Imli chutney

Making imli chutney at home is not as difficult as it seems. With these easy tips, you'll be able to make it perfectly every single time!

If you love Amritsari kulcha, you have got to try this flavourful Imli chutney to go with it. It has the perfect balance of sweet, sour, salty, and spicy.

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It won't be an exaggeration to say that chutneys and achaars in India are much like traditions that are passed on through generations in families. Read on.

Next time you crave a chutney that packs a chatpata punch, ditch the mixer and embrace the traditional way to make imly chutney.

Tamarind Chutney has a long history of medicinal uses, some of which include easing stomach discomfort, aiding digestion and various other common ailments

We recently came across a video where a street side chaat seller is seen preparing a plate of chaat with gulab jamun, dahi, imli chutney, dhania chutney etc.

Indians have been savouring this snack since time immemorial and it has now become an essential snack during festive get-togethers and parties.

This chaat is very similar to the chaat papdi or bhalla papdi as it uses the same dressing of yoghurt, imli chutney and green chutney. Instead of potatoes or bhalla, this chaat had gulab jamun ...

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