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Relishes, chutneys & pickles

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By Madhur Jaffrey

Published 2023

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We like to perk up our meals in India with a variety of condiments. Their function, apart from teasing the palate with their sharp contrasts of sweet, sour, hot and salty flavours, is to balance out a meal with added protein and vitamins.

Sometimes, these condiments can be quite simple: cucumber wedges seasoned quickly with salt, pepper, cayenne and lemon juice or chopped-up onions and tomatoes. At other times we can serve pickles that have taken weeks or months to mature. Some condiments, such as the Fresh green coriander chutney or the Gujarati carrot salad should be eaten up within forty-eight hours. Others, such as the Apple, peach & apricot chutney and the Cauliflower & white radish pickle may be kept for a year.

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