Hi Friends,
Today's dish is boondi raita which I make thrice a week but never posted it, may be waiting for the right time to come.
Now its Meena's event TRY MY RECIPES and giveaway going on, so why not post my this recipe for her event :)
Ingredients:
1/2 cup Boondi (fried tiny balls made from chickpea flour)
2 cups Curd
Salt acc.to taste
1/4 tsp black salt powder
1/4 tsp dry mint leaves powder
1/4 tsp sugar (powder)
1/4 tsp cumin powder
1/4 tsp red chilly powder
Garnish: coriander leaves
Method:
Today's dish is boondi raita which I make thrice a week but never posted it, may be waiting for the right time to come.
Now its Meena's event TRY MY RECIPES and giveaway going on, so why not post my this recipe for her event :)
Ingredients:
1/2 cup Boondi (fried tiny balls made from chickpea flour)
2 cups Curd
Salt acc.to taste
1/4 tsp black salt powder
1/4 tsp dry mint leaves powder
1/4 tsp sugar (powder)
1/4 tsp cumin powder
1/4 tsp red chilly powder
Garnish: coriander leaves
Method:
- Soak boondi in warm water for 10-15 mins, so that it becomes soft and extra amount of oil will be separated.
- Gently squeeze the water from it . Put it in a bowl and keep it aside.
- Whisk the yogurt until smooth (Add milk in case you want thin raita). Add salt, black salt powder, dry mint powder and chilly powder. Mix well.
- Pour this on the boondi and gently stir to mix. Sprinkle cumin powder on the top.
- Garnish with chopped coriander leaves.
- Serve chilled. Enjoy with pulao and stuffed paranthas.
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ahhaa ur bindi raita looks wow wow and look at the bowl
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Thanks Meena :-)
ReplyDeleteThe raita looks very tasty and in this heat very very welcome. But I like the crunch in the boondi raita.. wont soaking it remove the crunch?
ReplyDeleteYummy raita. A very quick made raita dear.
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My favourite too..
ReplyDeleteI don't get boondi here, nor besan to make it. :(
yummy raita. my huby's favorite so i make it for him very often.
ReplyDeleteluv a little bit of crunk in the yogurt....nice clicks...
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i love boondi raita.. we make it often with biriyani..
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i loveeee boondi raita :D loved ur pics:)
ReplyDeleteThe bundi raita looks delicious. Do you have a recipe for Boondi or do you get these ready made?
ReplyDeleteraita looks yum shruti. nice clicks too
ReplyDeleteLovely and inviting pictures.. Truly delicious !!
ReplyDeletedelicious and lip smacking boondi raita.
ReplyDeletedelicious and lip smacking boondi raita.
ReplyDeletelooks yummy :) :) :)
ReplyDeleteMy favorite raita...so tempting...
ReplyDeleteThanks to all my friends for their lovely comments :-)
ReplyDeleteLooks so creamilicious and yummy :) Nice clicks too Shruts!!
ReplyDeleteraita looks super yumm dear :)
ReplyDeleteAww Shruti...its yummy..and great clicks dear!
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Love this anytime..
ReplyDeleteThanks Divya and Manjula :)
ReplyDelete@ Mina, ready made boondis from haldiram can be used :)
Easily available in grocery stores !!!
Thanks Lavanya and Hema :)
ReplyDeleteLove this crunchy cold raita !!
ReplyDeleteflavorful and delicious raita..
ReplyDeleteThis is complete new to me Shruti..Love to prepare it.
ReplyDeletevery inviting raitha,looks yummy!!
ReplyDeletelooks yummy dear.. how does the boondi taste? sweet?
ReplyDeleteYummy n mouthwatering raita.dis was my school days recipe.!!
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Wow Easy and tempting recipe
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Wow... Thanks for sharing Shruti :-)
ReplyDeleteSwarnali .... boondi is available in both sweet and salty taste....
ReplyDeleteSweet one is used to make ladoos and salty one is used for raitas and in Bissi Bela Baath :)
Love the boondi raita, goes well with almost everything, loved ur blog and gladly following it.....
ReplyDeletePerfect raita - I have not made this in ages!
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