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Make authentic Chops Chutney with this foolproof recipe. Packed with rich traditional flavor, step-by-step photos, and cooking tips by Denisiya on EatMee Recipes.

Rinse chop pieces & place into a bowl.

To the chops, add in salt to taste, garam masala, dhania (coriander) powder, cumin (jeera) powder, turmeric powder, ½ tablespoon chili powder & ginger & garlic paste.

Mix well using your hands.

Add the chops to a pot & place on the stove top on medium-high heat.

Pour in 100 ml water & 1 tablespoon oil. Spread the chops out so that they don’t cluster together.

Cover with a lid & allow to steam for ±10 minutes.

After steaming the chops, the water should have evaporated.

Pour in 2 tablespoons of oil.

Allow the chops to fry until browned.

Once the chops have browned, remove from the pot & set aside onto a plate.

Peel & sliver the onion.

Rinse & slit the green chilies.

Rinse & grate or blend the tomatoes.

In the same pot that the chops were fried in, heat another 2 tablespoons of oil on medium heat & add in the onions, green chilies, curry leaves & thyme. You may use another pot if preferred but why let all that meat flavour go to waste?

Mix & allow to simmer until onions are translucent.

Thereafter, add in 1 tablespoon chili powder.

Mix well.

Add in the grated or blended tomatoes.

Mix well.

Cover with a lid & allow the tomatoes to cook for ±10 minutes.

Once the tomatoes have cooked, add in the sugar, salt to taste & the fried chops.

Mix well.

Simmer for 5 minutes.

Turn off the heat.

Garnish with fresh dhania (coriander).

Plate & serve.

This Chops Chutney goes well with bread, rice or roti.

Stores in the refrigerator for up to a week.

Follow along with Denisiya's step-by-step video guide for Chops Chutney.
Expert kitchen guidance and troubleshooting for making the best Chops Chutney
Store in thoroughly sterilized, airtight glass jars in a cool, dark place or in the refrigerator. Always use a clean, dry spoon to serve. Properly preserved pickles can last for 6 months to a year.
Yes, sterilizing jars in boiling water or a warm oven ensures no bacteria or moisture remains, preserving the flavor and preventing spoilage.

Hi, I'm Denisiya! Food lover, recipe developer, and founder of EatMee Recipes. I specialize in authentic South African Durban Indian cuisine, comforting curries, and modern Instant Pot adaptations. Every recipe on this site is tested in my personal kitchen to ensure you get mouth-watering, foolproof results every time.
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