5 minute Crunchy Boondi Raita

Crunchy Boondi Raita is a fun twist on a classic side dish. Crunchy Boondi Raita is a popular Indian side dish made with yogurt, spices and boondi (fried balls made from besan /gram flour). This raita is commonly served as an accompaniment to Indian meals along with rice, curries, roti. It’s also great with biryani or pulao and gets done in just 5 minutes!
5 minute Crunchy Boondi Raita
Crunchy Boondi Raita is a fun twist on a classic side dish. Crunchy Boondi Raita is a popular Indian side dish made with yogurt, spices and boondi (fried balls made from besan /gram flour). This raita is commonly served as an accompaniment to Indian meals along with rice, curries, roti. It’s also great with biryani or pulao and gets done in just 5 minutes!
Steps
- 1
Whisk 1 cup of plain yogurt in a medium mixing bowl until smooth. Add ¼ cup of water or milk and whisk again. (PRO TIP: If your raita is too thick, add some milk or water to thin it out.)
- 2
Then add red chili powder, chaat masala powder, black pepper powder, sugar, a pinch of black salt (to taste), finely chopped green coriander leaves, and finely chopped mint leaves. Stir until fully mixed.
- 3
Then garnish with green coriander leaves, mint leaves, spices, and dry boondi (once you are ready to serve). The yogurt mixture should be chilled.
- 4
Now our very yummy and crunchy Boondi Raita is ready for serve. Serve chilled with any meal.
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