After
having moved back to Chennai, things are really hectic at my end so I am really
sorry for not posting recipes regularly. I hope and wish the wood work at my
home gets completed soon, so that I will be able to cook, click and post lot
more delectable recipes from my kitchen. Anyway, for today I am going to post a
very simple, quick and easy thayir semiya/curd semiya. Thayir semiya can be had
as an alternative to thayir sadam, which actally perfect for these hot summer
days. Do try out this delectable and mouthwatering thayir semiya and post your
feedback as well friends. Meanwhile do check out other interesting Breakfast Recipes here.
Here’s
how to make Thayir Semiya/Curd Semiya with step by step photos…
Ingredients
Vermicelli/Semiya
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1 cup
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Water
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2 cups
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Yogurt/Curd/Thayir
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1 ½ cup
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Milk
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½ cup
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Salt
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As needed
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For
Tempering
Oil
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2 tsp
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Mustard seeds
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½ tsp
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Cumin seeds
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½ tsp
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Bengal gram dal/Kadalai paruppu
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1 tbsp
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Green chillies
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4 finely chopped
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Ginger
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1 inch piece finely chopped
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Curry leaves
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8 to 10
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Cashew nuts
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5 to 7 finely chopped
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Raisins/kismis
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10 -15
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Coriander leaves/kothamalli
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2 tsp finely chopped
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Asafoetida
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One pinch
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For
Garnishing [optional]
Grated carrots
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2 tbsp
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Grapes [seedless]
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10 to 15
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Cucumber
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one small cup finely chopped
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Preparation
time: 5 minutes Recipe Category: Breakfast/Dinner
Cooking
time: 15 minutes Recipe Cuisine: TamilNadu, South India
Serves:
2 -3
Author: Priya Anandakumar
Author: Priya Anandakumar
Method
Roast
the vermicelli/semiya in a pan/kadai until they turn golden brown in colour.
Transfer it to a plate and keep it aside.
Boil 2
cups of water along with salt in the same kadai, when it comes to rolling boil
add the roasted vermicelli/semiya and keep stirring.
Let the
vermicelli/semiya cook well, then switch off the stove and let it cool down.
After
it cools down, add the curd, milk and mix really well. Adjust the amount of
salt needed.
Heat
oil in another pan, splutter mustard seeds, then add cumin seeds and Bengal gram
dal. After the dal changes colour add green chillies, ginger, curry leaves,
asafoetida and fry for another 2 minutes.
Add the
raisins, cashew nuts and fry for another minute and then switch off the stove.
Add the
tempering and chopped cilantro to the semiya/vermicelli and mix thoroughly.
Finally
add any or all of the garnishings mentioned above and serve the delicious,
healthy and filling thayir semiya either at room temperature or cold.
Yes,
Thayir semiya is ready, that was surely easy right. Do try out this
mouthwatering thayir semiya and enjoy your day.
Note:
- If you have the roasted vermicelli you can skip the first step and start cooking the vermicelli in water.
- The garnishings, I have mentioned are totally optional, you can skip them and serve the thayir semiya as it is.
- Adjust the amount of yogurt/curd/thayir and milk according to your preferred consistency.
- If you are going to prepare this thayir semiya in the morning itself to be served for lunch, then add 2 ½ cups of milk and 1 tbsp of yogurt, so that the semiya does not turn sour especially when you live in a hot place like India.
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Welcome back Priya, Cool Recipe
ReplyDeletethis looks really interesting... something new...
ReplyDeleteHope your kitchen and home ready soon...cool dish for hot summer
ReplyDeleteThis is also my family's favourite, Priya! Your pictures make it very easy to prepare!
ReplyDeleteInteresting recipe...just I need some curd I will prepare it soon.
ReplyDeleteI know its not easy to blog from India, no problem sis, take ur time.. Thayir semiya makes me hungry and a prefect dish for hot weather.
ReplyDeletePerfect for a breakfast....loved it
ReplyDeletenice thayir semiya. Glad to see you back.
ReplyDeleteGood to see your post, it's been quite some time since you last posted..
ReplyDeleteNever heard of using vermasili and curd together
It is such a healthy dish..
But how is it eats, I mean its comsumed like raita !!!
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Healthier option, love the idea of curd vermicelli :)
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