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Nellikai Thayir Pachadi | Gooseberry Raita

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Nellikai Thayir Pachadi is one of the traditional and conventional Pachadi Variety in Tamil Nadu. Pachadi is similar to Raita. The main ingredient is curd along with some vegetables. The main difference between Pachadi and Raita is that, for Raita its simple We just add the vegetable raw without any cooking and add spice like Green chili or Pepper and garnish with coriander leaves. For Pachadi, we grind the coconut along with green chili and mustard. The coconut spice paste really adds a nice flavor. This Pachadi is generally served as an accompaniment / side dish with Poricha Kuzhambu, Sambar or Rasam.

What Vegetables we can use for Pachadi?

  1. Plain Pachadi – Pachadi without any vegetables. A simple curd with Coconut Spice Paste. This Plain Pachadi is a perfect accompaniment for Medhu Vada or Paruppu Vada
  2. Senai (Chena) Pachadi – We can take 4-5 big cubes of Chena and cook it till soft. Then, we need to grind the cooked chana along with coconut, green chili, mustard seeds and grind it to paste. Finally we need to mix the paste with curd and add tempering
  3. Mavadu Pachadi – During Tender baby mango Season, most of us prepare Mavadu (Vadu mangai) Pickle. We can take 2 of the small Mavudu and we can grind it along with coconut, green chili and mustard and mix with curd and temper with mustard and curry leaves
  4. Dangar Pachadi – Another yummy Pachadi Variety made using Roasted Urad Dal Powder. We can use this pachadi as a side dish  for vathakuzhambu, kariveppilai thokku and many more.
  5. Tomato & Okra Pachadi – We can cook tomato or okra and mix with coconut spice paste and add curd. This is a simple Pachadi variety we can make on regular days.

Nellikai Thayir Pachadi | Gooseberry Raita

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Nellikai Thayir Pachadi | Gooseberry Raita

Nellikai Thayir Pachadi | Gooseberry Raita, a traditional South Indian Pachadi or raita that is a perfect accompaniment for Poricha Kuzhambu, Sambar and Rasam!

  • 2 Gooseberry (Washed, de-seeded, chopped)
  • ¼ tsp Mustard Seeds
  • 2 tsp Grated Coconut
  • 3 Green Chili
  • ½ Cup Fresh Curd
  • Salt (As Needed)

For Tempering

  • 1 tsp Mustard Seeds
  • Few Curry Leaves

Preparing Gooseberry

  1. Take 2 good Gooseberries and wash it thoroughly. De-seed the gooseberries and chop it into small cubes

Grinding Process

  1. Take the Chopped Gooseberries along with mustard seeds, green chili and grated coconut in a mixer jar

  2. Grind everything to a smooth paste

Mixing with Curd

  1. In a small bowl, take the fresh curd and the coconut spice paste and mix well. Add salt and give a good mix

Tempering Process

  1. Heat oil in a pan. Add mustard seeds and allow it to sputter. Then add curry leaves and saute for few seconds and then add this tempering to the prepared Pachadi

  2. The delicious Nellikai Thayir Pachadi is ready to serve!

  1. The curd we use should be fresh. Gooseberry already has sourness in it. So if we use sour curd, the pachadi will be even more sour.
  2. We can make Pachadi by following this same method and use Mavadu, Chena (Yam), Tomato, Okra or plain Pachadi

Method with Step by Step Pictures:

PREPARING GOOSEBERRY

  • Take 2 good Gooseberries and wash it thoroughly. De-seed the gooseberries and chop it into small cubes

GRINDING PROCESS

  • Take the Chopped Gooseberries along with mustard seeds, green chili and grated coconut in a mixer jar
  • Grind everything to a smooth paste

MIXING WITH CURD

  • In a small bowl, take the fresh curd and the coconut spice paste and mix well. Add salt and give a good mix

TEMPERING PROCESS

  • Heat oil in a pan. Add mustard seeds and allow it to sputter. Then add curry leaves and saute for few seconds and then add this tempering to the prepared Pachadi
  • The delicious Nellikai Thayir Pachadi is ready to serve!

Nellikai Thayir Pachadi | Gooseberry Raita

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