Yogurt and Mint Chutney – Quick Dips

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This mint and yogurt chutney is the perfect condiment to any dish!

This quick recipe only takes 2 minutes to make and is perfect for any dish

This condiment is very popular at Indian, Pakistani & Turkish restaurant. This restaurant style dip is quick and easy to make, just 2-minutes and you have a perfect chutney for your dishes. Perfect for kebabs, wraps, biryani, pulao and so many more dishes! So versatile you could add onions to this to give it a new look.

This can be made in advance and stored in an airtight container in the fridge for up to 5 days.

Ingredients

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How to make this

  • Whisk the Yogurt until it’s smooth and no longer grainy
  • Add the Mint sauce
  • Add the Salt (add salt to taste, start off with 1/2 tsp first and add a little till you reach your desired taste).
  • Chill in the fridge and serve when required.

Serve with chicken Tikka wraps, Chinese spring rolls, samosa’s, mixed grills and many more dishes.

Variations

  • I tried mixing the sumac and onion salad into this dip and it worked.
  • I also use this recipe as my base recipe for my Mobeen Chutney (recipe to follow).
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❗❗A few tips of making this:❗❗

? I used Greek yogurt but any thick yogurt is good. If you don’t have thick yogurt, strain your yogurt in a muslin cloth or strainer to remove the excess water. The less water the better.

? Taste and adjust the consistency by adding water to get a thinner consistency.

? You can enhance the flavor of this dip by adding in a few variations. I tried mixing the sumac and onion salad into this dip and it worked. This recipe is also my base recipe for my Mobeen Chutney (recipe to follow). Feel free to play around with the ratios and add in whatever spices and ingredients you’d like i.e. chaat masala, freshly ground black pepper, black salt, tomatoes, cucumber etc





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Yogurt and Mint Chutney

Pinch 0f Sugar
This condiment is very popular at Indian, Pakistani & Turkish restaurant. This restaurant style dip is quick and easy to make, just 2-minutes and you have a perfect chutney for your dishes.
Prep Time 2 minutes
Total Time 2 minutes
Course Dips, Sauces & Chutneys
Cuisine Italian, Mediterranean, pakistani,
Servings 68 serving
Calories

Ingredients
  

  • 1 cup Greek yogurt (thick or hung yogurt with no water)
  • 1 tsp Salt (to taste)
  • 1 tsp Colman's Mint Sauce

Instructions
 

  • Whisk the yogurt until it’s smooth and no longer grainy
  • Add the Mint sauce
  • Add the Salt (add salt to taste, start off with 1/2 tsp first and add a little till you reach your desired taste).
  • Chill in the fridge and serve when required.

Notes

  • I used Greek yogurt but any thick yogurt is good. If you don’t have thick yogurt, strain your yogurt in a muslin cloth or strainer to remove the excess water. The less water the better.
  •  Taste and adjust the consistency by adding water to get a thinner consistency.
  • You can enhance the flavor of this dip by adding in a few variations. I tried mixing the sumac and onion salad into this dip and it worked. This recipe is also my base recipe for my Mobeen Chutney (recipe to follow).  Feel free to play around with the ratios and add in whatever spices and ingredients you’d like i.e. chaat masala, freshly ground black pepper, black salt.  
Keyword mint, yogurt

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