Gooseberry Chutney
Amla is an immunity booster since it high in vitamin C and has been for years to prepare Ayurveda Medicines. During the season Amla is available fresh and cheap in Indian markets. Indian Gooseberry is called as Amla in Hindi, Nellikai in Tamil & Kannada, Usirikaya in Telugu.
Prep Time5 minutes mins
Cook Time10 minutes mins
5 minutes mins
Total Time20 minutes mins
Course: Side Dish
Cuisine: Indian
Keyword: Amla Chutney, Gooseberry chutney, Usirikaya Pachadi
Servings: 1 People
Calories: 100kcal
Author: Shruthi
- 4 Nos Gooseberry's Fresh
- 4 tbsp Coconut Grated
- 1 Small Piece Green Chilli
- 1 tbsp Curry leaves powder
- ¼ tbsp Mustard Seeds
- ½ tbsp (As Required) Salt Table Salt
- ½ Cup (As Required) Water
Remove the seeds from the berries.
Grind all the ingredients together in the mixer into a coarse paste.
Temper with curry leaves and mustard seeds.
Mix and Serve.
Health tip:
A glass of Amla juice can be prepared by using 3-4 medium sized amla and grinding it by adding a glass of water. This lowers blood sugar levels. Amla preserved in honey is a powerful antioxidant and vitaliser.
Did you know?
Amla / Gooseberry is a great Antioxidant as it is abundant in Vitamin-C. Antioxidants prevent hair from premature aging and greying. It also contains minerals like Calcium, Phosphorus and Iron. Amla helps regulate blood glucose level and shows a decreased level in patients. It also helps in lowering the Blood sugar Level, elevated triglycerides/ bad cholesterol. It is also a potent immune stimulator.