Dates tamarind honey dip/Spread
About:
Tamarind dates spread is tangy and sweet, which is can be used in chaats, samosas etc., A chaat is incomplete without this spread to spruce it up. This chutney is healthy considering the ingredients and I replaced jaggary with honey. Though it is available in the supermarket in bottled form but homemade is economical and healthy without any added preservatives.
Yields: 1cup
Preparation time: 10mins
Cooking time: 10mins
Ingredients:
- Seedless tamarind-1/2cup
- Deseeded and chopped dates-1/2cup
- Honey-2-3tbsp
- Cumin powder-1/2tsp
- Dry ginger powder-1/2tsp
- Black salt/rock salt- 1/2tsp
Procedure:
- Soak tamarind and dates in 1cup water for 2-3hours.
- Add the soaked dates and tamarind in the blender/food processor and blend it to smooth paste.
- Now transfer the ground paste to the non-stick pan and cook on medium high flame for 3-4minutes.
- Add dry spices, cumin powder, black salt, dry ginger powder and simmer for 4-5minutes more.
- Turn off the flame ( strain through the strainer to remove the pulp )
- Add honey (More quantity can be added if you love more sweet in your dip)
- Allow it to cool down
Store in the airtight container in the refrigerator and use it when required.
Note:
- Spices can be personalised.
- If you prefer more sweet go ahead and add extra honey .
- Consistency can be altered by adding extra water while cooking.
- Link for baked healthy chaats
Posted on July 27, 2014, in Dips, Indian and tagged Chitras healthy kitchen, Dates Tamarind dip, drchdietfood, prakruthi honey, prakruthi honey bangalore, sweet tangy dip for chaats. Bookmark the permalink. 27 Comments.
Lovely idea and super color !!!!
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Thanks Malar…
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yummy spread…
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Thanks Kurinji
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Thanks for thinking of me Nimmi…
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my pleasure Chithra Dear…
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☺☺☺
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This sounds yummy!
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Thanks Olga
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Chitra, your recipes are very yummy and are always presented in a wonderful way! This recipe has everything I love – and I remember going crazy about something similar I had in an East Indian restaurant (I bet yours is much better!). Hope you don’t mind if I reblog this. 🙂
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Renata – It is my pleasure you like them. Your support means a lot to me and feel happy. Very happy to get this Reblogged…
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Thank you, friend! 🙂
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Pleasure is mine to meet you Renata
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Reblogged this on Permacooking and commented:
This is a wonderful recipe from my friend Chitra Jagadish, please enjoy it!
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Thanks Renata for sharing
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This is a perfect dip..!I would love this with a Packet of crackers!!
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Shannu well saud
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Sounds great – I’ll have to try it! Thank you for all the likes on my blog! 🙂
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Thanks Kirsty for the visit. Nice to meet you
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Pleasure is mine to meet you Kirsty
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