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instant rabri | quick rabdi | instant rabri with condensed milk | 12 amazing images. This is an instant recipe that uses bread to thicken the rabri almost instantly. It reduces the time and energy we spend laboriously stirring the milk till it thickens in the traditional rabri recipe. instant rabri is made by boiling full fat milk. Adding sugar, condensed milk and bread crumbs to reduce the overall cooking time of quick rabdi. Refrigerate for at-least 1 hour and serve instant rabri with condensed milk chilled. Many Traditional Indian Favourites like Gulab Jamun , Jalebi and Malpuas taste awesome when eaten topped with rabri. Check out our collection of rabri recipes to make Innovative Rabdi Recipes like Sweet Potato Rabdi, Baked Boondi with Rabri, Cored Apples with Kesar and Rabdi, Pear Rabdi! Enjoy how to make instant rabri | quick rabdi | instant rabri with condensed milk with detailed step by step photos and video below.

gujarati kadhi | traditional gujarati kadhi | how to make gujarati kadhi | with 12 amazing images Kadhi is a traditional Gujarati preparation of a wonderful sweet and spicy curd mixture thickened with besan (gram flour), which can be enhanced in many ways using other ingredients like pakoras and koftas. Remember never to boil the kadhi on a high flame as it tends to curdle. If you want your traditional gujarati kadhi thick, then add more besan or reduce the quantity of water. It’s really a personal choice of how to make gujarati kadhi! A little sugar is added to the gujarati kadhi to give a sweet and sour taste. Enjoy the Gujarati kadhi with hot bowl of khichdi. Our collection of Gujarati Dal and Kadhi has many varieties of kadhi recipes like the Bhatia Kadhi, Gujarati Suva Kadhi and Radish Koftas in Kadhi which can be relished with Gujarati Khichdis. We have our gujarati kadhi with jeera rice and veg pulao at home. Enjoy gujarati kadhi | traditional gujarati kadhi | how to make gujarati kadhi with detailed step by step photos below.

kaju katli recipe | kaju barfi | kaju burfi | homemade kaju katli diwali special | Indian style cashew barfi | Kaju Katli is made from 4 simple ingredients like kaju, sugar, milk powder and ghee. Kaju barfi is an all time favourite traditional mithai, but one that is feared by most people for the time it takes to prepare. If you follow this recipe meticulously, you will be pleasantly surprised by how easily and quickly you can prepare Kaju Katli at home! Although it takes a few hours to set, this recipe makes sure you spend less than 15 minutes sweating in the kitchen. To make kaju katli, blend the cashew nuts in a mixer to a fine, smooth powder. Combine the cashew nut powder and milk powder in a deep bowl, mix well and keep aside. Combine 1 cup of water and sugar in a broad non-stick pan, mix well and cook on a high flame till the sugar dissolves and forms a one string consistency, while stirring continuously. (for approx. 7 to 8 minutes). Lower the flame to medium, add the cashew-milk powder mixture, mix well and cook for 3 minutes or till no lumps remain, while stirring continuously. Switch off the flame and pour the cashew mixture in a plate and keep aside to cool completely for half an hour. Once cooled, scrape out the cashew mixture from the plate with the help of a flat ladle and knead into a smooth dough. Divide the dough into 2 equal portions and keep aside. Grease two 250 mm. (10”) thalis on the backside and a rolling pin with a little melted ghee. Place a portion of the dough on a greased thali, flatten it and roll it into a 225 mm. (9”) diameter circle using the greased rolling pin. Ensure to lift the rolled out dough occasionally so it does not stick to the thali. Repeat step 9 to roll another portion of the dough. Keep both the thalis aside for 2 to 3 hours to set. Cut into diamond shaped pieces and scrape the kaju katli from the thali with the help of a knife. Serve or store in an air-tight container. It stays fresh for upto 7 to 8 days. Indian style cashew barfi is always there on the mithai platter during festivals like Diwali and Raksha - Bandhan . Serve along with namkeens like Poha Chivda, Chakli, Masala Mathri, Moong Dal Crispies etc. If you take care of the syrup’s consistency and the time of cooking and the level of heat (flame) as described in the recipe of homemade kaju katli diwali special, you are assured of a perfect result. Tips for kaju katli. 1. You could also put the cashews in the freezer for sometime before powdering it in the mixer, so you will get a very smooth powder without oil oozing out of the nuts. 2. Alternatively you can invest in a kaju grinder to get the best cashew powder without its oil oozing out. 3. After adding the cashew powder, stir it continuously to get a lump free mixture. 4. At step 11, use a palette knife or a flat steel ladle to scrape the kaju katli from the thali. Enjoy kaju katli recipe | kaju barfi | kaju burfi | homemade kaju katli diwali special | Indian style cashew barfi |

