Dahi Ki Chutney | Onion raita

Dahi Ki Chutney |  Onion Raita

Dahi Ki Chutney | Onion Raita | Perugu Pachadi is a classic, cooling and refreshing side dish often served with biryani and pulao. This tasty condiment goes exceptionally well with spicy meals and provides a… refreshing contrast on the palate. In Hyderabad we also call this ash Buryani.

If you are looking for another raita recipe, check out Anardana Raita and Boondi Raita recipes.

About this recipe

Dahi plays one integral role in Indian culinary traditions, which serves both as a standalone pleasure and as a complementary accompaniment to various dishes. Are versatility evidenced by its use in a range of recipes. Some renowned dishes in which dahi is common include dahi bhalla, lassi, chaas, dahi vadas, dahi khanetc. Each of these recipes is an example of the ingredient’s capabilities merge smoothly with different flavors and textures.

Dahi is known for its creamy texture and slightly spicy taste forms the basis of this chutney or raita. When it mixes with raw onions, creating a sharp, tangy flavor, the result is a simple yet versatile accompaniment.

A traditional South Indian wedding is one feast for the senses. It is at these gatherings that one can fully appreciate the role of curd in Indian cuisine. Amid the elaborately prepared thali or buffet you will find a tempting array of cottage cheese-based recipes. A highlight among them is the cottage cheese chutneyalso known as onion raita or perugu pachadi or buryani.

Raita is often combined with biryani and is a… basic product in many restaurants. Are refreshing qualities And soothing effect on the mouthbalances the richness of spicy foods.

Dahi Chutney Ingredients

Curd | Yogurt) – Is the main ingredient and forms the basis of this chutney or raita. Adds a smooth and creamy texture to the dish, improving the overall consistency. Choose day-old curd for making raita.

Onion: Adds a sweet and crunchy texture to the chutney or raita. Finely chopped onion adds a mild, savory flavor that complements the coolness of the curd.

Green Chili Peppers: Adds a subtle spiciness and kick to the overall taste.

Lemon juice: Contributes a spicy and citrusy element to the chutney or raita. It helps balance the richness of the curd and improves the overall freshness of the dish.

Roasted cumin powder: Gives a warm and earthy taste to the chutney. A pinch of cumin enhances the depth of the dish and complements the other flavors.

Coriander leaves: Add a touch of freshness and a mild, citrusy undertone. Fresh coriander leaves contribute both to the flavor and the vibrant green color, making the dish visually appealing.

Salty: Crucial seasoning that brings out the flavors of all other ingredients. Adjusting salt to taste ensures a balanced and savory chutney or raita.

Dahi Chutney Hyderabadi Buryani Recipe

The process of making cottage cheese chutneyraita is refreshingly simple, which contributes to its popularity in everyday cooking. There are many ways to make this dish, each with a little change depending on what you like. But at its core it’s a mix of smooth yogurt and crispy onions, with herbs and spices that bring out the flavor.

The recipe I’m sharing today embraces simplicityleave it natural flavors of the ingredients shines. The simple method preserves the authentic taste that is cherished in many households. This version of dahi ki chutney is especially great for those looking for a healthy guidance without hassle can be combined with biryani or pulao.

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Yield: 4

Dahi Chutney Onion Raita Recipe

Dahi Ki Chutney | Onion Raita | Perugu Pachadi is a classic, cooling and refreshing side dish often served with biryani and pulao.

Preparation time
10 minutes

Total time
10 minutes

Ingredients

  • 150 ml Dahi | Cottage cheese, whipped

  • 1 large onion, finely chopped

  • 3 Green peppers, deseeded and finely chopped

  • 1 tbsp Lemon juice

  • pinch of roasted cumin powder

  • 3 springs Coriander leaves, finely chopped

  • Salt to taste

Instructions

How to Make Hyderabadi Dahi Ki Chutney | Onion Raita | Buryani recipe\

Beat the curd: Beat the curd in a mixing bowl until smooth and creamy.

Add chopped onions and green chilies: Add the finely chopped onion and deseeded, chopped green chillies to the whipped curd. The combination of these ingredients adds a delicious crunch and a touch of heat.

Squeeze lemon juice into it: Add a tablespoon of freshly squeezed lemon juice to the mixture. This provides a tangy freshness that complements the richness of the curd.

Sprinkle roasted cumin powder: Add a pinch of roasted cumin powder to enhance the flavor profile. The smokiness of the cumin adds a subtle depth to the raita.

Add chopped coriander leaves: Finely chop the coriander leaves and add them to the mixture. The coriander leaves add a touch of freshness and a touch of color to the raita.

Season with salt: Season the raita with salt, depending on your taste preference. Remember that a little salt goes a long way in improving the overall taste.

Mix thoroughly: Gently mix all ingredients until well blended. Make sure the flavors are evenly distributed.

Chill and serve: For best results, keep the raita in the refrigerator for at least 30 minutes before serving. This allows the flavors to blend together, creating a more harmonious taste.

Comments

REMARK : To make the chutney more colorful, you can also add chopped tomatoes and kheera (cucumber) pieces.

Select fresh ingredients: Use fresh curd (dahi) for the best taste and texture. Choose crispy and juicy onions. The freshness of the ingredients significantly affects the overall taste of the raita.

Beat the curd until smooth: Make sure the curd is well whipped to a smooth consistency. This creates a creamy and luscious base for the raita.

Deseeding green peppers: To control the heat level, remove the seeds from the green chilies before chopping them. This allows you to enjoy the taste without an overwhelming spiciness.

Balance the flavors: Adjust the lemon juice, roasted cumin powder and salt to achieve a well-balanced flavor profile. Taste and adjust to your preference.

Chill before serving: Let the raita cool in the refrigerator for at least 30 minutes before serving. This helps the flavors meld and intensify, resulting in a more delicious raita.

Use roasted cumin powder: Toasting cumin seeds before grinding them into powder adds a deeper flavor and smoky aroma to the raita. This step is optional but highly recommended for an extra layer of flavor.

Finely chop the onions: Finely chop the onions so that they fit well with the raita. Smaller pieces distribute their flavor more evenly throughout the dish.

Experiment with herbs: If you like different spices, consider adding a touch of mint to increase the freshness of the raita.

Serve as a side dish: Onion raita is a versatile side dish that goes with a variety of main dishes, especially spicy ones. Serve it with biryani, pulao, kebab, etc.

Adjust to taste: Feel free to adjust the raita to your liking. If you prefer a thicker consistency, reduce the amount of curd. Add more or less green chilies depending on your spice tolerance.

Nutritional info:

Yield:

4

Serving Size:

1

Quantity per serving:

Calories: 77Total fat: 3gSaturated fat: 1gTrans fat: 0gUnsaturated fat: 1gCholesterol: 8 mgSodium: 176 mgCarbohydrates: 9gFiber: 1gSugar: 6gEgg white: 5g

The nutritional information provided is approximate and is calculated using online tools. Information may vary depending on various factors, but we have tried to be as accurate as possible.


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