Name: Restaurant-Style Coriander Chutney: Vibrant Green & Long-Lasting Recipe
Prep time: 10 min
Total time: 10 min
Ingredients: 1 cup packed Coriander (fresh); 10 Garlic (cloves, peeled); 1 Chili Pepper (green); 1/4 Mango (or 1 tbsp amchur powder (dry mango powder), raw); 1.5 tsp Salt; 2 tbsp Aloo Bhujia (adds a unique crunch and flavor, also known as optional); 2-3 tbsp Water (add gradually to reach desired consistency)

Restaurant-Style Coriander Chutney: Vibrant Green & Long-Lasting Recipe

Kirti Misra

UpdatedJuly, 2025

10 minutes

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4.20 from 5 votes

Indian North Indian

About Restaurant-Style Coriander Chutney: Vibrant Green & Long-Lasting Recipe

Unlock the secret to restaurant-quality Coriander Chutney! For years, I struggled to achieve that vibrant green color and long-lasting freshness, but this foolproof recipe finally delivers. Say goodbye to dull, separated chutneys – this simple recipe uses everyday ingredients and clever techniques to create a chutney that will impress.

Imagine the burst of fresh, tangy flavor this chutney adds to your pakoras, chaat, or any Indian dish. The perfectly balanced blend of herbs and spices ensures an authentic taste of India, right in your kitchen. This isn't just a recipe; it's a shortcut to culinary excellence.

From the meticulous washing of coriander to clever preservation methods, this recipe guarantees your chutney stays fresh and flavorful for up to two weeks. Get ready to elevate your Indian cooking!

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Recipe Time & More

Prep10

Total10

Serves

Served AsSnacks

Recipe TasteSalty Spicy

Ingredients

▢ 1 cup packed Coriander fresh
▢ 10 Garlic cloves, peeled
▢ 1 Chili Pepper green
▢ 1/4 Mango or 1 tbsp amchur powder (dry mango powder), raw
▢ 1.5 tsp Salt
▢ 2 tbsp Aloo Bhujia adds a unique crunch and flavor, also known as optional
▢ 2-3 tbsp Water add gradually to reach desired consistency

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Instructions

Washing the Coriander

Thoroughly wash the fresh coriander leaves 2-3 times by submerging them in a bowl of water, gently swirling, and removing. Repeat this process to remove any impurities.

Blending the Ingredients

Pick only the coriander leaves, discarding the stems. Combine the coriander leaves, garlic cloves, green chilies, and raw mango in a blender.

Achieving the Right Consistency

Add 2-3 tablespoons of water, blending in small increments to prevent a runny consistency. Blend until a smooth paste forms.

Adding Optional Ingredients & Seasoning

Add the optional aloo bhujiya (fried potato sticks) and blend again. Finally, add salt and blend one last time.

Storing the Chutney

Transfer the chutney to a clean, dry glass jar, seal tightly, and refrigerate for up to 10-15 days. Always use a clean, dry spoon when serving to maintain freshness.

Recipe Notes

Expert Tips

For a deeper green: Blanch the coriander leaves briefly in boiling water before blending. This helps preserve the chlorophyll.
Adjust the spice level: Control the heat by adjusting the quantity of green chilies according to your preference. Start with fewer and add more to taste.
Enhance the flavor: Add a pinch of roasted cumin powder or a squeeze of lemon juice for an extra layer of complexity.
Proper Storage is Key: Ensure your jar is completely dry before adding the chutney to prevent mold growth and maximize its shelf life.