instant gulab jamun recipe | gulab jamun using milk powder | gulab jamun using premix | with 26 amazing images. Gulab jamun is a one such dessert which is not only liked by all age groups, but making gulab jamun is a tedious job. Learn how to make instant gulab jamun recipe | gulab jamun using milk powder | gulab jamun using premix | Traditionally gulab jamun are made using hariyali khoya as a main ingredient. Haryali khoya is not easily available and is very tedious to make at home. So today I’m sharing this gulab jamun recipe using premix which is also economical and the easiest way recipe of making gulab jamun. This instant gulab jamun recipe is really a time saver, also the recipe doesn’t compromise in taste. The dough is soo manageable to shape and the gulab jamun using milk powder get ready within minutes. You can store the gulab jamun premix for later use in an air tight container for a month. As its homemade it doesn’t have any preservatives or additives. Tips to make gulab jamun premix: 1. Milk powder adds the significant milky and rich taste to the gulab jamuns. 2. If the dough becomes dry while shaping, you can add little milk and knead again. 3. Rotate the spoon in the oil while deep frying so that the gulab jamun gets evenly cooked. 4. Immerse the fried gulab jamun immediately in the warm syrup so that the gulab jamuns properly soak the syrup. Enjoy instant gulab jamun recipe | gulab jamun using milk powder | gulab jamun using premix | with detailed step by step photos.

achari paneer recipe | Punjabi achari paneer | restaurant style achari paneer | healthy achari paneer | with 19 amazing images. achari paneer recipe is also called Punjabi achari paneer and we made it restaurant style achari paneer. This is an Indian curry made of cottage cheese (paneer), onions, curds and lots of spices. Paneer is the most commonly consumed source of protein for vegetarians. Due to its bland flavour and ability to absorb any flavour as in this Punjabi achari paneer recipe. Achari paneer is an aromatic accompaniment, which imbibes its flavour from a mixture of seeds used in the seasoning. Preparation for achari paneer takes no time and can be prepared in a jiffy. The restaurant style achari paneer is so easy and quick to make that you can include it to your everyday meal list. Achari paneer is made with pickling spices and is best relished with any Indian bread. The taste of the dish is tangy and pickly yet the dish is named as achari paneer, achar are usually tangy, sour and slightly spicy. Make this super easy, quick and lip-smacking Punjabi sabzi for weekend lunch or dinner. Use mustard oil if available as it would enhance the taste of our restaurant style achari paneer and give it the perfect desired flavor. We have added plain flour which prevents the curd added in the gravy from curdling. You can also use besan. See why we think this is a healthy achari paneer? Made from paneer which contains high quality protein and calcium which aids in weight loss. Since paneer is low in carbs and high in protein it gets digested slowly and hence good for diabetes. For diabetics, use low fat paneer. Serve restaurant style achari paneer hot with rotis or butter naan. Try other recipes like Achari Baingan or Chatakedar Paneer. Enjoy achari paneer recipe | Punjabi achari paneer | restaurant style achari paneer | healthy achari paneer | with detailed step by step recipe photos and video below.

