Fresh Coconut Chutney
This creamy chutney adds brightness to any Indian recipe, and is especially tasty on a lamb curry.
This creamy chutney adds brightness to any Indian recipe, and is especially tasty on a lamb curry.
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This dish is great alongside grilled meats or fish. Freshly grated coconut adds rich flavor, but if you don’t have fresh coconut, look for frozen grated coconut at Indian or health-food markets to use instead. If you have only dried coconut, soak it overnight in 1/4 cup coconut water.
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