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Walnut Chutney

By Pavani @napavani
Recipe Courtesy: My Dear friend Himabindu
Here's a delicious no-cook recipe from my friend Himabindu. Bindu and I went to school together years and years ago and I think it's been that long that we've seen each other. But thanks to Facebook, we are only a 'message' away from long lost friends.
Walnut Chutney Bindu lives in India and has adorable twin boys who keep her busy. She sent this simple no-cooking involved Walnut Chutney that sounded so good that I had to make it right away. It takes so little time to make and needs everyday pantry ingredients -- so there's no reason not to make it right away. The resulting chutney was soooo good, creamy, nutty with the walnuts and spicy with the chilies and garlic. I had it for lunch with rice, but Bindu says it goes well with rotis too.
Walnut Chutney Here's what Bindu wrote about the dish: Here is a recipe that I really enjoy making coz, one, my kids like it; two, easy to make and no cooking required, three, very nutritious. It is called Walnut Chutney.A typical Kashmiri dish!!! 
Ingredients: Walnuts - ½cup, soak them for about 10- 15 mins before u start the process
Yogurt/ curd -3 tbspn
Garlic - 2-3 cloves
Green chilies - 4-5 (adjust as per taste)
Onions - 1 medium/ 2 small
Salt - as per taste
Method:
  • Put all the ingredients in the mixer jar and make a thick paste while adding a little water to it !!!!
You could have it with chapathis or even rice!!! It tastes good with both!!!
Walnut Chutney Walnut Chutney This goes to Valli's Kid's Delight event: 5 ingredient fix that I'm hosting for this month. I apologize for the delay in posting the round up. I'm in the process of doing it and should have it ready in couple of days. In the meantime, don't forget to send in your entries for Kid's Delight-Sweet Treats event going on right now at Sowmya's place.
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