kothimbir vadi recipe | Maharashtrian tea time snack | crispy Indian kothimbir vadi | with 33 amazing images. kothimbir vadi recipe | Maharashtrian tea time snack | crispy Indian kothimbir vadi is a snack which is guaranteed to please your taste buds. Learn how to make Maharashtrian tea time snack. To make kothimbir vadi, combine all the ingredients in a deep bowl and mix well to form a dough using approx. ¼ cup of water. Divide the dough into 2 equal portions and shape each portion into a cylindrical roll of approximately 150 mm. (6") thick roll. Roll the rolls into sesame seeds till they are evenly coated from all the sides. Arrange the rolls on a greased sieve and steam in a steamer on a high flame for 14 to 15 minutes. Remove and keep aside to cool completely. Once cooled, cut into 3/4” slices. Heat the oil in deep non-stick pan and deep-fry a few slices, at a times on medium flame till they turn golden brown in colour from all the sides. Drain on an absorbent paper. Serve immediately with green chutney and tomato ketchup. This famous Maharashtrian tea time snack, with the dominant flavour of coriander, is sure to steal your hearts with its irresistible aroma, tongue-tickling taste and lovely crunch. The interplay of Indian spice powder along with tamarind pulp leaves an enticing mild tangy flavour. It is amazing how a selection of simple everyday ingredients and an even simpler method of preparation can result in such a brilliant snack. What sets the crispy Indian kothimbir vadi apart from many other deep-fried snacks prepared all over the country is that the besan dough for preparing this is first steamed before being sliced and deep-fried. This gives it a wonderful texture, which is soft inside and crisp outside, as well as an intense flavour without any rawness. Enjoy kothimbir vadi fresh off the kadhai, after draining the oil well with green chutney and tomato ketchup. Tips to make kothimbir vadi. 1. You can eat the steamed vadi as it is or shallow fry instead of deep frying. 2. If you don’t have tamarind pulp you can add 1 tbsp pf lemon juice. 3. Do not skip baking soda because it makes vadi soft. 4. You can also add carom seeds in kothimbir vadi. Enjoy kothimbir vadi recipe | Maharashtrian tea time snack | crispy Indian kothimbir vadi | with step by step photos.

rajma recipe |Punjabi kidney bean curry |authentic Punjabi rajma | healthy rajma recipe | with amazing 20 images. Rajma is one of the most popular dishes in North India. In this authentic Punjabi rajma delicacy, cooked kidney beans is excitingly flavoured with a wide array of ingredients ranging from ginger and green chillies to tomatoes and onions, spices and masala powders too. Filling and nutritious, Rajma turns out beautifully when the Rajma is cooked in a thick tomato pulp with only basic spices. This Rajma is a favourite in Punjab and very popular amongst all age groups. My kids love Punjabi Rajma with some ladi pav and loads of raw onions on the side. Every Indian household has its own version of Rajma and this is our version of it. The method of making authentic Punjabi rajma is simple and if you have rajma soaked in advance you can prepare rajma super quickly. To make rajma, pressure cook soaked rajma for 3 whistles and do not drain the water and keep aside. Further, combine the green chillies, ginger and garlic in a mortal pestle (khalbhatta) and pound to a coarse paste, this freshly pounded ginger, garlic and green chillies will make the rajma more flavourful. Heat the oil and butter in a deep non-stick pan and add the cumin seeds. Add the onions and sauté on a medium flame for 2 minutes. Add the green chilli-garlic-ginger coarse paste and tomatoes, mix well and cook for 3 minutes. Add the chilli powder, coriander powder, turmeric powder, garam masala. Add the rajma along with the water, mix well and cook on a medium flame for 5 to 7 minutes, while mashing it lightly with a potato masher, while stirring occasionally. Add the dried fenugreek leaves and crush them between your palm to extract flavor and add fresh cream which will give rajma a creamy texture and mix well. Our authentic Punjabi rajma is ready to be relished!! However, you will be surprised to see that all these are everyday ingredients, which you do not have to go shopping for! Two final strokes that make this Punjabi kidney bean curry the rich delight that it is, are fresh cream and dried fenugreek leaves. I usually make rajma once a week for any meal of the day. Let’s see why we call this a healthy rajma recipe. Yes, the recipe does have some fresh cream and butter and they are healthy fats. The main ingredient rajma is a complex carb and rich in Fibre which helps in Lowering Cholesterol levels. Rajma is rich in Potassium which is critical for those with High Blood Pressure as it lessens the impact of sodium. You can have Punjabi kidney bean curry with any Indian bread or rice. Enjoy rajma recipe |Punjabi kidney bean curry |authentic Punjabi rajma | healthy rajma recipe | with detailed step by step photos and video below.

corn palak sabzi recipe | sweet corn spinach sabzi | healthy corn spinach vegetable | with 16 amazing images. Widely available and full of nutrients, spinach makes a colourful and flavoursome companion to corn in this Corn Palak Sabzi. Healthy Corn Palak Sabzi has palak and sweet corn. Palak is one of the fat-free ways of adding antioxidants antioxidants like vitamin C, vitamin A and folate. These together will work to keep your heart free of diseases. Sweet Corn in Corn Palak Sabzi, on the other hand, is known to reduce reduce cholesterol levels and promote heart health. Diabetics are advised to replace the sweet corn with low fat paneer due to the high glycemic load of sweet corn. That will convert the Sweet Corn Spinach Sabzi to a Paneer Palak Sabzi. This Corn Palak Sabzi is a fairly good source of calcium which will aid in promoting bone strength. The fibre from spinach, sweet corn and tomatoes will help to cleanse your digestive tract too. Enjoy Corn Palak Sabzi with whole wheat phulkas instead of maida based naan. Try other healthy subzis like Tendli aur Matki ki Subzi and Hariyali Mutter. Enjoy how to make corn palak sabzi recipe | sweet corn spinach sabzi | healthy corn spinach vegetable | with detailed step by step photos and video below.

