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Step 1
Pluck the leaves and tender stems from the coriander bunch.
Step 2
Also pluck mint leaves from their stems. Make sure to use only mint leaves and not stems as the chutney can get bitter if stems are used.
Step 3
Rinse both the coriander leaves and mint leaves very well in a colander or strainer
Step 4
Keep the other ingredients required for the chutney also aside.
Step 5
In a mixie or blender grind all the above ingredients to a smooth paste using 3 to 4 tablespoons water.
Step 6
Keep the chutney in an airtight container in the refrigerator.
Step 7
You can serve this chutney with pakoras, samosas, chaat, chole, potato chips or other snacks.
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