Have a delightful experience by making this lip-smacking recipe Norukkal, a special dish from Salem and enjoy devouring it...
Take a tiny bowl and tip in a tablespoon of coconut oil and coarsely crush the garlic and drop it into the oil. Let it soak for about fifteen minutes approximately.
Just crush the measured quantities of murukku and thattai into bits and pieces with your fingers gently and keep it aside. You can also pound them using a mortar and pestle for a minute so that you get a coarse mixture of both.
Take a large bowl and add the ground murukku thattai mixture and tip in the soaked coconut oil along with the garlic and mix well.
Throw in the grated carrot, beets, onion and tomato and plop in a teaspoon of red chutney and two teaspoon of green chutney and give a nice stir.
Sprinkle the required salt and toss over some roasted peanuts along with the required salt.
Finally add some lush green mint and coriander lleaves and squeeze half a lemon over it and mix altogether well.
Now the delicious Salem Norukkal is ready.
Transfer it to a serving bowl and serve it along with a sizzling cup of tea.
Wash and clean the measured quantities of mint and coriander leaves and drop it in a blender.
Add four numbers of green chilies along with half a teaspoon of roasted gram and add the required salt and blend it into a smooth paste.
Tip in a few drops of lemon juice and mix well. Now the green chutney is ready.
Soak the red chilies in a quarter cup (or even less than that) of water and let it remain for about fifteen minutes approximately.
After it cools down, drop them in a blender along with a little water you used for soaking.
Tip in the garlic cloves along with a small piece of ginger and add the required salt to it.
Blitz them altogether for a few seconds and make a smooth paste out of it.
Transfer it to a small bowl and tip in a quarter teaspoon of jeera/cumin powder and chaat masala each.
Add a teaspoon of warm sesame oil and mix altogether well and now the fiery red chutney is ready.
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* Percent Daily Values are based on a 2,000 calorie diet. Your daily value may be higher or lower depending on your calorie needs.