...I luv ragi rotis..but have never tried with ridgegourd chutney.....hehhee and i an just watching dibs comment..yeah u r a rotti rani...
I love this chutney and make it quite often urs look delicious...Ragi rotti looks very tasty and healthy...
Looks yummy. Thanks for stopping by my blog. Love your blog. Belated happy birthday wishes to your son.
Ridgegourd chutney is my fav , new combo with ragi roti :) Looks delicious!
perfect combination...
Good chutney and roti
i love this too N ragi rotti looks delicious
ooh, Yum,yum!
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