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Meanwhile, mix the ingredients for the raita in a small bowl, reserving a few coriander leaves. Roughly mash some of the curry to thicken it. Masala Khichdi is a spicy variation of simple khichdi.
To begin with this recipe, we have to first prepare a few components. You can cook masala khichdi with pomegranate raita using 23 ingredients and 3 steps. Here is how you cook it.
Ingredients
The Masala Khichdi Paratha is a great breakfast option, but can be carried to work as well if you wish. They are filling and nourishing, and tasty too thanks to an assortment of flavourful additions to the dough. Serve it with Gujarati Kadhi or Masala curd and papad. Raita is a condiment which is served as sauce or dip in Indian households.
Instructions
The most popular Raita is made with cucumber. But, it is not limited to make it that There are different recipes of raita, some prefer spices or some fresh green chillies/ginger. Our family kind of likes a simple roasted cumin raita. It is the best kind of comfort food, but can sometimes be really bland. In this recipe a simple rice and moong dal khichdi is spiced and cooked with the addition of potatoes.
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