misal recipe | spicy Kolhapuri misal | how to make Maharashtrian misal | with 43 amazing images. misal recipe | spicy Kolhapuri misal | how to make Maharashtrian misal is a traditional recipe made very commonly in Maharashtrian households. Learn how to make spicy Kolhapuri misal. To make misal, combine the safed vatana, soda, salt and 2 cups of water in a pressure cooker, mix well and pressure cook for 4 whistles. Allow the steam to escape before opening the lid. Keep the safed vatana and the water aside. Do not drain. Heat the oil in a deep non-stick pan, add the cumin seeds, mustard seeds, asafoetida and curry leaves and sauté on a medium flame for 30 seconds. Add the onions, ginger paste and garlic paste and sauté on a medium flame for 3 minutes. Add the tomatoes, turmeric powder, coriander powder, cumin seeds powder, chilli powder, kashmiri red chilli powder, garam masala, goda masala and 1 tbsp of water, mix well and cook on a medium flame for 3 minutes, while stirring occasionally. Add the cooked safed vatana with its water, salt, and 1 more cup of water, mix well and cook on a medium flame for 5 minutes, while stirring occasionally. Just before serving pour ¼ of the misal in a serving bowl, sprinkle 2 tbsp of mixed farsan, 2 tbsp of onions and 1 tbsp of coriander evenly over it. Repeat step 7 to make 3 more servings. Serve immediately with laddi pavs and lemon wedges. One of the best-ever favourite recipes served by Mumbai’s roadside eateries, misal can even be considered a trademark dish of the city’s food scene! It is nice and spicy, and delivers the perfect pick-me-up effect. We have used only safed vatana here, as done by most eateries in Mumbai, but if you wish you can use mixed sprouts too. The cooked vatana is combined with a tongue-tickling gravy of tomatoes, onions and spice powders like garam masala and goda masala, and a topping of assorted savouries to give it an exciting crunch to spicy Kolhapuri misal. Served with laddi pav, Maharashtrian misal can be enjoyed for breakfast, dinner or as a snack at any time of the day. You can also try other misal and usal recipes like Moong Dahi Misal, Farali Misal, Malvani Vatana Usal and Sprouted Vaal ki Usal. Tips for misal. 1. The vatana has to be soaked overnight. So plan for it in advance. 2. Garam masala and goda masala can be made at home to get an authentic flavour. 3. We have used a blend of Kashmiri chilli powder and chilli powder. Kashmiri chilli powder lends a nice red colour to the misal. But if you don’t have Kashmiri chilli powder, you can substitute it with chilli powder. 4. You can make the misal in advance, but assemble it just before serving. Enjoy misal recipe | spicy Kolhapuri misal | how to make Maharashtrian misal | with step by step photos.

corn ki sabzi recipe | makai ki sabzi | creamy masala corn sabzi | Indian sweet corn sabzi | with 38 amazing images. corn ki sabzi recipe | makai ki sabzi | creamy masala corn sabzi | Indian sweet corn sabzi is a no fuss sabzi which can be served as an everyday fare. Learn how to make makai ki sabzi. Here is a quick and easy makai ki sabzi made of sweet corn, which will make you eat more chapatis than you usually do! In this mildly-sweet and super tasty sabzi, sweet corn is cooked in a base of curds, thickened with besan and flavoured with a paste of onions, ginger and garlic. An aromatic tempering of nigella and cumin seeds boosts the flavour of the sabzi to a great extent. Of course, do not miss out on the final touch of fresh coriander. With a balanced taste and pleasing appearance, this creamy masala corn sabzi will be loved by all. Serve it hot and fresh with chapatis. Tips for corn ki sabzi. 1. Prefer to add a pinch of salt while boiling the sweet corn kernels for enhanced taste. 2. After adding the curd besan mixture, remember to stir the sabzi continuously so the curd doesn't curdle. Enjoy corn ki sabzi recipe | makai ki sabzi | creamy masala corn sabzi | Indian sweet corn sabzi | with step by step photos.

