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Chef Kunal Kapur’s Vrat-Special Green Apple & Coriander Chutney Recipe Is Perfect For Navratri

Apart from the usual coriander, this green chutney by Chef Kunal Kapur contains green apple, which makes it taste tangy, sweet, sour and refreshing.

by Ashmeet Guliani
Chef Kunal Kapur’s Vrat-Special Green Apple & Coriander Chutney Recipe Is Perfect For Navratri
Cover Image Courtesy: Kunal Kapur/Instagram

Chef Kunal Kapur, an Indian celebrity chef and restaurateur, is known for sharing delicious, quick and easy-to-make recipes on social media. Now, for Navratri, the chef has shared a vrat-special Green Apple and Coriander Chutney recipe that needs just a few ingredients to level up your fasting meal of the day. Here’s how to make it at home!

Vrat-Special Green Apple & Coriander Chutney By Kunal Kapur 

 

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Many people choose to keep fasts or vrat during Navratri. During these nine days, people celebrating the festival also refrain from eating garlic, ginger and many other food items. Sendha namak also replaces regular table salt in vrat ka khana. Keeping this in mind, Chef Kunal Kapur has shared an amazing chutney recipe that you can eat with your vrat meals. Apart from the usual coriander, this chutney contains green apple, which makes it taste tangy, sweet, sour and refreshing.

Here are the ingredients you need:

  • Green apple- 1
  • Anardana- tbsp
  • Fresh coriander leaves- 2 cups
  • Roasted and crushed cumin- 1 tbsp
  • Sendha namak- as per taste
  • Black pepper powder- as per taste
  • Chilled water- 1/2 cup

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Here’s The Method To Make The Chutney 

Now, let’s come to the method of making this vrat-special Green Apple and Coriander Chutney.

  • Cut the green apple into cubes and remove all the seeds.
  • In a blender jar, add the apple chunks, tangy anardana, cumin powder, sendha namak, black pepper, coriander leaves and water.
  • Blend everything together until the consistency turns smooth and thick.
  • You can garnish the chutney with fresh coriander leaves and a slice of green apple.

The recipe is super simple, right? Its dark, rich green colour will not just add colour to your Navratri plate but will also make your meal taste amazing. You can enjoy it with Sabudana Khichi, Sabudana Tikki, and other vrat-friendly snacks. Chef Kunal Kapur’s followers thanked him for the recipe, promising to try it soon.

Also Read: No Time To Cook? Make Dahi Pyaaz Ki Chutney In Just 5 Minutes With This Simple Recipe

So, save this easy recipe and try it today! And tell us, do you know of any other amazing recipes like this?

Cover Image Courtesy: Kunal Kapur/Instagram

FAQs

Can we eat fruits during the Navratri fast?

Yes, many people eat fruits during Navratri fasts, depending on their fasting traditions.

What ingredients are needed to make Chef Kunal Kapur’s vrat-special Green Apple and Coriander Chutney?

You need green apple, anardana, coriander leaves, roasted cumin, sendha namak, black pepper powder and chilled water to make Chef Kunal Kapur’s Green Apple and Coriander Chutney.

What can we eat this chutney with?

You can enjoy this chutney with vrat-friendly snacks, sabudana tikki or other fasting meals.

Ashmeet Guliani | Content Writer

Ashmeet Guliani is a Content Writer at Curly Tales with over three years of experience writing about food, travel, fashion, and lifestyle. With a B.Sc in Home Economics from the University of Delhi, her interest in reading and writing led her to pursue a career in writing. In her free time, she explores cafes, browses bookstores, listens to Hindi retro songs, and watches K-dramas!

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First Published: October 17, 2026 2:47 PM