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    Home » Chutney Recipes » Jeegujje Sippe/Deegujje Sippe/Breadfruit Skin Chutney – Side dish for Idly/dosa

    Jeegujje Sippe/Deegujje Sippe/Breadfruit Skin Chutney – Side dish for Idly/dosa

    Apr 12, 2016 · Modified: Mar 15, 2021 by Priya_Srinivasan ·

    I would name it exotic chutney recipe. Never in my wildest dream i thought i would make breadfruit peel chutney. Don’t bother about the peel, i haven’t cooked with breadfruit yet!!! As i said while discussing with PJ, about H alphabet recipes for today, she suggested breadfruit bajji, while looking for the bajji, i came across this exotic chutney here. Since i already bought the fruit for making the bajji, i immediately peeled the skin and tried the chutney. Though the look of the peels, might turn you off, i suggest you to try it. 
    The taste of the peel is as such bland, so you need to add good amount of spice to make it a good combo with your idly/dosa. Do give it a try and let me know how you liked it
    Ingredients
    2 cups of breadfruit skin or 2 medium sized breadfruit, skin peeled
    3 nos green chilies
    3 nos red chilies
    1 cup freshly grated cocnut
    a small marblesized tamarin, soaked in 1/2 cup water 
    1/2 tsp salt
    a small piece of ginger
    handful of fresh coriander leaves

    Tempering
    1/2 tsp gingely oil
    1/4 tsp mustard seeds
    2 nos round red chilies
    pinch of hing
    a strand of curry leaf

    Method
    • Wash the breadfruit well. Grease your hands with some oil, peel the breadfruit skin with a peeler or a paring knife, keep it immersed in water. Peeled breadfruit too should be kept in water as it turns color immediately.
    • After you are done with peeling and chopping the fruit, clean your hand well by first rubbing it with oil and then with plain water, soap if necessary.  Extract tamarind juice.
    • Now take the peel along with tamarnd water and green chilies, pressure cook for 2-3 whistles. Take it off the stove, let the pressure release on its own. 
    • Once done, drain the cooked skin. there won;t be much water left,as we added only 1/2-3/4 cup of water. Reserve the drained water to add while grinding the chutney.
    • Take the cooked skin, along with grated coconut, ginger, red chilies, and coriander leaves. Add salt and grind it to a fine chutney. If water is, required add the drained liquid..
    • Heat oil in a small tadka pan, splutter mustard seeds, add hing and curry leaves and chilies. Pour this sizzling tadka over the chutney. Serve it along idly/dosa. I served it with Jack fruit dosa/Halasinakai Dosa

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    1. Pavani

      April 12, 2016 at 8:42 pm

      I have never cooked with bread fruit, but this chutney sounds so delicious.

      Reply
    2. cookingwithsapana

      April 12, 2016 at 9:38 pm

      I have never used this fruit but the chutney looks muthwatering.A must try.

      Reply
    3. Sandhya Ramakrishnan

      April 12, 2016 at 10:55 pm

      That is funny that you cooked with bread fruit peel before you had a chance to cook with bread fruit. Did you like the fruit? Any innovative recipe (read dosa) with bread fruit?

      Reply
    4. Kalyani

      April 13, 2016 at 3:46 am

      Jeegujji takes me to Mangalore / Malnad side where this is found more verdantly. great chutney to go with Halasinakaayii Dosa

      Reply
    5. Srivalli

      April 13, 2016 at 7:07 am

      Now thats one new chutney for me too..wish you had pictures to show us how it looks..:)

      Reply
    6. MySpicyKitchen

      April 13, 2016 at 3:21 pm

      I had to do a google search to see what breadfruit is. Chutney looks great!

      Reply
    7. veena

      May 22, 2016 at 2:10 pm

      This sounds delicious!!

      Reply

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