Bombay Chutney - a vegan, gluten-free side dish made with gram flour. This simple yet delicious dish makes a great accompaniment with poori, chapati, dosa, idli and roti.
1 cup(or) 119 gms (or) 1 largeOnionpeeled and sliced
½ cup(or) 90 gms (or) 2 smallTomatoeschopped
½TeaspoonTurmeric
Saltas required
handfulCorianderchopped
3TablespoonGram flour (Besan)
1CupWater
2CupsWater
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Instructions
In a wide bowl, combine gram flour, 1 cup water, whisk until you get smooth and lump-free slurry. Keep it aside.
3 Tablespoon Gram flour (Besan), 1 Cup Water
Heat oil in a skillet on medium-low heat.
1.5 Tablespoon Oil
Once oil is hot, add mustard, jeera and let cumin splutter for few seconds.
½ Teaspoon Mustard, ½ Teaspoon Cumin
Now add urad dal, stir for few seconds until dal turns light brown.
1 Teaspoon Urad dal
Add curry leaves, green chillies, ginger and saute for few seconds.
few Curry Leaves, 4 Green Chillies, ½ Teaspoon Ginger
Add onion slices, a pinch of salt, saute and cook for 2 minutes or until onion turns soft and translucent. Salt helps to bring out the moisture from onion and make cooking process faster.
1 cup (or) 119 gms (or) 1 large Onion, Salt
Add turmeric and mix well.
½ Teaspoon Turmeric
Now add tomatoes and cook for 4-5 minutes until they start to soften.
½ cup (or) 90 gms (or) 2 small Tomatoes
Now add gram flour slurry, salt, 2 cups water, mix well and cook for 10 minutes or until it reach desired consistency. Keep stirring regularly to prevent the curry sticking at the bottom of the pan.
2 Cups Water
Turn off the heat, add coriander and mix well.
handful Coriander
Serve delicious bombay chutney with poori, dosa, idli or chapathi.
Notes
Add more or fewer chillies than mentioned here to suit your preferred spice levels.Do not skip turmeric as it imparts the lovely colour to the dish. Cooking time may vary based on your required consistency.** Nutrional Values provided here are estimated and for guidance only. Please refer my Recipe Disclaimer for more details.