dal makhani | how to make dal makhani | dhaba-style dal makhani | punjabi dal makhani | with 30 amazing photos. Dal Makhani or maa di dal, as it is popularly known in the Punjab, with its smooth velvety texture and lovely flavour is a delicacy that is very much a dish of the Punjab. Enjoy our Dal Makhani recipe with step by step photos and video. Every Punjabi restaurant, roadside eating place and food stall vendor makes the claim that Punjabi Dal Makhani is a delicacy that they alone can make to perfection. This my own tested recipe dare I claim it as the best? Dal Makhani is traditionally cooked on a low flame overnight and allowed to thicken. Using a pressure cooker helps cook the dal in a jiffy. Serve hot with naans. Also do try other recipes that combines beautifully with fresh tomato pulp like Kashmiri Dum Aloo or Cauliflower Stir-fry .

valor papdi nu shaak recipe | valor nu shaak | Gujarati papdi nu shaak | winter special flat beans sabzi | valor papdi nu shaak is a homely and tasty winter sabzi, which tastes great with rotis. Learn how to make valor nu shaak. Fresh and juicy valor papdi is cooked with a traditional tempering of mustard seeds, and flavoured with a mix of taste-givers like garlic paste and green chilli paste to make Gujarati papdi nu shaak. Coconut adds to the taste of this winter special flat beans sabzi and also gives it a nice mouth-feel. This is one of the most comforting foods for a cold winter’s day! To make valor papdi nu shaak, combine the coconut, coriander, garlic paste, green chilli paste, sugar and salt in a bowl, mix well and keep aside. Heat the oil in a broad non-stick pan, add mustard seeds and asafoetida and sauté on a medium flame for 30 seconds. Add the valor papdi and baking soda, cover with a lid and cook on a medium flame for 5 to 7 minutes, while stirring occasionally. Add the coconut-coriander mixture, mix gently and cook on a medium flame for 2 minutes while stirring occasionally. Add the lemon juice and mix well. Serve hot with chapatis. This Gujarati papdi nu shaak,roti, Kadhi and rice makes a complete Sunday lunch to be enjoyed with the entire family. You can also try other shaak recipes like Batata Chips Nu Shaak and Walor Muthia nu Shaak. Tips for valor papdi nu shaak. 1. Make sure you chop the valor correctly to cook them evenly.2. When you cover with a lid and cook make sure you do not forge tot stir it occasionally or else it will burn. 3. Do not forge to add lemon juice at the end , it gives a better flavour and also it maintains the green colour. Enjoy valor papdi nu shaak recipe | valor nu shaak | Gujarati papdi nu shaak | winter special flat beans sabzi | with step by step photos below.

milagai podi recipe | malgapodi powder | South Indian gun powder | with 20 amazing images. milagai podi recipe | malgapodi powder | South Indian gun powder is a basic dry chutney powder which has its presence in all South Indian homes. Learn how to make malgapodi powder. To make milagai podi, heat a broad non-stick pan till hot, add the urad dal and dry roast on a medium flame for 2 to 3 minutes or till it turns light brown in colour. Remove on a flat plate, spread it evenly and keep aside to cool. Add the chana dal in the same pan and dry dry roast on a medium flame for 2 minutes or till it turns light brown in colour. Remove in the same flat plate, spread it evenly and keep aside to cool. Add the red chillies in the same pan and dry roast it for 30 seconds. Add the curry leaves to it and dry roast on a medium flame for 1 minute. Remove the red chillies and curry leaves in the same flat plate, spread it evenly and keep this mixture aside to cool for 15 to 20 minutes. Add the asafoetida and salt and blend in a mixer to a slightly coarse powder. Store in an air-tight container and use as required. Milagai podi is also fondly called ‘gun powder’, which makes it obvious just how fiery it tastes! The spiciness of red chillies combined with the aroma and rich taste of roasted dals and asafoetida makes this South Indian spice powder a really tongue-tickling treat. A perfect proportion of urad dal to chana dal, with Kashmiri chillies for bright red colour and curry leaves for an added flavour boost is the secret of this South Indian gun powder. Malgapodi powder is mixed with til oil or ghee and enjoyed like a chutney with idli and dosa . It can also be sprinkled on Uttapa to give it a special taste and hue. You can store this powder in an air-tight jar for a month or even more. Tips for milagai podi. 1. While making this powder, make sure you roast the ingredients separately as mentioned in the recipe, to ensure uniform roasting without charring. 2. Use a broad pan for uniform roasting of ingredients. 3. We have made use of Kashmiri red chillies to make milagai podi, but you can also use pandi chillies or byadagi chillies. Also, the quantity can be increased or decreased depending upon the spice level you can handle. Enjoy milagai podi recipe | malgapodi powder | South Indian gun powder | with step by step photos.

