You will need:-
- 1 cup Guava, cubed
- 2 tbsp oil
- Salt to taste
- Tumeric powder, Red chilli powder, Cumin and coriander powder and Garam Masala-to your liking
- Finly chopped coriander
- 1/4 cup Gor(Jaggary)
- 1 tsp cuminseeds
- pinch of Hing(Asafoetida)
In a heavey bottom pan heat the oil. Add cumin seeds and hing and let it spultter, now add Guava, all the masala and salt. Mix very well and add 1/4 cup water. Let it cook for 6-7 minutes and add gor and cook further 1 minue. Turn the heat off and garnish with coriander. Ready to serve. Great for side dish.
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- Strong willpowered, tough and tall....family says I should have joined Army !!but same time very very emotional and sensitve....
- I am pamperd wife and mother....ya even my kids pampers me!!
- Strong believer in humanitrian...curently I am involved in a charity work for Disabled and Visually Imapired children...now you will understand me more why I went to see MNIK...personaly I think every able bodied person has duty to give something back to community...you don't have to be Miss India,Miss U.K or Miss World...
- Love to wear black colour clothes..if I was allowed I could have black saari for our wedding...
- Love to have beauty sleep..that is what my husband says, whenever I go to sleep in a day time...
- Never like to have hot milk....just can't swollow...
- Not very much of a sporty person...but I play football, cricket, go for swimming and cycling with my kids and recently I've joined the Golf club with my husband...
- I don't have a good voice..so never sing...unless I want to make my kids laugh...worse then Rani Mukherji...
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Congrats for the awards and nice to know about you,,,,guava chutney looks so delicious and tempting clicks....thanks for sharing the award...
ReplyDeleteHey,
ReplyDeleteCongrats on your awards. Its good to know something, if not everything about you.
#4: Bride in black? That would have created quite a stir if you had gone ahead with that color choice for your saree.
Guava Chutney is looking real good. I like guava that has pink flesh on the inside.
Congrats Jagruti ! Good to know more about you :-)
ReplyDeleteI love guava a lot ,but never tried making chutney with it..cool idea !!
Congrats on your awards.. "worse than Rani Mukerjee" that was quite a witty comment ;)
ReplyDeleteGuava chutney looks awesome..
Congrats on the award...great to find out a little info on the lady with such great recipes too...I would love to make this...but I'm not sure where to find fresh guavas here...it looks delicious.
ReplyDeleteGuava chutney never come across it but sounds innovative.My experience with guava is in fruit form only and that also found I didnt like because of the hard seeds in it.Maybe I will try this chutney and become a fan of it.Isnt guava sweet already? because you have added jaggery to it in the recipe.???
ReplyDeleteThanks for the awards and tags .
Ha ha,my heart was beating with excitement if am gng to get this award or no ....and woooaaa there u were....
ReplyDeletethanx a ton loads sweety...im going to write a special post about all ur awards ,but its going to take awhile ,coz i have a little back log ,my feeder still aint fixed and hvin a little software problem too....whew!!!
Love love love this guava Chutney,the only one we know is Guavada or perada which is a jammy sweety kinda thingy which i so wanna make but this one sounds so so interesting i mus say.....
Am loving the flavours that go into this one ...
Thanx a ton again,congrats on ur award and yeah happy cheeerful day to u.....
Oh ur 10 things are very interesting....and ofcourse i accept this and all the other past awards as well...thanx a ton loads sweety
ReplyDeleteJagruti,
ReplyDeleteNice chutney, congrats on awards.
What a lovely chutney this is so new to me... The guavas are not as good as we get in India but sometimes I set that behind my mind and some... This chutney makes to buy some guavas now!!! Congrats on your awards!!!
ReplyDeleteDear Jagruti
ReplyDeleteThis is a very nice recipe and very new to me...
I have heard about this Guava, but never ate before.
Have a nice weekend
Chetney looks fab..
ReplyDeleteCongrats on awards..its nice to know abt you..
Thank you for sharing with me..Thats so thoughtful of you dear..
I to have shared some awards with you.
Do checkout..
I ate lots of guava when I was still a kid. Never had them as a chutney though. Looks very yummy.
ReplyDeleteWe get Guava but I never even added in fruit salad.Looks unique ur dish!
ReplyDeleteWoww never thought of making out chutney with guava, truly unique!!
ReplyDeleteCongrats on your awards, chutney with guava sounds innovative and interesting da:)
ReplyDeleteone of my fav fruits.. i love the crunchy green guavas..i also make this chutney often..have a sweet tooth..cant help it.!
