The tang of tomatoes beautifully spiced with mustard seeds, ginger, curry leaves and a pinch of sugar. You'll absolutely fall in love with its finger licking flavour!

You will also find this chutney being served along with a thakali thali (Nepali platter). Wondering how to make this authentic Nepali tamatar ki chutney at home? As always, we have got you covered ...

This Nepali-style tomato chutney adds the right amount of tanginess and spice to your meal. Watch the recipe inside. Tomato pickle recipe: The spicy and tangy pickle with a barrage of flavours ...

This is one tangy and creamy chutney, which can be enjoyed with dosas and grilled meats. It is slightly spicy, but will go well with both fried and baked snacks, starters and as excellent bread spread ...

The Tribune, now published from Chandigarh, started publication on February 2, 1881, in Lahore (now in Pakistan). It was started by Sardar Dyal Singh Majithia, a public-spirited philanthropist ...

Soak mustard seeds overnight in the vinegar. Grind to a purée using an electric blender. Add roughly chopped ginger and garlic and blend until smooth. Halve chillies lengthways. Remove seeds if liked.

They all have a low GI and you can whip up delicious chutneys such as mint chutney and tamatar chutney with them. A diabetes diet must exclude sugar as much as possible. Some chutneys consist of ...

Banaras Deena Nath ki Tamatar Chaat Ingredients ... Bring it to a simmer, stirring occasionally until the chutney thickens to your desired consistency. Remove from heat and set aside.

Pudina chutney Mint leaves play a vital role in promoting digestion, reducing inflammation and soothing the stomach. They can also enhance appetite and cure diseases like nausea. Curry leaves ...