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Remove the skin of ginger and cut it into small pieces. Keep aside so that moisture evaporates.
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Put oil in a pan and add fenugreek seeds, moong dal, coriander seeds, jeera and chana dal.
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Based on the spiciness we need to put 50-80 grams of dry red chillies and ginger pieces.
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Fry all the spices on low flame and transfer to another plate. Let them cool.
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Meanwhile, prepare tamarind paste. Extract tamarind pulp and boil to make a thick paste.
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Once spices are cooled, transfer them to a mixer grinder, put tamarind pulp. I have used already prepared tamarind pulp.
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Add a generous quantity of garlic cloves, jaggery and salt.
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Grind all ingredients to make a soft paste. If needed add little boiled water to enhance the shelf life of the chutney.
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Transfer Allam Pachadi with a dry spoon and keep aside.
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Heat oil in a pan and add fenugreek seeds, mustard seeds, dry red chillies and curry leaves.
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Fry spices till curry leaves turn crisp and season over ginger chutney recipe.