You need –
Tomatoes – chopped and de-seeded, 1 cup
Sweet Basil – 3-4 leaves, minced
Onion – 1 medium, finely chopped
Garlic – 2 large pods, finely chopped
Chili powder – 1 teaspoon (I used Kashmiri chili powder)
Paprika – 1 teaspoon
Turmeric powder – 1/4 teaspoon
Ground pepper – 1/4 teaspoon
Mustard seeds – 1/2 teaspoon
curry leaves – 1 sprig
Oil – 1 tablespoon
salt to taste
How to –
Heat only in pan, add the mustard seeds. once the seeds start to splatter, add the curry leaves. Tip in the onion, garlic and cook till the onion is translucent. Add salt, all the powders, except for pepper and fry till the oil start to separate.
Add the chopped tomatoes and basil. Mix well, cover and cook till the tomatoes are mushing. Uncover, add the ground pepper and mix well.
Turn off the heat and serve with idly, dosa or rice.
ethrayum glamourousayitulla chutney njan aadyamayitta kaanunnathu…
The chutney sounds really good Rekha. And of course, beautiful pics 🙂
Chutney looks HOT!!!!
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Cheers
Mina Joseph
No amount of chutneys will satisfy me. Almost everyday I have chutneys or the nearest will be pickles. Interesting to note the use of basil leaves. These are growing in my garden and will make way for the same, the stunning tomato chutneys to be made for my joy at home.
Love the addition of basil with tomatoes.. Awesome clicks
OI was thinking it looks so picture perfect and read Rafee's comment LOL
This chutney looks so red and yummy.
heee Rafee… had a good laugh…:-) thanks sweety!
Thank you Priya 🙂
Mina, Thank you soo much for dropping by 🙂
Thank you Nava 🙂 Basil was sure a good idea 🙂
Thank you Nithya 🙂
Heeee… thank you Meena and BTW the logo for priya's event was great!
i love that tomato picture Rekha, such gorgeous colours!and the chutney is inviting, cant wait to try this out.
Tempting chutney..Lovely clicks..
liked all your clicks rekha.. yummy combo of basil and tomato..
Thank you Jehanne:)
Thank you 🙂
Thank you PT 🙂
Such a beautiful chutney…clicks are simply super!!!!!
gorgeous color..2nd tomato pic is so adorable..loved it
Amazing chutney and perfect clicks.. Loved the gorgeous clicks Rekha 🙂
Never thought of adding basil to tomato chutney but I'm intrigued. I know where some of the leaves from the basil plant os going next 🙂
Thank you Priya 🙂
Thank you Gayathri 🙂
Thank you Nilu 🙂
Thank you Lail. I am sure you will like it 🙂
Rekha please collect your Liebster award from me…
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How long can you keep this once made? Should the jar/jars always be kept in the fridge?
Thanks,
Julie
Hi Julie, Yes this can stay up to a month in the fridge.