Thursday 17 March 2016

Yogurt Tikki Recipe

Yogurt Tikki/ Dahi ki Tikki is amazingly delicious snack. These Tikkis are unbelievable in their flavour and texture and are made with hung yogurt, Curd a milk product obtained, which is predominantly used in Indian food. It is a prevalent myth, what curd is to India, yogurt is to west. Though both the products differ by a fine line, the basic difference lies in its method of preparation and also the beneficial strains that kick start the fermentation of milk. For this particular recipe both curd and yogurt can be used. It depends upon the availability only, which over is accessible at your place can be used.
The initial step of this recipe is preparation of hung curd, which is easy to do. Place a muslin cloth on a deep dish or food container. The idea is to hang the yoghurt so most of its fluids drain out. Pour the yoghurt into the muslin cloth. Cover container and place in refrigerator overnight. Once you prepare hung curd, add chopped onion, ginger, green chillies and coriander leaves in it. Curd is very soft so difficult to handle. Add little grated cottage cheese in hung curd so that it becomes little stiff. Now add mild spices and salt according to your taste. Add little corn flour if you are finding difficulty to binding and making tikkis. Frying should be done carefully as it burns very quickly. It should be cooked always on low flame to prevent from burning. Overcooking should be avoided as Tikkis becomes hard. Selection of correct utensils is also important here. Non- stick pan should be used for frying as it sticks and breaks in normal pan. Once cooked from one side flip it lightly to avoid breaking as it is very soft.
This is an amazing party snacks and can be prepared in different shapes and sizes. It is very soft and melts in mouth. Different stuffing (dry fruits, mawa or pomegranate etc) can also be done in this tikki for variation. This can be served with cocktail or mock tails or may be with tea and coffee. Accompanied with Hara dhaniya ki Chutney it gives heavenly flavour.

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