I started using this dip as a basic sauce for my pita bread sandwich.We liked it so much that nowadays I prepare this as a dip for any type of North Indian (Samosa, Aloo tikki, Pakora...) or South Indian snacks( Bhajji, Pakoda, Chilli gobi...). Its also a great way to finish off any leftover sour cream in the refrigerator, which is a nice alternative to yoghurt.
Ingredients:
2 cups Cilantro/Coriander leaves tightly packed.
2 garlic cloves
1/2 cup of thick yogurt/sour cream
1 green chilli *
1 tsp Jeera/cumin seeds.
1 tblsp lemon juice.
*Increase or decrease the amount of green chillies as per your spice level.
Method:
Add all the ingredients to the blender and grind it to a smooth sauce.
Serve with your favorite snack.
Sending this delicious dip over to The Big Chutney Chow Down At Priya's Now Serving and
The Ep- series : Herbs and Spices at Erivum Puliyum where this months theme is Cilantro and cumin.
Before ending this post I want to thank Asiya Omar for passing on this beautiful award to me
I love both her blogs in tamil and in english full of authentic recipes.
Thanks Asiya for thinking about my blog :)
I would like to pass it on some of the other wonderful bloggers that I recently came across..
Shobha Shyam of Good Food
Maha of Maha's lovely home
Anu of Hot Pot Cooking
The South Indian Home
Suja Manoj at Kitchen corner
Ingredients:
2 cups Cilantro/Coriander leaves tightly packed.
2 garlic cloves
1/2 cup of thick yogurt/sour cream
1 green chilli *
1 tsp Jeera/cumin seeds.
1 tblsp lemon juice.
*Increase or decrease the amount of green chillies as per your spice level.
Method:
Add all the ingredients to the blender and grind it to a smooth sauce.
Serve with your favorite snack.
Sending this delicious dip over to The Big Chutney Chow Down At Priya's Now Serving and
The Ep- series : Herbs and Spices at Erivum Puliyum where this months theme is Cilantro and cumin.
Before ending this post I want to thank Asiya Omar for passing on this beautiful award to me
I love both her blogs in tamil and in english full of authentic recipes.
Thanks Asiya for thinking about my blog :)
I would like to pass it on some of the other wonderful bloggers that I recently came across..
Shobha Shyam of Good Food
Maha of Maha's lovely home
Anu of Hot Pot Cooking
The South Indian Home
Suja Manoj at Kitchen corner
an awesome dip for any snack.
ReplyDeleteDelicious dip.
ReplyDeletethsi looks very simple n new to me.vl try this.n thank you so much for sharing the award vth me......
ReplyDeleteI too love this kind of dip wid any snack..yummm
ReplyDeleteNice flavorful and healthy dip..
ReplyDeleteWhat a lovely color this dip has...a yummy dip
ReplyDeleteDelicious dip!
ReplyDeleteThat's an excellent combo of cilantro and yogurt..Love to try Sumi.
ReplyDeleteWow I can feel the flavour here :)
ReplyDeleteits so awesome. I made using mint leaves for pita bread. next time I will try using cilantro.
ReplyDeletewonderful combo, luv it
ReplyDeleteVery yummy n flavorful yogurt dip..
ReplyDeleteYou can link this to my event
EP Series-Cilantro /Cumin Event
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Very yummy and easy to make dip.
ReplyDeleteI make the mint one but without garlic, good one with cilantro :)
ReplyDeletenice dip!! will taste good with anything
ReplyDeleteyummy dip
ReplyDeleteCongrats on ur award dear
Delicious dip...perfect for many snacks..
ReplyDeletesounds like a great dip fr kebabs and such
ReplyDeleteThe dip looks nice .
ReplyDeletevery flavourful and yummy dip...looks nice..Thanx a lot for sharing the award with me..feel so happy..following u :)
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Delicious and flavorful dip
ReplyDeleteCongrats on your award dear and thanks for sharing with me too,so sweet of you,hugs:)
Thanks for passing the award Sumi.
ReplyDeleteDelicious recipe