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Hussaini Tamatar Qoot

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Eggs, Grains India acces, Veggie 1 servings

INGREDIENTS

1 tb Oil
3/4 ts Black mustard seeds
1/2 ts Nigella seeds
1 Spring of curry leaves pinch of
; asafoetida powder
4 Green chillies; slit lengthwise and
; de-seeded
1 ts Crushed garlic
3/4 ts Crushed ginger
4 Medium-sized ripe tomatoes; chopped coarsely
1/2 ts Turmeric powder
1 ts Chilli powder
2 ts Sugar
Salt to taste

INSTRUCTIONS

TOMATO CHUTNEY
Heat oil and fry mustard seeds, nigella seeds, curry leaves and asafoetida
until the spices start to crackle. Add the garlic and snger and saute
gently for a couple of minutes, then put in the tomatoes and cook for about
10 minutes until the tomatoes turn pulpy.
Add the turmeric, chilli powder and sugar and stir until the sugar
dissolves. Add salt to taste and serve hot. This Chutney keeps for 3-4 days
if refrigerated in a covered jar.
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