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1. Crush the cardamom with a mortar and pestle to release the seeds. Discard the pods and lightly crush the seeds. Heat a large heavy-based saucepan over a medium heat. Add the crushed cardamom ...

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An expert shares what you need to know about eating ... green chillies, and salt. The result is a thick, spicy paste with a sour taste, thanks to the natural formic acid in the ants. This chutney ...

Photograph: Bethica Das Bengali Sweet Tomato Chutney Serves: 6-7 Ingredients Heat the mustard oil in a frying pan or a kadhai over medium heat. Add the red chilly, green cardamom, panchphoron.

Green tomato chutney is more useful than soup for me simply ... The word chutney comes from the Hindi word chatni (to lick or to eat with appetite) and while British chutney recipes may date ...