Hey everyone, hope you are having an amazing day today. Today, we’re going to make a distinctive dish, beetroot pachadi or south indian raita: (kerala style). It is one of my favorites. This time, I’m gonna make it a little bit unique. This is gonna smell and look delicious.

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To begin with this recipe, we have to prepare a few components. You can cook beetroot pachadi or south indian raita: (kerala style) using 18 ingredients and 6 steps. Here is how you cook that.

The ingredients needed to make Beetroot PachaDi or South Indian Raita: (Kerala Style):

1. Get 3-4tsp Sesame Oil/Coconut Oil (For Sautéing)
2. Get 1 tbsp Urad Dal
3. Take 1 tbsp Chana Dal
4. Take To Taste Salt
5. Take 1/2 tsp Whole Cumin Seeds
6. Make ready 3-4 Dry Red Chilli
7. Take 1 tsp Shredded Ginger
8. Take 1-1.5 Cups Beetroot (Chopped)
9. Prepare 1/2 tsp Hing/Asafoetida
10. Make ready 1/2 Cup Water (To Boil the Veggies) & 1/2 Cup to blend it all to a smooth paste, later
11. Make ready 1/2-1 Cup Freshly Grated/Desiccated Coconut
12. Take 1/2 tbsp Tamarind Ball
13. Get Tempering:
14. Get /2 ts1p Urad Dal
15. Take 1 tsp Mustard Seeds
16. Take 1-2 Whole Dry Red Chillies
17. Get 7-8 Curry Leaves
18. Take 7-8 peanuts (optional)

A curd-based pachadi is a quintessential part of any Sadya (Plantain leaf celebration meal) in Kerala. The beetroot lends more colour than flavour to this. Beetroot Raita or Cukandar Raita is easy no-oil, no-cook raita made with beetroot, yogurt/curd and spices. How to make beetroot raita recipe I have already posted beetroot pachadi an Kerala style raita where beetroot is cooked and also coconut used.

Instructions to make Beetroot PachaDi or South Indian Raita: (Kerala Style):

1. In a frying pan: Add in some Sesame Seeds Oil or Coconut Oil- Add into it- All the ingredients as mentioned above & sauté well
2. Once it starts releasing nice aroma- add into it the Beetroot, Coconut & salt & sugar, tamarind paste & Hing & sauté nicely until all well incorporated
3. Once the mixture is done- allow it to cool down completely before blending it into a smooth paste & transfer it to a bowl
4. Now, in another tempering pan- Take some Coconut Oil & the aforementioned tempering spices & allow it to splatter- put a lid, if required to avoid the mess all around due to the splattered spices
5. Pour it directly onto the serving bowl in which you want to serve it hot or chilled (as required)- its shelf life in the refrigerator is more than 3/4 days but ideally should be finished by/before that only due to the coconut gets spoilt very soon than anything else
6. Goes well along with Rice Dosa, Idli, Chapati, Fried Rice or similar as a deliciously delectable SIDE DISH…One of the main side dishes- in the Kerala ‘Sadya Onam’ Festivals

Beetroot Raita or Cukandar Raita is easy no-oil, no-cook raita made with beetroot, yogurt/curd and spices. How to make beetroot raita recipe I have already posted beetroot pachadi an Kerala style raita where beetroot is cooked and also coconut used. This raita is very simple with few ingredients a. The tradition of pachadi in Kerala has stood the test of time, and is an inevitable part of sadya. Beetroot pachadi catches your eye with its lush purple colour and is quite the dish you're likely to lose yourself in!

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