ReplyDeleteLove guava and this looks very tempting... congrats on your awards Jagruti :)
ReplyDeletecongrats on your awards..
ReplyDeletegreat recipe for chutney
Congrats on your award..
ReplyDeleteThis is my favorite fruit!!but never heard abt guava chutney.Thanks for sharing!!
ReplyDeleteSounds great n looks yummy too !!! - i had nvr heard of this chutney before wil surely giv it a try ...
ReplyDelete- Smita
@ Little Food Junction
I never heard of this chutney before. It looks palatable and alluring!
ReplyDeleteWe're currently love everything with guava and would definitely love this delicious chutney!
ReplyDeletenew recipe.Adding guava in cooking is new to me.
ReplyDeleteGreat write up.nice to know abt u.
Oh this is new to me, I've never used guava in cooking b4, looks good!
ReplyDeletelove the idea of making chutney out of guava! really unique... congrats on ur awards!
ReplyDeletechutny is new to me & sounds interesting.gud to knw more abt you esp ur strong will power which i really lack.thanks for sharing these awards with me..Keep rocking!!!!!!
ReplyDeleteCool idea for chutney, my friend...guava is definitely a versatile fruit...
ReplyDeleteNice one,never used guava in any of my dishes,sounds good and looks awesome
ReplyDeleteBeautiful post, As i said on FB the first time i ate guava was in portugal, to my misfortune I never found guava in my city :o((
ReplyDeleteHave a nice day!
Totally new to me, but it looks great. Congrats on your award, Jagruti....
ReplyDeleteGuava Chutny !!What a mouth watering dish !!I wish to merry soon so that i can ask my wife to make all of your recipes for me...:)..Great post !!
ReplyDeletesuch a nice recipe with guava, dear!..congrats on ur award, dear
ReplyDeleteCongrats on your award! Very fun to read these facts about you.
ReplyDeleteUnfortunately it is never guava season in the US. I don't think I've ever even seen one in stores here. Guess I'll just ahve to move. Cause this looks delicious.
This is new to me. Looks delicious and would certainly try it soon.
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Never heard or seen this dish before! Surely yumm! ;)
ReplyDeleteCongratz on the awards ya!
Hey, thanks for sending it to the event..such a lovely recipe Dear..beautiful click..Congrats on your award:-) Keep rocking..
ReplyDeleteJagruti, you have the most unique recipes out there! I have never had this guava chutney but looks delicious. I wish I had more access to fresh guava to try these. It was so nice to know a bit more about you. We sure share the love for wearing black :) Congrats on the award and thanks for passing it my way!
ReplyDeleteIts new to me...Looks yummy and delicious...
ReplyDeletewow Very Innovative,I have tasted many Guava varieties,but never came across ur chutney,which looks awesome...I wonder how splendid it must taste!!
ReplyDeleteCongrats!! the chutney is different and nice.
ReplyDeleteCongratulations to you for all your awards. Thank you very much for sharing these lovely awards with me.
ReplyDeleteGuava chutney is absolutely new for me. Looks tempting and yummy. Wonderful presentation. Thanks for this new recipe.
lovely chutney dear!! so delicious..Congratulations on ur awards too..
ReplyDeleteKudos to you deary!!!!! And thanks for remembering me at that moment of sharing... It makes me proud to know that I was thought of.... And sincerely a unique prep..... But looks lovely & adorable....
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Congrats on your awards...thank you very much for passing it to me :) It was nice reading about you..btw I too love black color :) Guava chutney sounds fabulous, I too love this fruit..will try this chutney soon!
ReplyDeletecongrats dear....guava is my favorite fruit..
ReplyDeletehey that guava chutney is something creative..never made it. we make guava raita but chutney looks so good.
ReplyDeletecongrats on your award and good to know some things about you..
Hey that guava chutney, sounds interesting..I make it with green apples..adding some cayenne pepper..
ReplyDeletenice tempting chutney jagruti...congrats for ur awards...good 2 knw mre abt u
ReplyDeleteThanx a lot dear for the award... A BIG bear hug your way for this...
ReplyDeleteCongrats on your awards jagruti!!!! Guava chutney looks delicious!!!
ReplyDeleteCongo jags...and chutney looks gooood!!
ReplyDeleteguava chutney is new to me, it looks delicious and lovely preparation...Congrats on your awards n nice knowing you more :)
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