Saturday, October 8, 2011

Nellikka Chammanthi


Ingredients:
  • Nellikka (Gooseberry / Lololika) 10
  • Kanthari mulaku (Bird's eye chilly) 5 to 8
  • Shallots 5
  • Salt as rqd
  • Oil 1 Tbsp
Roast or grill the berry over the charcoal (chuttedukkuka) or on the stove top till the skin turns dark in colour. Allow it to cool and cut it into small pieces. Grind all the ingredients together except oil. Transfer it to a bowl and pour rqd amount of oil and mix well.


Sending this to Kerala Kitchen, hosting by Khusi of A Girl's Diary.

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47 comments:

  1. My God,such a nostalgic thing here.Tina,we used to call this 'loovikka' And when I was in hostel,during seasons we will have pickle with this.Such a divine taste it had.I am drooling over your chammanthi.Thanks.

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  2. Looks yum
    I have some awards waiting for you at my place, plz do collect them

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  3. Wow! Lipsmacking recipe, very delicious.

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  4. Looks just so yum ....this is sure new to me and loved it

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  5. Tina, that looks absolutely divine. Nellika is a favorite at my home, especially thennellika. Ur dish brings back memories..! Lovely post. Am following u dear.

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  6. Yummy dish.. loves delicious..:)
    Reva

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  7. tina ithu kanda kalam marannu kothi akunnu adipoli

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  8. Looks really yumm.. The colour is very attractive tina.

    Cheers,
    Uma

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  9. OMG! i used to love lololika! its been sooo many years since ive had any!

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  10. Wow beautiful color !! looks delicious !!

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  11. Tina U have loads of good recipes here.This is new to me and luks Superdelicious and a supergood recipe too.Luv to try it soon dear.

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  12. yummy colourful check out the event in my site
    regards Akheela

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  13. vaayil vellam varunnu...
    such a lovely recipe

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  14. Never seen a red color Nellika...Love the color...Nice chammanthi

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  15. wow!!nice colour chammanthi!!tempting click!

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  16. Such a pretty color!!! his looks lip smacking good Tina :)
    Prathima Rao
    Prats Corner

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  17. Lovely color...Can imagine the taste ..n my mouth is watering

    http://www.panchamrutham.blogspot.com/

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  18. I just realized from your blog that lololika is called nellika too. Love the colour of the chutney.

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  19. wow, lololika chammanthi..... looks great! love lololika pickles too........

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  20. your nellika pictures remind me of beautiful time in Kerala 2 decades ago, yes, all I could remember from that 1 month is picking nellika and tasting it for first time! Wish I can find some here:-(

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  21. Lovely colour of chutney..yummy yum!!

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  22. wow amazing recipe,really delicious...clicks are awesome.

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  23. Looks so tasty tina..should give a try soon:)

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  24. i like your pictures and would like to invite you to share them on tastingspot.com

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  25. red nellikai's??? i've never seen them i just tasted the green oness... pass me tht now

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  26. Fingerlicking chutney,red gooseberries i have never seen them..

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  27. They look so pretty in colour,nice recipe for the chammanthi

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  28. This looks superb! I'm seeing these gooseberries for the first time!
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    Kavi | Edible Entertainment

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  29. Lovely Chutney Tina...love ur clicks they look so perfect....Lovely profile pic of Ur self and ur daughter ...she is just like u :)

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  30. You have gorgeous hair in your blogger home page pic! And you have a beautiful space here, very uncluttered and organised look with amazing clicks. Never heard of this chutney before but sure looks delicious.

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  31. Wow.. reminds me of naadu.. This is one recipe I have not seen in a lot of places :) Thanks for sharing dear :)

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  32. Yummy... Very inviting color too :)

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  33. I have never seen this red colour nelikka...does it taste like green one ??

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  34. ayyo!!!! adipoli recipe Tina..ithu kazhichittu moe than a year ayii..veetile parambil undu :)

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  35. Tina, I am drooling here looking at your chamanthi.

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  36. No idea what this dish is but this looks like I am a step short from heaven!

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  37. Tina..vaayil vellam varunnu. Adipoli. Nellikka and kandhari yummy combo. Yummmmmm

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  38. sounds authentic n divine Tina..;)
    love d cliks..
    Tasty Appetite

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  39. Yummy yummy yummy yummy is all I can say. I just need a nic piece of kappa to dig in..... Kollam!!!

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  40. looks delicious.. but this is not nellikka.. this is loovikka, different from nellikka.. i'm not able to recollect it's english name

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