Monday, June 16, 2008

Malvani Thand Kadhi

Recently my cousin and his family had come over to visit us. They had requested me to prepare some authentic Malvani food. I was overjoyed - after all my blog needed that too!!;-) So for this whole week, we are having a Malvani home food festival here at Enjoy Indian Food. To kick off this festival, I am blogging first - Malvani Thand kadhi

Interesting read - Malvan

Malvani Thand Kadhi
Spiced buttermilk - Malvani style
Ingredients
1 cup plain yogurt
1 cup water
salt to taste
1/2 tsp chili powder

Tempering
2 tsp oil
1/2 tsp mustard seeds
3-4 garlic cloves, peeled & smashed with a pestle
2 sprigs curry leaves
2 red chilies, broken into halves

Method
1. Whisk yogurt, water, salt & chili powder. Set aside.
2. Heat oil for tempering. Add all the ingredients.
3. As the garlic cloves start to change the color to light brown, drizzle the tempered oil over the buttermilk mixture.
4. Cover immediately.
5. Serve cold or at room temperature.

Note -
1. Do not let the garlic burn.


This post is my contribution to Siri's Frozen Yogurt event.

12 comments:

delhibelle said...

Looks Gorgeous! Meera, your Malvani home food series simply rocks!Can't wait to make this!

Asha said...

Great for me because you know what I have!:D

Purnima said...

This kadhi looks flavour-full! Can imagine what garlic n curd combo must be, shall give it a try once back! Glad that now I shall be learning more on Malvani food (is Gazalee thaali in?? ;)

Roopa said...

Thats a very good refreshing drink:)

Happy cook said...

I have never cooked anything malvani. This looks good.

Uma said...

Easy, delicious kadhi, Meera! Can't wait to see other recipes of the festival. Enjoy the time with your guests.

Maya said...

Wow Meera, this kadhi looks very refreshing..Malvani cuisine, yaay, I will be waiting :)..Btw, what happened to the hummus post ? I saw n commented yest I think.

Sagari said...

yummy yummy looking kadhi meera

SMN said...

that liks perfect and i wud love to have it with pickle and white plain rice.

Meera can i add green chillies instaed of chilli powder?

Meera said...

Delhibelle:
Thanks, dear for your kind words.

Asha:
Hopefully, I will be able to post a few posts in near future for all the three of "you know what"!!:-)

Purnima:
Have a wonderful trip,dear! You may see a few glimpses of Gazalee. but this is more basic , Malvani homefood, I guess!!:-)

Roopa:
Thanks so much for stopping by.

Happy Cook:
Malvan is a part of South Maharashtra. it is blessed with ocean/beaches, the food is flavored with coconuts & tropical fruits & veggies & seafood ofcourse!

Uma:
Thanks, dear!

Maya:
Thanks for encouraging me. Hummus is on my other blog - Enjoy World Food.:-)

SMN:
I think if you like you can substitute green chilies. Color and taste will be little different but I think it will still taste good. :-)

Vanamala said...

hmm interesting...

Miri said...

Just reading the name made me feel all cool and collected! Love this recipe - thanks!

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