A quick to make Mango Carrot Chutney is a riot of flavours and textures, and is best served with any South Indian Breakfast or with any flatbread like Roti or Paratha. 100% Gluten Free and Vegan too!
As chutneys go, we simply love them as a family; always on the look out for new combos that are both seasonal and tantalising. As the mango season was recently upon us, this lip smacking Raw Mango + Carrot chutney was made so many times, we simply lost count, each with a slight variation each time. I had to document one of the ways we loved it.
Chutneys are primarily accompaniments or condiments that are used to enhance a meal or even served with breakfast (20+ varieties here!) They can be dry or wet, depending on the regional cuisine. Can be 100% lentil based like this Paruppu Thogayal or the Inji Thogayal or can be vegetable based like Mixed Veg Peel Chutney this new family favourite Potlakaya Pachadi (Andhra style snakegourd chutney) or this seasonal Raw Mango-Carrot Chutney
If you like a smorgasbord of flavours in your chutney (sweet spicy tangy minty), grab the recipe here and do tag us on @sizzlingtastebuds on Instagram to let me know how you liked it.
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Tips to make this Mango + carrot chutney more yummy!
- Use tart mango (raw) for this. If the mango isnt very tart, add more tamarind or lemon juice
- You can sub or omit the carrot here, but it really balances the tart from the mango along with giving it body
- If omitting the carrot, increase the quantity of coconut, jaggery and chillies for this recipe.
- This chutney can keep upto 2 days in the fridge.
- You can add shallots /garlic to this chutney too (saute them well before grinding). If using shallots, grind this chutney to a coarse consistency, like a Roti Pachadi than a runny chutney.
- If you don’t have fried gram / daliya on hand, sub with roasted (and skinned) peanuts – skip peanuts for nut allergy though !
Raw Mango – Carrot Chutney
PIN FOR LATER
Prep time – 10 min, Cook time – 10 mins, Serves – 4
Course – Side Dish / Accompaniment ; Cuisine – South Indian, Spice Level – Medium
What you need to make Raw Mango Carrot Chutney
- 100 gram carrot (1 medium carrot)
- 200 gram Raw mango (sliced / cubed with skin on, use only tart raw mango)
- 1/4 cup Coconut (grated, fresh / frozen)
- 1 tsp Tamarind paste
- 1 TBSP oil
- 1/4 cup coriander leaves
- 1/2 tsp fenugreek seeds (methi)
- 2 TBSP Bengal gram (Channa dal)
- 1 TBSP Split black gram (Urad dal)
- 2 Red chillies
- 3 green chillies
- 2 tsp fried gram (dalia / pottukadalai)
- 1 tsp jaggery
Tempering
- 1 tsp Oil
- 1 sprig curry leaves
- 1/2 tsp Mustard seeds
How to make Mango Carrot chutney
- In a thick bottomed pan, add 1 TBSP oil
- Add the methi seeds, urad and channa dal. Saute till dal turns golden brown
- Add the red and green chillies, carrots and saute well for 3-4 mins till raw smell disappears
- Now add the coconut and coriander leaves
- Switch off the flame and continue sautéing till coriander leaves slightly wilt
- Cool the above mixture
- In a mixer jar / blender, grind the above mixture without adding additional water
- Now add the tamarind paste, fried gram, jaggery and cut mango pieces and pulse lightly.
- Add 3 TBSP hot water to grind to the right consistency.
- You need a thick yet pourable consistency of the chutney
- Add salt and adjust spices. Mix well.
- Transfer to a bowl
- In a tempering pan, add 1 tsp oil, splutter mustard seeds and the curry leaves
- Pour this tempering over the chutney
- Mix well and serve with Idli / Dosa / Pongal / Paratha / Roti
I was paired with Rafeeda for this Mango Themed Sshhh Secretly Cooking challenge hosted by Anu. She gave me methi seeds and jaggery for making this chutney. I gave RAfeeda Milk and Vanilla with this she made thie delish Mango Float
The best Mango Carrot Chutney | Easy Chutney Recipes
A quick to make Mango Carrot Chutney is a riot of flavours and textures, and is best served with any South Indian Breakfast or with any flatbread like Roti or Paratha. 100% Gluten Free and Vegan too!
