In my last trip to the library, I got a bunch of cookbooks to see if there is anything which catches my fancy. But as it always happens, I never browse through the books as leisurely as I would like to but nonetheless, I picked out a few of them which I thought would be fast, easy and healthy.
Here is one from Madhur Jaffrey's 'From Curries to Kebabs', which was a healthy addition to my lunch. Check it out for CCC#2, Nov week 2 edition.
Ingredients -
Yogurt 1 cup
Apple, finely chopped 1/2 cup (I used the green apples)
Salt, Red Chilli Powder, Chaat Masala, Pepper as needed
Method Of Preparation -
Beat the yogurt and mix in the chopped apples.
Sprinkle in the salt, red chilli powder, chaat masala and pepper.
Serve with Rice/Biryani/Pulao etc.
Preparation Time 3-5 min
Serves 1-2
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The sweetness of the apple should pair really well with spicy dishes! Lovely recipe..
I have tried this recipe before and for some reason never warmed up to it. I think I prefer the traditional onion, carrot or cucumber ones.
But now that my daughter enjoys all kinds of raitas - I could try this one with her
Wow... never tried raita with apple, will try for sure
very very delicious apple raita :)
One more raita to try and taste, very tempting.
There can never be too many Raitha's...What kind of apples did you use?
I am a huge huge fan of raitas but somehow this never came to my mind! I have all the ingredients. Will try it today :)
what a unique raita
raitas are my favorite , yours is looking so simple and delicious...
This sounds fantastic harini..what a neat idea!..will try it soon..
Nice... Good idea
Interesting! Did you use green apples or the red ones?
@Usha, @Suja I used the Granny Smith Apples but the original recipe mentioned the red apples. I have tried both the varieties and I personally liked the tanginess of the green apples.
wow interesting sweet and tangy must have been so good odd but def must have been good.
Have never tried making raita with apple.. will try :)
Very interesting raita. Never thought apple could be used in a raita.. Will have to try.