Flaxseed chutney powder

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About:

I tried to prepare a spice powder with these flax seeds and it was a hit in my family. Try it yourself and taste the health and deliciousness. And it involves very simple and fast preparation.

Health Benefits:

Flax is an ancient global food crop as well as a source of textile fiber and linseed oil.

The seed of the plant is highly nutritious, supplying generous amounts of protein, fiber and omega-3 fatty acids.

Yields ~ 250 gms
Preparation time-15 minutes
Cooking time-15 minutes

Ingredients:

  • Flaxseed- 1/2cup
  • Almonds-1/2cup
  • Dry red chillies-8-10 num
  • Curry leaves-1 sprigs
  • Garlic-2-3 c loves
  • Salt- to taste

Procedure:

  • In a heavy bottom pan – dry roast almonds on a medium flame until roasted and transfer to a plate.
  • And now in the same pan add chilli, garlic pods, curry leaves and roast till the leaves are crisp and flavour comes.

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  • After that allow there ingredients to cool for a while and then in a blender/food processor first blend chilli, garlic, curry leaves to a coarse powder.
  • Then add roasted almonds, flaxseed, salt and grind it to a fine powder.
  • And the flavourful chutney powder is ready.

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Serve with hot steamed rice OR Idli OR Dosa

Maize meal instant Idli

Cornmeal idli2

Brown rice Idli

Brown rice and Oats Idli

Dosa from 9 Legumes

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Brown rice Set Dosa/Crepes

Brown dosa final

Note:

  • Almonds takes a bit longer time compared to flax seeds so roasting separately helps in even roasting.
  • And make sure to roast in a medium low flame
  • Peanuts can be used in place of Almonds

About Chitra Jagadish

My passion for Cooking & love to explore healthy recipes. This blog is a result from it and am here to share 'Recipes for Healthy living'...Its all about 'FOOD and HEALTH'

Posted on May 15, 2015, in Dips, Indian and tagged , . Bookmark the permalink. 32 Comments.

  1. You are so creative, I love it!

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  2. Great presentation 🙂

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  3. Chitra, that was purely fascinating. (I shudder to think what a disastrous mess i would make trying to do that. 😀 ) Everything looks so delicious. I’m glad you “went the extra mile” and showed so many different ways to use it. Splendid. 🙂

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  4. Wow is the word for being so creative. Trying it out . Thank you .

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  5. I love trying out different varities of powder and almond is my fav. This looks yummy.beautiful presentation 🙂

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  6. Did you just say in the comment above me ” thank you Andy?…..” no thank me, me , me, because I am moving near your house, to eat that is……I can also cook, told you before I can make some cool mean pasta with just a cool mean souce and add some meat to it and….really you can add any ingredient with pasta

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  7. I didn’t know that about flax.
    Such delicious choices of serving suggestions

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  8. I have made dukkah before, but using hemp seeds for omega 3s instead of the flax. The one place I differed, though was roasting all the spices and nuts except for those high in omega 3 as high temperature s break down the oil, especially roasting or frying.
    If the recipe was followed but the flax was ground and added unroasted there might be a small difference in taste but it would be more nutritious.
    Just a suggestion, and I really enjoy your recipes. Making healthier versions of dishes is something I love doing, and I enjoy your take on Indian cuisine.

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  9. Very innovative. I’ve to try this definitely.

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  10. Very interesting 🙂 looks like my kind of food x

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  11. Hi Chitra – love this idea to get an omega 3 hit with flax seeds – I posted a flax seed cracker recipe you may like – it could do with an Indian spice twist too….Laura

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  12. Totally awesome, i think I will make it in our Indian way 😉 I will replace almonds with channa dal and try 🙂

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  13. Traditionally Modern Food

    I use to prepare with dal love ur variation with almonds..perfect with rice for lazy days

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  14. Healthy option to use flax seeds chitra. Great.

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