Equipment
- Thick Bottomed Pan
- Slotted Spoon
- Spice Grinder
Ingredients
- 100 gram Carrot 1 medium carrot, grated or cubed
- 200 gram Raw mango sliced / cubed with skin on, use only tart raw mango
- 1/4 cup Coconut grated, fresh / frozen
- 1 tsp Tamarind paste Sub with 1 inch tamarind
- 1 TBSP oil
- 1/4 cup coriander leaves
- 1/2 tsp fenugreek seeds methi
- 2 TBSP Bengal gram Channa dal
- 1 TBSP Split black gram Urad dal
- 2 Red chillies
- 3 green chillies
- 2 tsp fried gram dalia / pottukadalai
- 1 tsp jaggery
- 1 tsp Oil
- 1 sprig curry leaves
- 1/2 tsp Mustard seeds
Instructions
- In a thick bottomed pan, add 1 TBSP oil
- Add the methi seeds, urad and channa dal. Saute till dal turns golden brown
- Add the red and green chillies, carrots and saute well for 3-4 mins till raw smell disappears
- Now add the coconut and coriander leaves
- Switch off the flame and continue sautéing till coriander leaves slightly wilt
- Cool the above mixture
- In a mixer jar / blender, grind the above mixture without adding additional water
- Now add the tamarind paste, fried gram, jaggery and cut mango pieces and pulse lightly.
- Add 3 TBSP hot water to grind to the right consistency.
- You need a thick yet pourable consistency of the chutney
- Add salt and adjust spices. Mix well.
- Transfer to a bowl
- In a tempering pan, add 1 tsp oil, splutter mustard seeds and the curry leaves
- Pour this tempering over the chutney
- Mix well and serve with Idli / Dosa / Pongal / Paratha / Roti
Notes
Tips to make this Mango + carrot chutney
- Use tart mango (raw) for this. If the mango isnt very tart, add more tamarind or lemon juice
- You can sub or omit the carrot here, but it really balances the tart from the mango along with giving it body
- If omitting the carrot, increase the quantity of coconut, jaggery and chillies for this recipe.
- This chutney can keep upto 2 days in the fridge
- If you don’t have fried gram / daliya on hand, sub with roasted (and skinned) peanuts – skip peanuts for nut allergy though !
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What a beautiful chutney! Can imagine the tart, mildly sweet, spicy flavours. Thanks for sharing this unique chutney recipe.
thanks Priya
First of all, just love your collection of chutneys. Now I know where to come when I want to make different kinds of chutneys as I usually make the peanut one and the coriander mint one. This raw mango and carrot chutney sounds interesting. Will make it soon to go with paniyaram.
thanks so much, Mayuri! am sure you would love this carrot mango chutney too
Now this is an interesting recipe with carrots and mango. Carrots will add their sweetness which will perfectly be balanced with raw mangoes. Loving it.
Absolutely Renu- the balance is great in this one. thanks
Never tried to add carrots in a chutney. Interesting recipe and I would love to try it!
awesome, go for it Anu. am sure you would like it..
This is a unique chutney made with mango and carrot together. The flavours are balanced with the addition of carrot. Would love to try this one with thalipeeth.
great ! do try it Jayashree
Mango carrot chutney looks so delicious and very unique combination. Never tried chutney with raw mango. Will try this out soon. thanks for sharing.
thanks Narmadha
I love to try different types of chutney. But never added carrot in chutney. This mango carrot chutney sounds interesting. I can imagine the lipsmackingly delicious taste. I would love to try it sometime.
Thanks Sujata. Do try it sometime
Love this chutney and my MIL’s favorite. I just need some hot steamed rice nd dollop rice. Loved ur chutney collection.
thanks Aruna. Our favourite too
I was planning to make Maanga thigayal tomorrow but now will make this mango carrot chutney . I simply love to have the mango based chutney for dosas ..just out of the world!!
awesome, do try priya
Mango Carrot chutney sounds interesting. I would love to try it sometime sure !
thank you
Raw mango and carrot chutney sounds so innovative. I am sure it taste fabulous. Love your chutney recipes Kalyani. Bookmarking this one .
thanks a lot Preethi. Truly hope you can try this sometime soon
Brilliant idea! I love the flavor profile of this chutney. This is perfect to go with idli and dosa for us. Thanks for sharing a great recipe.
Thanks Radha
Thanks Radha!
This chutney would taste amazing with some dosas or even just as side to rice! Totally delightful…
Thanks so much !