Afghan Coriander Chutney Recipe: Delicious Cilantro Sauce for Everything.
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- Afghan "green sauce" is key to so many dishes. This Afghan coriander chutney recipe is going to make everyone in your home happy. It is light, fresh, and perfectly sour.
You can use it on meat, bread, vegetables, basically any dish at all.
The fresh coriander (cilantro) along with the vinegar is what makes this Afghan coriander chutney recipe so special. If you like sour and need sour to balance out a heavy or rich dish, this chutney is the ticket.
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We Puerto ricans use this for our everyday cooking ,but green pepper,and onions are added to it without the vinegar and we call it sofrito. This is quite lovely.
Trinidad same, called green seasoning, and use culantro / recao/ chadon beni when we find it in US
Mashallah very nice recipe looks so tasty thank you for sharing 🤤🤤🤤❤️❤️
I just subscribed because you are natural,you have humour and you dont struggle to look like a model.
I'm one of those weird Americans that loves raw onion 😊
Yay!!! Then this food is for you.
Awesome!
I learned of this sauce after eating at an Afghani restaurant for the first time and always have a bottle in my fridge ever since! This sauce can be used with almost any cuisine. It's the perfect compliment to any dish. Thanks, Miriam!👍🏻
😃This makes me so happy, Enrique! I'm glad you were able to make the recipe after watching our video. Keep watching and keep commenting!
As an Afghan this is also my favorite sauce. try adding a handful of walnuts next time u make it. 👌🏻
Wow! You definitely deserve more subscribers! This was not only super helpful and easy to follow, but fun and entertaining to watch. Not many cooking channels have the spunk and flare you do. L0VE IT!😃
Absolutely agree! So fun! Great energy!
Fun fact. Cilantro is the spanish word. English word is Coriander. I am so glad I found your page. As a mexican growing up eating Middle Eastern food, I had been looking for the kidney bean curry, and that's how I found you, which led me to this video!
Gardeners call the green herb cilantro and the seeds we call coriander. But no matter what we can all understand each other and appreciate good food.
I LOOOOOOOOOOOVE Afghan food, so I need to learn how to make this!
Tip from an Afghan: add a handful of walnuts. I learned that from my grandmother.
Some of us "Muricans" love garlic and loud onions.
I looove Afghan food
I hope you make the chutney and enjoy it!
This sauce reminds me of the 1990s - Afghani chipswalla use to add this sauce to French fries and then sell them in small newspaper bags! Memories. I had the same sauce with fries in downtown Kabul during the American occupation!
I am from Pakistan. I know pashto. But I don't know English.
Mala Afghanistan deaar khowagh daay.
You’re great, Miriam! Thank you!
You're so welcome!
I love coriander 😊
So good, right?!
Instant subscriber, just made this sauce yesterday 💕, love it😊.
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I like how real you are and love your recipe!
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I made a 1/8 recipe of this a couple of days ago to try it out and it turned out good. Mine was slightly thinner than I would have liked it, but the flavor was so amazing. I shall make a larger batch next time. I have a co-worker who is from Afghanistan and she brought some chicken kebabs with chutney that she made for us to try and I enjoyed those so now I am trying out some recipes at home. Your channel was one of the first ones that I found. I will try some of your other recipes.
I’m so happy to hear this!
@@AfghanCooks I just made a larger batch and used a little less vinegar and the consistency was just right.
A lot of it is trial and error if you’ve watch the channel you know I make a lot of mistakes so you don’t have to!
How long can this sauce be stored? I assume I should refrigerate it?
lovely lady! am a mexican and a very big fan of afghani food ❤
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this is great, we(Persian) have another one made with lots of cilantro, thin sliced onion,fresh lemon juice & heavy sea salt, thanks.
Thank you so much for your channel!! My husband's Afghani I'm.italian I'm here to learn and cook his culture as his mom isn't a fan of our union and won't teach me anything lol I appreciate you! Xo new sub and love from 🇨🇦
So glad to share with you. Inshallah it will get better.
Salam I love ur channel I’m subscribed for life and now I can make this instead of begging local Afghan restaurants to give me extra every time I buy their kabobs. Love ur channel abs recipes ! Ramadan Mubarak !
Walaikum and thank you!! We’ll keep making them if you keep watching them.
Great video!!! Very well narrated. 😊
Thank you kindly!
Thank you, gracias!!!
Yum. Looks so good. I love cilantro and garlic. Gonna have to try a small batch of this.
