Im looking for a recipe for a yogurt and mint condiment?

this condiment is usually served in indian restaurants and has a runny consistency and is different to a yogurt and cucumber sauce

Im looking for a recipe for a yogurt and mint condiment?
A raita is a yogurt salad popular in India. Raitas are a combination of thick, whole-milk yogurt and various chopped vegetables like cucumbers, eggplant, potatoes or spinach, or fruits such as bananas or tomatoes; seasoned with black mustard seeds, garam masala and herbs such as chervil, coriander, cumin, dill, mint, parsley or tarragon; designed to be a cooling counterbalance for many spicy Indian dishes. You can search the interent to find a variation that is to your liking. The version you have had may be a "house recipe" - ask the server next time you are there if they can give you the recipe or at least what is in it.
Reply:It's called raita. You'll find plenty of recipes on the internet, know that you know what you're looking for.
Reply:Raita use Greek yogurt and grate cucumber dry off excess water and add a little black pepper and off you go....
Reply:easy peasy!! make it all the time ;-)



live yoghurt, fresh mint (chopped) and then add sugar to tast,mix it all together and there you go!



Orinstead of mind, strain cucumber through a sieve (get rid of the excess water, add the cucumber pulp to live youghurt and add sugar to taste... enjoy ! x
Reply:Either one bunch fresh mint chopped, or 1.5 teaspoons dried mint. 1/4 pint natural yoghurt. 1/2 mild red onion peeled and finely chopped (optional). Mix ingredients together in a glass bowl, cover and refrigerate for at least 1/2 hour to marinate, longer if possible. This is known as mint raitha, and goes well with onion bhajis, pakora, samosas etc.
Reply:raita try www.uktvfood.uk.com
Reply:You are talking about Tzadizi (spelling not quite right), Greek dip thing.
Reply:It's called a raita
Reply:yoghurt and a spoonful of mint sauce.



you can also add cucumber and / or guava.



get the 'set' yoghurt and stir to get the thin consistency
Reply:natural yoghurt, mint sauce and a tiny bit of sugar-simple