sukhi bhindi recipe | Punjabi dry bhindi | Indian bhindi ki sukhi sabzi | Indian masala bhindi | with 10 amazing images. sukhi bhindi recipe | Punjabi dry bhindi | Indian bhindi ki sukhi sabzi | Indian masala bhindi is a daily fare made in many Indian households. Learn how to make Indian bhindi ki sukhi sabzi. To make sukhi bhindi, heat the oil in a deep non-stick pan on a high flame and deep-fry the ladies finger in it for 2 minutes. Drain on an absorbent paper and keep aside. Heat the oil in a deep non-stick kadhai, add the garlic and sauté on a medium flame for a few seconds. Add the onions and sauté on a medium flame for 1 to 2 minutes. Add the tomatoes, chilli powder, turmeric powder, garam masala, dried mango powder and salt, mix well and cook on a medium flame for 1 to 2 minutes, while stirring occasionally. Add the deep fried ladies finger, lemon juice and coriander, mix well and cook on a medium flame for 2 to 3 minutes, while stirring occasionally. Serve hot. Bhindi also called okra or ladies finger has acquired an exotic image in the west, but in fact this is one of the most commonly consumed vegetables in India. The Punjabis love their bhindi and eat it in every form, fried curries and stuffed. Here this delicious vegetable has been deep-fried, making it crisp and crunchy and then tossed in a semi dry Indian bhindi ki sukhi sabzi before serving. Sautéing the onions and tomatoes with common Indian spices is what makes this tongue tickling Punjabi dry bhindi. Further its aroma and taste is accentuated by the tinge of garam masala and amchur powder. Serve Indian masala bhindi with chapati, dal fry and rice to make a complete Indian meal. Of course, an accompaniment like aam ka achar and a tall glass of Punjabi mint chaas can be served without any further thought. Tips for sukhi bhindi. 1. Use a deep pan for deep frying the bhindi. 2. Deep fry the bhindi only for 2 minutes. Do not make it crispy. 3. You can deep fry the bhindi in less oil in batches, instead of frying the whole lot at one go in more oil. 4. While we have used sliced onions for a good mouthfeel, but if you wish you can use chopped onions. 5. If you are Jain, then skip adding garlic and onions. 6. Souring ingredients like lemon juice reduces the sliminess of bhindi. So do not miss out on adding it. Enjoy sukhi bhindi recipe | Punjabi dry bhindi | Indian bhindi ki sukhi sabzi | Indian masala bhindi | with step by step photos.

cucumber raita recipe | kakdi ka raita | kheera raita | with 17 amazing images. Cucumber raita also known as kakdi ka raita is a quick and easy raita recipe. There are too many variation to cucumber raita and this is our version of it. Made from basic Indian ingredients like cucumber, curds and Indian spices this kakdi ka raita is clever spiced a bit with green chilli paste. Raita is a quintessential accompaniment for any Indian meal. It adds a refreshing note, making the heaviest of meals seem light and digestible. Simply put, raita means veggies and/or fruits in curd. If you are an amateur, start off with cucumber raita as this is the simplest to make. Sometimes, the easiest of dishes are the most pleasing. The kakdi ka raita is one such case. It is a very simple accompaniment, made of grated cucumber and curds perked up with a dash of spice powders and a traditional tadka. We have used the most basic ingredients in preparing the cucumber raita. The tempering not only boosts the aroma of the raita but also gives it a nice taste. In an unexpected twist, a teaspoon of green chilli paste is added to the curds, to give the kakdi ka raita a sharper flavour. You can enjoy this tasty kakdi ka raita with pulao, biryani or parathas. Also, make this during summers to beat the heat with this cooling raita. Learn to make cucumber raita recipe | kakdi ka raita | kheera raita | with detailed step by step recipe photos and video below.
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