How did it turn out?
good work 👍
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Omg, that cilantro and parsley thing happened to me in the first 2 years of my immigration in the US. 😂 so sweet memories
Thank you for sharing this recipe! It looks delicious!
Deborah, let me know if you make it! 🇦🇫
@@AfghanCooks thank you, I will!
Hi Miram thank you for sharing
You are so welcome
Haha I was so relieved when you pronounced it as Chikni. Some Afghans are like why do I pronounce it that way. 😅 my mom also adds some sugar to balance out the tartness. Looks great!
I know I call it chutney just to make life easier lol.
Awesome!
Glad you think so!😀
Love your recepie.
Thank you so much 😊
Earned yourself a sub. 😘
its great we make in Pakistan instead of putting vinegar we put lemon juice😊
Mmmm can’t wait to try this
I can't wait to hear about it. Did you make it?
Going to Whole Foods today for ingredients!! Spice6 via Doordash may have to be on pause depending on how good my attempt turns out! You’re a jack of many trades Mirriam jan ❤️ I miss you sooo much!! Im glad quarantine hasn’t dimmed your light 🙏🏾 greetings from my mom & the girls🤗 I can’t wait to try other dishes!!
Hi!! Salaam! I was thinking of you the other day let’s zoom chat soon ok?
Is there like a yogurt version of this? There's a local Afghan restaurant by me, and I could just drink the sauce. Been trying to recreate it, but can't seem to get it right
i love all your hard work and specially the flag thanks so much Marriam jan.
You are so welcome
Interesting recipe , reminds me of relish. About Zoroastrianism, it does not originate in Afghanistan or Bactria , the Urheimat for it is in the region of the Gorgan plains of NE Iran into Turkmenistan , where the Yaz culture develops, this is based on Lhuillier's and Vinodagrova's research as well. Afghanistan in the Iron Age was largely composed of distinctive East Iranic religious cults one in Bactria and one which looks like that of Proto Pashtuns in the Kandahar-Balochistan corridor, later you have Hellenic influences and back fed Zoroastrianism via Achaemenids but for the most part in terms of archaeology from the late Iron Age to the early Medieval period, Buddhism has a gigantic influence in transforming the society and leads to urbanism patronized by Bactrian Greeks and later Nomadic groups like Sakas and Kushans. The second major transformation occurs in the 11th-12th century, with Persianization and Islamicization, this leads to the disappearance of Buddhism as well as the Bactrian language ie the sister language of Pashto and former lingua franca , with the exception of Eastern Afghanistan (Laghman/Kunar/Ningarhar) where Gandahari and other Dardic languages were the lingua franca.
Thank you.
This is the stuff I live for!
Me too!
Very enjoyable
Thank you for watching!
Hi, How do you store this on the shelf or fridge? Also how long will it keep. Thanks
Would keep it in fridge. Will last a few weeks!
mashllah 😍😍
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Great
Amazing ❤
Hi, how long does this stay fresh for?
Hello There Sweetie..Johnny South Africa ..Do you store it in a fridge or Pantry..hat is the shelf life..Thank you in advance
In the fridge I’m sorry it took so long to respond - and it can keep for a good long time. Start with a small amount to see how you like it.
Hi! Great video. A Afghan friend made this recipe with pecans. Is that called something else ? BTW, Americans from the South LOVE fresh onions and some love hot foods. We go through pounds of fresh onions all the time. Growing up we routinely had fresh onions and hot pepper sauce on the table!!
Thank you so much for your comment! And yes onions are a huge staple in both the cuisine of the south and Afghanistan. I haven't ever had this with pecans but I'll look it up and see what I come up with.
Thank you Mariam jan.
Thank you for watching!
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This sauce is perfect to add to singari fish: I always add plenty of green chillies. Butterfly the whole fish (sea bass is great), lay the fish on an oiled oven tray, cover with this sauce, add slices of tomatoes, raw sliced onions and grated carrot, then grill until cooked through and don't be scared to slightly burn the edges of the onions and tomatoes. It's not Afghan, but it is Middle Eastern and it's my favourite way to eat fish.
Edit: Oops, I forgot, you also need to add slices of lemon on the fish.
Thanks for sharing!
@@AfghanCooks You are very welcome. Thank you for the fabulous recipes 🙂
Do you ever use herbs other than cilantro? I may try substituting parsley for the cilantro. Or later this summer when I have more chives than I know what to do with, substituting chives for both the cilantro and the garlic.
Yes - in fact I have a video where I call myself parsley bae! I would not use chives because that’s more in the onion family than parsley/cilantro. You can use oregano also.
