Coconut chutney is referring to a common South Indian side-dish that is served as an accompaniment to dosa, Idli and other south Indian pancakes.
Coconut Chutney is made with finely grated coconut which is combined with green chillies, onion and spices. Moreover, it can be also served with Thai and Indonesian meals. It is an ideal accompaniment with traditional dishes.
Coconut chutney
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