Such a lovely write up Meena. Every ritual in India has such a beautiful context doesnt it?
Thanks for taking the time to participate in JFI. And good luck with your move.

I guess yours is the first entry for JFI - Coconut !! Nice entry and lovely write-up !

Beautiful picture of Ganesha and chutney.

Good luck on the move !

Thank you Ashwini,
its my pleasure to particpate in Jhiva event.I like this event a lot, reason is it all says about one whole ingredient which is unique in itself:-)Looking forward for round up and if possible I will try to prepare one more dish.Lets see?? :-)

Thank You Priya S&S,
to talk about pictures, your are amazing and your blog is looking greta now:-))Try this chutney , it is simple and takes almost no time to prepare if all ingredients are ready:-)

Hi Meena, I made this chutney yesterday for chapatis.I love the taste.Looks great and also Ganesha Mantap.It's in black and white!Great idea and looks good too.

Good luck with your moving to a new place and take it easy.I know moving is a lot of work.

Thank You Asha,

Iam glad you already know this chutney..I too liked it very much. About moving, if I think abt it..I feel lazy and don'nt feel like doing anything from right now;-)

Nice recipe, and you're so right about finding new recipes from fellow bloggers...no book can give you that much diversity. Good luck with the move.

Regards,Trupti

Good write up Meena.
Ur coconut chutney sounds yummy.
Thx for sharing.

Hi Meena, great chutney never tried cocunut with pudina before, must taste devine....thanks for sharing....~smile~

Hi Meena, great chutney...i have not tried coconut with pudina before...must taste devine...thanks for sharing...~smile~

Thank you Trupti,

for dropping by..and thanks for you wishes regarding move.I may be bit slow..but ready to blog further recipes too..;-)

Thank You Bharghavi:-)

Thank You Dilip UK,
for dropping by and Iam glad you liked the recipe...I hope you will like the chutney when you taste once:-)

nice recipe of coconut mint chutney, my version is slightly different, i think yours taste better with sesame seeds.

Meena,
I'm second to you... so many bloggers are fantastic cook and even writer. I like trying out their recipes, I don't browse bookshops too often these days.
What a beautiful photo and recipe! Hope you have an easy moving day!

very different recipe. coconut with yogurt and mint. could call it raita too :-) thanks for sharing

Thank You Gattina,
I too like lot of recipes from my friend bloggers.Nice to know that we both have same thoughts abt this:-))

Thank You Krithika,
Raitha...may be krithika..that name too sounds good for this recipe:-))

A different take on coconut chutney..
Nice write up.

Been a while, coconut chutney with a different flavour I suppose, It is looking delicious meena .Have a great weekend!

Thank You Arjuna!! Its nice to see you back...keep blogging:-))

Thank You Lera...thank you for dropping by...yes its been a while I have seen you in my blog:-))..But nice to see you again...I do visit yours frequently and admire thr recipes you blog..most of them are Iam familier with like lamb biryani...have a great weekend o u too dear! Enjoy!

Mint and coconut chutney sounds like a great combination. Great entry for JFI Meena. Happy Holidays!

Hi Meena,
I am going to try this chutney.. Adding curd to mint chutney is new to me. Great entry for JFI.Thanks

Hi Meena,

nice explanation. I tried this chutney today, it really come fantastic. Thanks for providing such a good recipe.

Hi Meena

tried this chutney today & it went very well with rava idli.....thanks for sharing a great & easy recipe.