Fresh mint is a wonderful tonic for the digestive system, and garlic is nature’s wonderful antibiotic. Watch out for the fresh garlic taste, maybe not a good idea to eat just before going out!
1 bunch of coriander
2 large bunches of mint
1 whole bulb of garlic chopped
1 fresh green chillies
2 large tomatoes chopped
1 tsp pomegranate powder
Salt (to taste)
2 tbsp plain yoghurt
1
Wash and chop the coriander and mint.
2
Place everything in the blender and blend until macerated to a paste. Add only as many chillies as required, depending on strength enjoyed. Add a little water if needed to get into a paste.
3
Serve on its own or by add a tablespoon to some yoghurt.
4
A great accompaniment as a dip, with popadoms or with curries.
Notes
TIP:
- This recipe makes plenty to freeze !
- Make extra and divide into freezer bags or small containers for freezing. You can freeze some in an ice tray and take out a cube at a time when needed.
- Pomegranate powder is available from your local Asian food store.
Ingredients
1 bunch of coriander
2 large bunches of mint
1 whole bulb of garlic chopped
1 fresh green chillies
2 large tomatoes chopped
1 tsp pomegranate powder
Salt (to taste)
2 tbsp plain yoghurt