Coriander Chutney is a staple in Indian cuisine. It brightens up your meals with refreshing and spicy notes from the coriander and the chili. We simply LOVE coriander chutney. Another reason this sauce is so refreshing is that it doesn’t use any oil. The tomato provides all the juice. So if your chutney comes out a little dry…just add another (half) of a tomato 🙂
We hope you will make it and that you will enjoy it as much as we do on salads, sandwiches, veggie burgers, in wraps, with couscous, quinoa, falafel, Indian food, Mediterranean food…
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- Coriander, is rich in vitamins, minerals, anti-oxidants and dietary fiber. This herb is good for the heart and blood.
- Chili peppers are rich in vitamins and quite beneficial to the circulatory and digestive system.
- Onion, ginger and garlic are the core roots, trinity roots, that are essential for detoxing and for providing energy to the body. Onions are important blood purifiers. They are rich in antioxidants and are very beneficial for the overall health. Onions are known to be a perfect body cleanser. This root vegetable also aids in a healthy heart, lower cholesterol and lower blood pressure. Both onion and garlic are powerful roots for potency and longevity. Their presence together in a recipe amplifies their beneficial effect. Ginger also has many detox benefits and is an important aid to the nervous system. Ginger combined with honey is very beneficial for a sore throat.
- Tomatoes are an important brain food and anti-oxidants. According to the yogic food tradition, tomatoes should be eaten without the skin.
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SatNam and Namaste
Caroline and Gurpreet