Traditional Brahmin menu incorporates raw vegetables
and greens in the form of pachadi (பச்சடி) and kosumalli (கோசுமல்லி). Pahadi or raitha is a curd based preparation that goes well with spicy
items in the menu. Ginger pachadi has a unique flavor and it tastes just great with
sambar rice. This is a traditional recipe and very easy to make. Check out the recipe.
Ingredients:
Curds – ½ teacup or 100ml measure
Coconut – grated, 2 tablespoons
Coriander leaves – chopped, ¼ teacup or 50ml measure
Ginger – ½” piece
Salt – to taste
Oil – 1 teaspoon
Mustard seeds – ½ teaspoon
Ginger Pachadi (இஞ்சி பச்சடி) |
Method: Wash the coriander leaves well in running water and chop them finely.
Beat the curds; add salt to beaten curds and mix well. Grind coconut, coriander
leaves and ginger with little water into a fine paste. Add the paste to the
curds and mix well. Heat oil in a tadka pan/ spice pan (தாளிக்கிற கரண்டி),
add mustard seeds and when they start to sputter, switch off the fire. Add the
seasoning to the pachadi. This pachadi can be served as an accompaniment to
sambar rice or part of the feast menu.
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