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Scallion, Cilantro, and Mint Chutney

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Scallion Cilantro and Mint Chutney recipe from Preeti Mistry
Photograph by Heami Lee, food styling by Frances Boswell, prop styling by Sophie Strangio

This chutney comes together in minutes and the scallion greens add a nice oniony layer. “In the past I liked to focus chutneys on singular flavors,” chef Preeti Mistry says. “I’d make a cilantro chutney and a mint chutney—but for this one I thought, Let’s just pack a lot of exciting flavor in there. Let’s deluxe it.” Make a batch of this scallion, mint, and cilantro chutney and spread it on the Bombay Sandwiches, drizzle over the Dahi Puri, and eat with Spring Vegetable Bhajia as a dip.

Find more of chef Preeti Mistry’s Holi party recipes here.

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