#19 Cheeky Bang Bang Pickle with natural yogurt



Ideal as starter, delicious as a side or perfect on its own – this Cheeky Food co Bang Bang Pickle with yogurt will taste simply fantastic. I used this recipe to accompany a starter with poppadom's for a vegetarian curry night with friends – the result – a definite crowd favourite.

Serves: 4. Time: Under 10 minutes to prepare

Ingredients
4 heaped tablespoons of natural yogurt
1 heaped teaspoon of Cheeky Food Co Bang Bang Pickle
1 teapsoon of nigella seeds
1 small handful if chopped coriander

Method
1.       Using a decorative side dish - add the natural yogurt
2.       Add the Cheeky Bang Bang Pickle on top of the yogurt
3.       Sprinkle over the nigella seeds before topping with the coriander
4.       Serve as a side to a main dish or simply enjoy on its own as a dip with raw vegetables

 A delicious mix of hot Indian scotch bonnet and bullet chilli with fennel, fenugreek, mustard seeds and sunflower oil make this pickle from Cheeky Food Co a delicious choice - find out more at www.cheekyfoodcompany.com



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