Wondering if I have mistyped the heading ? No. It is called Til chutney but the addition of coriander gives that vibrant green colour. Even I was confused when I first stumbled upon this recipe. Nonetheless sesame seeds and coriander are a perfect blend. Chutneys are an essential condiment in India. This recipe is from Uttaranchal and as the name suggests, from North of India. This region mainly due to its location near the Himalayas, has been a major Indian tourist destination. This region is home to many ancient temples, sanctuary and reserves (Jim Corbet National Park, India's Oldest national park) and major hill stations like Mussouri and Nainital. Two of India's most scared river Ganga and Yamuna has its origin here and run across the state and "Kumbh Mela", a Hindu pilgrimage that takes place every thirteen years happen in these river banks. "Uttaranchal" is also aptly known as "The land of Gods".
Til Chutney - UttaranchalSesame seeds and coriander chutney. Prep time: 5 mins | Cook time: 2 mins | Total time: 7 Mins | Serves: 2
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This post falls under the state Uttaranchal | Uttarkhand, in North India. Check out the Blogging Marathon page for the other Blogging Marathoners doing BM# 39
Love the twist of til to green chutney.
The til must be giving it a nutty flavour. The chutney looks vibrant and healthy too.
yours came out so nice and creamy
Such its so yummy a chutney. Love the green colour 🙂
wow mouthewatering chutney dear 🙂 looks super yummy and flavorful !!
Mouthwatering chutney. Love the vibrant green from the coriander.
Wow, it is looking so tasty.
Chutney looks so rich and tatsty!
this til chutney is already on my to-try list. looks so fresh and flavourful
Wow such a vibrant colored chutney!
Very flavorful and delicious til ki chutney.
Such a green Chutney!..very nice..
Such a fantastic,flavorful and very delicious chutney, i'll make some soon..
same pinch.. I also made this delicious chutney!! looks so good!!