This healthy Radish Leaves chutney / thugayal doesn’t consume more time to make and its a great companion with tiffin varieties and rice. I tried it for the first time and served with Kambu Dosa but later for kids I mixed it up with hot rice, ghee and papad . Both combo tasted great, it’s such an exotic combination, also the chutney tastes great the next
day or after few hours of grinding because of the tangy tamarind included in it…
Health Benefits of Radish Leaves / Greens
- Radish greens are high in fiber
- rich in iron content
- increases body immunity since its rich in iron and phosphorous
- reduce blood sugar levels
- used as detox to remove toxins from our body
Let’s move on to the recipe in detail…
How to make Radish Leaves Chutney
- Soak the tamarind for at least 15 minutes.
- Pick the leaves (Pic 1) alone from the radish bunch and wash thrice.
- Chop it roughly (optional) and keep aside.
- Also get ready with the remaining ingredients (Pic 2).
- Heat oil in a pan add dal, onion, cumin seeds and chili first (Pic 3).
- Saute till dal and onion turns golden brown (Pic 4) then add chopped radish leaves (Pic 5) saute until wilted (Pic 6).
- Add soaked tamarind (Pic 7) and remove from flame.
- Finally add shredded coconut (Pic 8) and allow to cool this mixture completely.
- Reserve few soaked tamarind and chili’s before grinding.
- Add salt and grind (Pic 9) with enough water to smooth and thick consistency (Pic 10) chutney/dip.
- Add reserved tamarind and chili if needed…
- Temper Mustard seeds and Curry leaves and garnish over chutney before serving…
Ingredients for Radish Leaves Chutney
Radish Leaves – 1 Cup – Loosely Packed
Onion Or Shallot – 1/4 Cup Or 5 Numbers
Chana Dhal & Urad Dhal – 1 Tbsp
Cumin Seeds – 1/2 tsp
Tamarind – 1 Small Lemon Size
Shredded Coconut – 2 Tbsp
Whole Red Chili – 3 Numbers
Whole Green Chili – 1 Number
Oil and Salt – As Needed
Notes
- You will get leaves in a big bunch so use it two times.
- This leaves can also be chopped and added in south Indian keerai kootu.
- If you dont like the leaves taste much then decrease 1 cup leaves in to 3/4 th cup and add more coconut say 1/4 cup for this chutney.
Shobana Vijay
Omg..I rem of my granny in village who does al these type of leaves chutneys.I feel like having it now
Sathya Priya
Everyday for idly ,dosas need a new chutneys …I can def try this one bcz its healthy and very diff indeed…Love the colors it makes with white dosas.
Reshmi Mahesh
New to me…Looks yumm..
kumars kitchen
scrumptious chutney…perfect with warm idlis for a dreamy good breakfast,love radish leaves,thanks so much for sharing 🙂
Navaneetham Krishnan
Been throwing away the leaves without knowing what can be done with it. I shall keep them and try this chutney. I love any kind of chutneys, what more with sour taste.
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a very interesting chutney ! lovely colour too.
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Eliza Lincy
That is a wonderful chutney. New to me but wonderfully made by u.
Veena Theagarajan
healthy chutney.. love the color
Beena.stephy
New to me . good recipe
Ramya Venkat
Healthy dip aks.super,preparation
Smitha Kalluraya
thats a very healthy 1 .. thx for sharing..