Last few days were spent in preparations for traveling and I am enjoying the amazing weather in Bangalore now. I am still recovering from the jet lag induced due to the 13 1/2 hour time difference in California and Bangalore time zones. Currently, I have said ta ta to my kitchen and having a great time with my parents and sister. I have few ideas in mind to try the traditional dishes with vegetables and locally available ingredients...but that will have to wait for a few days now.. I guess :)) I had a few drafts and thought of posting this lassi. I try to use a lot of coriander in my dishes as it is beneficial for overall health. We make this lassi at home during summers as my husband is a great fan of it. It is very soothing during the summer season, but due to the cold weather, we do not make this in winters. But I guess we can make it year round in India. Mint leaves can also be used to substitute coriander. I usually have this with khakra to satisfy late morning hunger pangs.
Ingredients
1/4 cup curd or 1 cup buttermilk
1/8 teaspoon jeera or cumin powder
salt for taste
3 tablespoon coriander leaves
1/8 teaspoon chaat masala powder or jal jeera powder or samahan powder
Method
Blend all the ingredients in a blender. Add ice cubes if desired.
Have a great time with ur parents!
ReplyDeleteyes Supriya..coriander greens are so good for overall health especially when used with all it's stems...
ReplyDeletei use it very frequently but am yet to use it in a lassi...nice twist to a fresh lassi...
looks so colorful and yummy :)
ReplyDeleteCoriander lassi & khakhra - what a great combo! Have a wonderful vacation Supriya.
ReplyDeleteOne of my hubby's fav :) We normally make masala taak back home by grinding ginger, coriander leaves and green chillies. And in the end a tadka.. will try this soon
ReplyDeletehave a great time in Bangalore, Supriya and enjoy the beautiful weather out there. Love the beautiful color of the lassi.
ReplyDeleteSeems an unusual combi.cant wait to try
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