Mint is also good
W. Salam!
Plz share its storing options and its shelf life. Thanks❤️
You should refrigerate it and keep it in the fridge and I’ve never had it go bad. It came keep for a long time.
A Zoroastrian by birth and we are foodies in and out ...and please try to put a little cumin ...its a suggestion ...IN INDIA we also put shredded coconut ...
Thanks for watching, Katie. 😀
Totally cute khalajaan 😍❤
Tashakoor!
Was that sugar or salt you added?
Salt. I’m sorry if it wasn’t clear! There is also a recipe on the blog in the link below.
J’aimerais savoir le temps que cette sauce se conserve?
It never lasts too long in our house but you can keep it for up to a month.
How long can I storage
We keep it for quite a few weeks. Enjoy!
Mam only cook tefs sai me dond tok I like your cook mam
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Thank you!!
So good! Do you have a brown rice recipe? That would be amazing 😊
Do you mean our brown rice - like when we color the rice? Or do you mean brown rice like the healthy brown rice because I don't think that is Afghan at all! lol.
@@mzsk1 yes like the brown rice that you color!
For sure. this is a skill that's taken an lot of time for me to perfect - not burning the coloring is tricky for me!
Didn’t know difference between cilantro and parsley either for the longest time. I was crushing the leaves and smelling it before I buy. 😅
haha right!
how long does it keep for?
A few weeks in the fridge! 😊
Can you pickle that chutney?
I think the vinegar makes it pickled!
Lady, please add ingredients to your description. This is a cooking channel.
Odd how everyone else managed to get the ingredients but you just managed to be rude. Maybe it’s you?
You don’t use peppers 🌶️ ???
Nope. Not in this version.
Do you have an estimate for how long this keeps in a jar in the fridge? This looks amazing; I just want to be realistic in my cilantro purchase this weekend.
Honestly I’ve never known anyone to throw it out. Just keep it stored tightly in the fridge and it should be good for a month at least.
@@AfghanCooks Also the liberal amount of vinegar helps to keep it from spoiling quickly.
Hi I subscribed to your channel
And (gashing called coriander in English)rich has better taste then parsley and celantro
Coriander is cilantro in the USA. It is the same thing. Parsley is different.
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South african we call it dhana
So many shared food recipes across cultures!
i see people put nuts in it is that more authentic
I don't think it is more authentic but probably just the way a family or a tribe or location does it. We all just do what we see our ancestors do. We didn't put nuts in it but I can imagine putting pine nuts for a sort of Afghan pesto!
You need a TikTok channel
We have one! search for "afghan cooks"
Too much out of context talking. I know you can speak English, try to focus on your content and keep it formal as you are adding items to ur recipe. Rather than bullshiting about nowroz and alot of other crabs. You came to US, changed your tone of speaking and style. At least focus on your exact recipe. Thank you. I mean no harm. Just giving knowledge, how to make videos. Thank you.
You r so cute,never sen u before.
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Why didn’t you speak in our formal languages Dari or Pashto 🇦🇫
This is not Real Afghan chutney 😂😂 why dont you speak your native Dari or Farsi why english ???
Thanks for watching
How to come to US and Canada my whole family lives are in danger because talibans are after us eventhough I am pushtoon and talibans too.
Looks ok lol
it is the best you will eat your fingers with it.
In English it's called coriander
Cilantro
Calling it a chutney than sauce all afghan restaurants call it chutney just ruined the name of chutney with sauce 😮
holy shit. you are funny.
Your surprised?
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2 cups is nearly 500ml apparently and yet a cup of butter is 110grams. What's wrong with mentioning oz and or grams/millilitres instead of cups?? Helpful understandable measurements would've been 100 times better, but instead you decide to bore me with making a blended sauce for 8mins full of cringey behaviour... The best content creators will have explained a proper meal in 8minutes, with all ingredients shown in understandable measurement and cooking instructions. No wonder this has so little views... Gordon Ramsey, thatdudecancook (one word), golden Balance - see how many views they have because of their interesting, concise cringey free content.
Ma’m this is a Wendy’s.
Mam, create something concise, with measurements, so people can replicate it properly, instead of leaving vapid comments that make no sense.
Ur too much talking u waisted my time to watch u.just put it on the blender everything then its enough talking
She talks alotb
Thank you for watching me talk
good but not as professional.
Yes it is
Please don’t speak Pashto, you scared me
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the opposite side has also eaten the same... so when u kiss it does not matter...it will cancel out.... It the opposite side has eaten outside... u can check the flavour out...