Salad and raita
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Salad and raita
30 mins
Cook Time
40 mins
Total Time
40 mins
Course: PlaceCuisine: Healthy and gourmet meal idea, Healthy eatingKeyword: Foreign, Fruits, Place, Recipes of the world, VegetablesServings: 6Calories: 150kcal
Cook Time
40 mins
Total Time
40 mins
Course: PlaceCuisine: Healthy and gourmet meal idea, Healthy eatingKeyword: Foreign, Fruits, Place, Recipes of the world, VegetablesServings: 6Calories: 150kcal
Ingredients
- 1 For the cucumber raita (khira raita)
- 1/2 Medium cucumber
- 150 g Lime
- 12 strands Whole milk yoghurt
- 1/2 c. coffee Chive
- 1 C. coffee Ground cumin seed
- 3 Cell
- 150 g For potato salad (alu dahi)
- 1 C. soup Roseval potato
- 1 C. coffee Whole milk yoghurt
- 1 C. coffee Clotted cream
- 1/2 c. coffee Cracked black pepper
- 6 strands Cracked black pepper
- 3 Garam masala or curry
- 1/2 Coriander
- 150 g Cell
- 1 For the raita of tomatoes (tomatar raita)
- 1 dose Medium firm tomato
- 1 C. cut Lime
- 4 pinches Whole milk yoghurt
- 2 tbsp. soup Green pepper
- 1/2 c. coffee Safran
- Grated coconut
- Five-spice
- Oil
- Ground white pepper
- Cell
Instructions
- The cucumber raita: peel the cucumber. Cut it in half lengthwise. Remove the seeds in the center, then slice each half. Put the cucumber in a colander. Sprinkle with salt and leave to disgorge 30 min. Drain the cucumber and mix with the yoghurt, half lime juice, cumin and chopped chives.
- Potato salad: cook the unpeeled potatoes for about 25 minutes steaming. Let them warm up, then peel them and cut them into slices. In a small bowl, mix yoghurt, cream, pepper, garam masala, 4 pinches of salt and chopped coriander. Add the potatoes. Turn gently.
- The raita of tomatoes: cut the tomatoes in half. Remove the seeds and juice, then cut into cubes. Put them in a small salad bowl with yoghurt, grated coconut, chopped and chopped pepper, saffron, 2 pinches of salt, pepper and five-spice. Mix. Add the juice of the half lime and the oil. Mix again.
- Serve these fresh salads in the middle of the meal, along with the curries.