Mint, coriander & mango chutney
I’m usually quite good and identifying flavours but with this mint, coriander & Mango Chutney I was stumped. Hasan from Hasan’s Restaurant in Leeds served it to me with a selection of tandoori dishes. I got the coriander and mint right but what was that other familiar ingredient?
The chutney was quite thick so I assumed yogurt even though it didn’t look or taste anything like yogurt. Silly guess I guess!
Hasan then told me it was mango chutney. Simple mango chutney that you can purchase off the shelf or if you’re so inclined make your own. This recipe is easy and worth the effort. It goes so well with tandoori dishes such as chicken tikka and lamb kebabs.
This is one you are going to need to experiment with. If the chutney is too thick for your liking, add more lime juice or smooth mango chutney. You really can’t go wrong as all of the flavours are good on their own. Just taste and adjust and you’ll soon have the perfect side dish for your favourite tandoori dishes and popadams.
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Mint, Coriander & Mango Chutney
Ingredients
- 1 large bunch mint leaves
- 1 small bunch coriander leaves
- 200ml smooth mango chutney
- 1 - 4 fresh green chillies - finely chopped
- 1 clove garlic - finely chopped
- Juice of one lime
Instructions
- Finely chop the coriander and mint leaves.
- Place them in a blender with the rest of the ingredients.
- Blend until smooth.
- Serve with popadams, naans, kebabs or whatever you fancy!
Mint leaves for this coriander and mango chutney recipe? Very good.
Pleaee may i ask. Does the mango act as a preserve. As i know someone who would love this in their chritmas hamper of home made chutneys.
Thank you…
Hi Amanda
To be honest I don’t think so. It should keep for a few days though.
Thanks,
Dan
Hi Dan
Just wanted to say I bought your new book recently & have spent 2 weeks trying everything & it’s all soooo good!!
I’ve spent years trying to perfect indian cuisine to the way I like it, just like from the restaurants & it’s been a bit of an uphill struggle but now, because of your excellent book & recipes it’s all coming together!!
– Can’t tell you how pleased I am – my fiends are really pleased too & they say it’s better than most takeaways they’ve had….just going home now to do some chicken tikka……lovely!
Well done you!
All the very best, Sarah
Hi Sarah
Thank you so much. I’m really happy you and your friends are enjoying the recipes. It means a lot to me.
Happy Cooking!
Dan