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June 28, 2017 easy

Onion Tomato Raita

Yogurt combined with onion, tomato and chilli. An easy, simple and yummy side dish to go with any Indian rice preparations - chicken biriyani, beef biriyani, fish biriyani, vegetable pulao and ghee rice.

A blend of onion, tomato, and green chilly with yogurt. An easy, simple and yummy side dish to go with biriyani, pulao and any other Indian rice preparations.

It cannot be easier than this. Raita’s often called as an Indian condiment made with dahi or yogurt or curd together with raw or cooked vegetables. It's less spicy and a refreshing side dish during summer to beat the heat. There are lots of varieties of raita based on the vegetable that goes with the curd. I prefer to spice it up just with the green chillies. But other ways are to season it with cumin powder or chaat masala or chilli powder.

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Prep Time 10 minutes mins
Total Time 10 minutes mins
Course condiments, Side Dish
Cuisine Indian
Servings 3 servings

Ingredients
  

  • 1 cup yogurt /curd /dahi
  • 1 number onion
  • 1 number tomato
  • 2 number green chilli
  • coriander leaves
  • mint leaves
  • salt

Instructions
 

  • Clean the vegetables. Slice the onion and tomato.
    A blend of onion, tomato, and green chilly with yogurt. An easy, simple and yummy side dish to go with biriyani, pulao and any other Indian rice preparations.
  • In a bowl, using hands knead onion and tomato so that both should get mixed really well. Or chop the veggies in a chopper so that it gets mixed well. Tomatoes bring in a tanginess to the whole dish.
    A blend of onion, tomato, and green chilly with yogurt. An easy, simple and yummy side dish to go with biriyani, pulao and any other Indian rice preparations.
  • Finely slice the green chilli and add it to the mixing bowl. Using scissors, chop coriander leaves and mint leaves and add to the bowl.
    A blend of onion, tomato, and green chilly with yogurt. An easy, simple and yummy side dish to go with biriyani, pulao and any other Indian rice preparations.
  • Add yogurt and salt. Mix it well. If you are using thick yogurt, you can add some water to make it slightly thin as per the consistency you need.
    A blend of onion, tomato, and green chilly with yogurt. An easy, simple and yummy side dish to go with biriyani, pulao and any other Indian rice preparations.
  • Serve it with biriyani or pulao or your favorite rice preparation. Enjoy 🙂
    A blend of onion, tomato, and green chilly with yogurt. An easy, simple and yummy side dish to go with biriyani, pulao and any other Indian rice preparations.
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