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Perugu Pachadi with Tomatoes, a traditional South Indian yogurt-based chutney.

Perugu pachadi is a tasty yogurt-based Andhra special dish. Any vegetable can be added to this pachadi. Perugu pachadi tastes yum as a side /or can even be mixed with rice.

chose the right tomato

Always use ripe tomato for Andhra pachadi.  

WHAT KIND OF CURD SHOULD I USE FOR tomato kichadi?

Always use fresh thick creamy non sour thick curd for pachadi. I have used homemade curd, but you can also use sour cream or non-flavored yogurt for raita.  Use thick, well-set curd or yogurt.  If you have a watery curd, set aside the whey for buttermilk and separate the thick curd then prepare raita.

CAN I USE SOUR CURD?

Use non-sour curd for andhra style pachadi. If the curd is too sour adjust tomato and tamarind accordingly to to balance the thayir pachadi flavor.

SHOULD I WHISK THE CURD?

Yes, it is very important to whisk the curd well. Before adding tomato make sure the curd is lump-free.  If whey separates or curd is lumpy it will affect the raita texture

Traditional Perugu Pachadi and Tomato Pachadi served on a stainless steel plate.

CAN I USE ROOM-TEMPERATURE CURD?

For the best flavor, I would recommend using chill curd for raita. Always store the leftover pachadi in the fridge

CAN I increase GREEN CHILLI?

Yes, adjust the spice according to your taste.

oil for pachadi?

peanut oil gives the best taste to the pachadi but you can use any oil of your choice.

Perugu pachadi tastes best with rice. also tastes good as a side for variety rice and  biryani 

 

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Traditional South Indian Perugu Pachadi with tomatoes and spices.

Ingredients:

3 Tomatoes 225 grams

½ cup Curd, beaten well

salt - as needed

½ tablespoon peanut oil

2 green chilli

½ teaspoon chilli powder

temper

½ tablespoon peanut oil

red chilli

½ teaspoon urad dal

curry leaves

½ teaspoon chana dal

mustard seeds

½ teaspoon cumin seeds

Spicy tomato pachadi served in a traditional copper bowl with fresh tomatoes in the background.

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  •  Add oil to the pan, when the oil becomes hot add green chilli and roast

Green chili being sautéed in a pan for Perugu Pachadi.

Cooking tomato pachadi in a pan with green chilies for traditional South Indian flavor.

  • transfer and add tomatoes and tamarind; quickly mix

Freshly prepared tomato pachadi with tamarind, spices, and herbs in a skillet.

  • furthermore, add salt and Kashmiri chilli powder; cover and cook till tomatoes turn mushy

Spicy tomato pachadi being prepared with salt and fresh tomatoes in a pan.

Spicy tomato pachadi being prepared with chili powder in a pan.

Hand covering tomato pachadi in a cooking pot with ingredients in background.

  • open cook till tomatoes come together
  • whisk curd well

Delicious Perugu Pachadi made with fresh yogurt and tomatoes, perfect for traditional South Indian m.

  • first grind chilli and cumin seeds

  • furthermore, add tomatoes; pulse

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  • transfer

Fresh pulsed tomato for traditional tomato pachadi in a bowl.

  • heat oil and add mustard seeds, urad dal, chan dal; splutter

Peanut oil being added to a pan for tomato pachadi recipe.

Urad dal ½ teaspoon for tempering.

Tomato pachadi being prepared with tempering in a pan.

  • furthermore, add cumin seeds, red chilli and curry leaves;roast and transfer

Cooking tomato pachadi with cumin seeds in a pan for traditional Indian recipe.

Bright red tomatoes cooking with red chillies for tomato pachadi.

Fresh curry leaves added to a sizzling pan for flavorful cooking.

  • transfer the tempering

Delicious Perugu Pachadi made with fresh yogurt and ripe tomatoes, perfect for traditional South Ind.

  • finally, add coriander leaves; mix well

Coriander leaves added to traditional tomato pachadi for fresh flavor.

Perugu Pachadi with tomatoes, garnished with cilantro and spices.

A flavorful bowl of Perugu Pachadi with tomatoes, spices, and herbs, showcasing traditional South In.

Perugu Pachadi with Tomatoes, a traditional South Indian yogurt-based chutney.

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Ingredients

  • 3 Tomatoes 225 grams
  • ½ cup Curd beaten well
  • salt - as needed
  • ½ tablespoon peanut oil
  • 2 green chilli
  • ½ teaspoon chilli powder

temper

  • ½ tablespoon peanut oil
  • red chilli
  • ½ teaspoon urad dal
  • curry leaves
  • ½ teaspoon chana dal
  • mustard seeds
  • ½ teaspoon cumin seeds

Instructions

  • Add oil to the pan, when the oil becomes hot add green chilli and roast
  • transfer and add tomatoes and tamarind; quickly mix
  • furthermore, add salt and Kashmiri chilli powder; cover and cook till tomatoes turn mushy
  • open cook till tomatoes come together
  • whisk curd well
  • first grind chilli and cumin seeds
  • furthermore, add tomatoes; pulse
  • transfer
  • heat oil and add mustard seeds, urad dal, chan dal; splutter
  • furthermore, add cumin seeds, red chilli and curry leaves;roast and transfer
  • transfer the tempering
  • finally, add coriander leaves; mix well

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28 Comments

  1. This perugu pachadi is my dad's favourite accompaniment for all Pulavs and Biryanis. 🙂

    BTW, Perugu Pachadi just means Pachadi with Perugu (Dahi) aka Raita aka Thayir Pachadi.

  2. Great recipe pa.. We do this too but but grind coconut and chillies and add to it. Should try without coconut.. 🙂

  3. Wow.. looks tempting.. I have never heard of it.. But your pics temp me to make it .. bookmarking it.. 🙂

  4. This used to be one of my favorites! You can make it with other vegetables too such as steamed snake gourd, bottle gourd, spinach etc. A very Andhra recipe 🙂

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