1/2teaspoonpanch foronmixture of nigella seeds, cumin seeds, mustard seeds/wildcelery seeds, fennel seeds and fenugreek seeds
2 to 3garlic cloveschopped
1teaspooncuminground, dry roasted
1teaspooncorianderground, dry roasted
1teaspoonred chiliground, dry roasted
2 to 3teaspoonssugarstevia
1teaspoonsalt
3tablespoonstamarind paste
1teaspoonvinegar
1tablespoonoil
Instructions
Boil chopped radish in a small amount of water until soft.
Semi mash the radishes with a fork. Set aside.
Heat oil on a separate pan.
Add garlic and sauté until fragrant.
Add panch foron.
Once panch foron starts to splatter, add the semi mashed radish.
Add all other spices, sugar (stevia), tamarind paste, vinegar and salt.
Cook at medium-low heat, mixing occasionally until water evaporates.
Notes
The amount of sugar (stevia) depends on the sourness of tamarind. Adjust according to your taste. Chop the radishes roughly by hand to get soft chunks in the chutney. If they are too fine or chopped in a food processor, the chutney will be puree like.