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Refreshing Raitas
Refreshing Raitas
Refreshing Raitas
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Indian food is very revered worldwide for its variety, tastes and colours. But for many novices, Indian cuisine is synonymous to curry. This book tries to break this jink by introducing Raita to readers, it is simple yet easy to prepare and delicious curd based dish. A Raita is supposed to provide relief from the spicy gravies along with adding richness to the food. Raita, like any other Indian food, varies enormously thanks to the number of ingredients available in local Indian market round the year. Most of the Raitas are very common; whereas some are very-very unusual and rare. Authors tried to include at least few of each type of Raitas with main aim to familiarise readers with art of preparing Indian food.
LanguageEnglish
Release dateMar 4, 2015
ISBN9781482846478
Refreshing Raitas
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Dr Sandeep Malik

Dr. Sandeep Malik is presently working as Assistant Professor in Institute of Hotel & Tourism Management (IHTM), Maharshi Dayanand University, Rohtak (Haryana). He holds MHM and Doctoral degree in Hotel & Tourism Management. During his 10 years of experience in Industry and academics, he has contributed about 20 research papers, chaired sessions and presented research papers in several International as well as National Conferences and seminars. He is on the editorial board of various hospitality journals. His areas of Interest include food production, food and beverage cost control and Menu Planning. Dr. Sanjeev Kumar is presently working as Assistant Professor in Institute of Hotel & Tourism Management (IHTM), Maharshi Dayanand University, Rohtak (Haryana) and his area of research includes Guest Relations, Customer Satisfaction, Customer Relationship Management and Front Office Operations Management. He is an alumnus of first batch of MHM of Kurukshetra University, Kurukshetra and possesses a Doctoral degree in Hotel & Tourism Management. His total experience in Industry and academia is 10 years. He has 21 research papers to his credit and presented research papers in several International as well as National Conferences and seminars. He is on the editorial board of various hospitality journals.

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    Refreshing Raitas - Dr Sandeep Malik

    Aaloo Ka Raita

    (A very delicious and easy to make raita and can be had with a number of dishes.)

    For 4 persons

    Method:

    • Wash and cut potatoes into quarters.

    • Boil in adequate water until soft and leave to cool.

    • Meanwhile, add salt and black salt to the curd and beat curd along with water until smooth.

    • Roast cumin seeds on hot tawa/pan until nice brown in colour and crush coarsely.

    • Remove from fire and crush.

    • Wash and finely chop green chillies and coriander leaves, separately.

    • De-skin boiled potatoes and mash well.

    • Add mashed potatoes with the curd mixture and mix well.

    • Add half of the roasted cumin seed powder, chopped coriander leaves and green chillies to the curd mixture.

    • Serve garnished with remaining roasted cumin seed powder, chopped coriander leaves and green chillies.

    Variations: A table spoon of imli chutney can be added to give tanginess to the raita.

    Note: A very rich source of carbohydrates and refreshing in summer season.

    Baigan Ka Raita

    (A very unusual but healthy raita)

    For 4 persons

    Method:

    • Wash and dry roast brinjal on open fire until well done.

    • Remove outer skin and check for any pests.

    • Leave them to cool.

    • Meanwhile, add salt and black salt to the curd and beat curd along with water until smooth.

    • Wash and finely chop green chillies and coriander leaves.

    • Roast black Pepper and asafoetida on hot tawa/pan and make powder and crush coarsely.

    • Mash the cooled brinjal well.

    • Add mashed brinjal with the curd mixture and mix well.

    • Add half of the roasted black pepper, asafoetida powder, coriander leaves, green chillies and powdered red chillies to the curd mixture and mix

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