Thursday, July 24, 2008

Bhinda ni Kadhi


Bhinda Ni Kadhi
Okra Buttermilk Soup
Ingredients
1 cup plain yogurt
1 cup water
2 tbsp besan/chickpea flour
salt to taste
sugar to taste
7 - 9 fresh okra/bhindi/bhendi/bhinda/bhenda/Lady's fingers, cut into two pieces, slit
2 fresh, green chilies, slit

Tempering
1 tsp oil
1 tsp ghee
1/2 tsp cumin seeds
1/2 tsp turmeric powder
1" cinnamon
3-4 cloves
1/4 tsp fenugreek seeds
1" ginger, grated

Method
0. Churn yogurt, water and besan to make the buttermilk without any lumps.
1. Heat oil & ghee in a saucepan.
2. Add all the ingredients for tempering.
3. As the cumin seeds start spluttering, add slit green chilies and okra.
4. Saute on a low flame till okras are cooked and are brownish in color.
5. Add yogurt mixture, salt, sugar.
6. Keep stirring on a low flame till mixture comes to a rolling boil.
7. Switch off the gas.

12 comments:

delhibelle said...

Another lovely, homey dish!
Does the okra need to be completely cooked before adding curd mixture ?

Maya said...

Kadhi looks wonderful Meera..Bhindi in it must be tasting so good..Now, am really envying all ur plants, I need some tips from you :)..

Uma said...

wow, the kadhi looks so good Meera! How many plants you have? Good job!

notyet100 said...

looks yum...nice click too

Richa said...

ooh! *love* bhinda ni kadhi. my method is just like urs, only that i add garlic as well ;)

SpicyTasty said...

It's too good. We make more kozhambu like this. Very nice.

Divya said...

Hmmm..looks like I will start eating bhende soon..so many yummy bhende recipes all around..!!Delicious looking kadhi Meera!!

Meera said...

Delhibelle:
Thanks, dear!
Sorry, I should have mentioned it/ Yes. Okras need to be completely cooked before adding the yogurt. Also you can make okras crispy if you like.

Meera said...

Friends:
Thanks for visiting and your nice words.

satya said...

I use mixed vegetables to make this.Are you sending it to Jugalbandi's GYO event Meera?

Meera said...

Satya:
Thanks for visiting. I make mixed veg. Kadhi as well. Thanks for Jugalbandi suggestion, but I have already sent fenugreek leaves flatbread. & only one entry per blog is permitted.

Home said...

Lovely dish Meera. I just make the plain kadhi with khichdi. This looks good!

Homecooked.

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