Tomato Sweet Chutney/Tamatar ki Meethi Chutney

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"Appa, you have to taste the chutney amma made today", that is how my elder opened the door for his father. He tasted the chutney for his dinner. This chutney is from +sangeeta khanna's Banaras ka Khana. She has shared this chutney on her FB page,  i made a small quantity today, to check my people liking. To my surprise my elder one loved it, i was a little skeptical about that sweet and hot taste of it, he paired it with curd rice and licked the plate clean. I served this along with Dosa for my hubby's dinner, he too liked it, and my small batch got over.  This recipe is definitely a keeper. I m planning to make another batch during the weekend. This chutney can be paired with bread, paratha and even dal-rice. Make a batch and enjoy this hot and sweet chutney!
Ingredients
8 nos medium, plump tomatoes
2-3 red chilies, i used long variety ( i used 3)
3 tablespoon crushed jaggery
1 teaspoon finely chopped ginger
¼ teaspoon mustard seeds
2 pinches of nigella seeds
2 pinches of fennel seeds
2 pinches of fenugreek seeds
½ - ¾ teaspoon salt or to taste
2 teaspoon oil 
Method
  • Wash and chop the tomatoes roughly. Heat oil in a pan, splutter mustard seeds, next add nigella, fennel and fenugreek seeds. Saute them until nice aroma emanates, now add the broken red chilies and finely chopped ginger. Let it sizzle for a minute.
  • Add the chopped tomatoes and ¼ cup of water and salt. Let it cook  covered for 10 minutes in a low flame, until the tomatoes get cooked and becomes mushy. 
  • Remove the cover, add the crushed jaggery and mix well. Let it sit for another minute, the chutney would be saucy and thick. Remove it from the stove. Let it cool completely.

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16 Comments

  1. fantastic Priya, the aroma of the chutney is awesome..seriously I am absorbing all flavors in this chutney..love the ingredients going in there. Even if your kid had told your hubby he would have guessed from the aroma in the house.

  2. Chutney looks nice and like those chunky tomato pieces in it. Hmm, even I would be a bit skeptical making a sweet tomato chutney. Good to know it is liked by everyone

  3. I can really understand that feeling that comes from within when the kids praise your food to the man. 🙂 The chutney sounds very interesting...

  4. we make this often, similarly and call it tomato gojju ! amma makes the same gojju with raw mangoes also and that too tastes yum.....