I luv okras in any form....after my addiction to kadai bhindi this is next to it. Tried this from Nags space with not much of modifications. I have had this once in Saravana Bhavan as a starter for meals not knowing that this was so simple to make it at home.I can guarantee even those who hate okras will like this.
Ingredients
- Vendakka / okra - 10 to 12
- Onion - 1 medium sized finely chopped
- Oil - 1tsp
- Curry leaves - few
- Mustard seeds - 1/2 tsp
- Green chillies - 1 finely chopped
- Cumin seeds / Jeera - 1/2 tsp
- Thick curd - 1 cup
- Chilli powder - 1/2 tsp
- Salt to taste
Method:
- Wash and chop the okras into thin rounds .
- Heat oil, add mustard seeds let it splutter add jeera fry for a minute, now add onions, green chillies,curry leaves and okra.
- Saute for 5-7 mins till onions turn light brown and the okra loses its stickiness.Fry till okras are light crispy. Drain it in a tissue paper to take out the excess oil and keep aside to cool.
- Beat curd, add salt. Now add the fried okra mixture and mix well till all is combined.Sprinkle chilli powder on top if needed.
This pachadi goes well with rotis, rice or even as such which is what I did :)
The nice crunch in the onions with okras dipped in thick curd was yummy......so do give it a try. For me anything dunked in curd has a special place in my tummy so is this one. I luv the vendaka puli pachadi also...will post the recipe sometime soon.
Beautiful it looks and tastes equally good too,mom makes this mostly when ever she needs to make thayir pachdi!
ReplyDeleteOur fav pachidi! Love this with sambar!
ReplyDeleteHey, this is a new version..never tried before...
ReplyDeleteVery tempting pic.
looks lovely dear...
ReplyDeletenice clicks :-)
I love okra. This is a good combo with rasam rice. Nice click.
ReplyDeleteI can finish off that bowl...its one of my favourite raitas :-)
ReplyDeleteNice version of raita and definitely cool cool in your hot summer time. Looks so mouth watering, Sharmi. :)
ReplyDeleteI love crispy fried bhindi but never tried with curd. Looks wonderful combination and lovely click.
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Sharmilee....love dis one...too good.
ReplyDeleteAm yet to try bhindi raitha...lovely click...
ReplyDeleteThanks so much for trying this :) So glad you liked the dish!!
ReplyDeleteOne of my favourite pachadi too, fabulous click Sharmi..
ReplyDeleteI too love this a lot..nice click.. I make this for my guests usually :)
ReplyDeletewow, nice click. Nice recipe too.
ReplyDeletei love this one .. my husband is an expert in making this .. looks yumm
ReplyDeletei love this ..looks so yummy!!
ReplyDeleteYUM! Send it over, so good.
ReplyDeleteSharmilee..I too wanted to try this. Nice Pic!
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Looks superb!! Love raithas with chapathis..
ReplyDeleteOh wow! This pachadi is my favorites. As such I love Bhindi! Looking tempting too.
ReplyDeleteI ve made with brinjal, but vendakai sounds tasty too!
ReplyDeleteI love this sooooooooo much.. and the clicks are good and making me drool!!!
ReplyDeletelooks lovely dear
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ReplyDeletethis is one of our favorites too. I usually roast the okra in the microwave as it saves up some time. Looks delish!
ReplyDeleteNever made this dish..looks tempting!! gotta try it out soon..;-))
ReplyDeleteLooks yum. I love oka in curds too. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteNever had bhindi in raitas..a different one!
ReplyDeleteLove this so much..yummy pachadi.nice clicks :)
ReplyDeleteYou have a wonderful blog..so happy to be here..thanks for your sweet comments dear at my space...really happy to follow u :)
Thanks for dropping by my blog sharmilee...u have an awesome space here...and tht raita looks fab
ReplyDeleteThis is new for me. My husband loves bhindi. I will try making this the next time I get young okra.
ReplyDeleteBtw - do you dry roast your cumin for this pachadi?
@PreeOccupied : Sure try it, u'l luv it!!
ReplyDeleteDry roast jeera with mustard seeds in a tsp of oil