Indian recipe lassi Videos

• 1. Peach Lassi (Indian Yogurt Drink Recipe) жЎѓгЃ®гѓ©гѓѓг‚·гѓј дЅњг‚Љж–№гѓ¬г‚·гѓ”
• 2. Famous Street Foods of India.Epsd #13 Giani Lassi, Amritsar by Chawlas-Kitchen.com
• 3. Sweet Lassi (Indian Yogurt Drink) (English)
• 4. Mango Lassi (North Indian Sweet Yogurt Drink)
• 5. Sapota Lassi | Mallika Badrinath | Healthy Indian Recipe
• 6. Mango Strawberry Lassi (Yogurt Beverage) - Indian Recipe - CookingWithAlia - Episode 238
• 7. How to Make Authentic Punjabi Sweet Lassi | Magic of Indian Rasoi
• 8. LASSI | SUMMER SUPER STREET FOOD IN INDIA | HYDERABAD STREET FOOD
• 9. BANANA LASSI AND CHOCOLATE CHEWS RECIPE - SORTED

Peach Lassi (Indian Yogurt Drink Recipe) 桃のラッシー 作り方レシピ

User Comments

JG Cooking commented on 01 Sep 2013

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possiblyofclouds commented on 07 Sep 2013

Almost any fruit would work fine. Papaya, mango, nectarine, persimmon, possibly bananas. I wouldn't try with melons like watermelon or honeydew though (unless you like to experiment), they might bee too watery and would throw off the texture.

BlackHairedBlonde commented on 03 Sep 2013

I'm not chef, but I think the only difference would be thickness. Greek yogurt would probably make it much thicker. Maybe try thinning it out with a little bit of water if you don't want it to be too thick?

houchi69 commented on 16 Sep 2013

Freeze the peaches after cutting them into bite sizes, then blend it with the cold yogurt. I personally don't recommend this method, instead of putting ice into it, because then it will dilute the lassi.

Shelby Chanel commented on 02 Sep 2013

I had the best udon soup in NYC. It was called Suki Yaki Udon and the broth was so unami, it was amazing. I was wondering if there was any tips you could give me or if you have a video similar to that.

chan amano commented on 14 Sep 2013

hi, i tried this recipe and love it so i want to share it my family. but my younger beother have a severe allergic reaction to peaches so i am wondering what is the best substitution for peaches?

tanania commented on 02 Sep 2013

White peaches tend to have that pink coloring, they're my favorite, I think they're pretty common in Japan, their peach flavored items always picture a white peach from what I've seen.

wickedlady4180 commented on 03 Sep 2013

The only times I've seen ice omitted in smoothies, is when the fruit itself is actually frozen. But yes, a smoothie is a frozen icy drink. You've been making Lassi's all these years :p

Sara Schultz commented on 10 Sep 2013

Japanese peaches always look different to me so it could be another variety but it definitely looks more like a white peach than a yellow peach if you're anywhere else in the world.

Cooking with Dog commented on 26 Sep 2013

If you put the peach in the freezer until the skin freezes and then wash it with running water, it becomes easy to peel. You can also use this method to easily peel tomatoes! :)

possiblyofclouds commented on 07 Sep 2013

Mango is very traditional for lassi. You don't need to use fresh either (though it is of course better), you can use canned/bottled mango pulp and it will still be delicious.

chan amano commented on 19 Sep 2013

i am not actually allergic to mango but i have a low tolerance against them lol but thank for the recommendation :) i might try it with lychee ...it sound ok-ish, right?..

インドの台所 commented on 02 Sep 2013

This looks so delicious! We tried the Lassi with figs on our channel earlier. Indian Lassi will become even more popular with Chef making it! Thank you Cookingwithdog!

Cooking with Dog commented on 03 Sep 2013

Chef didn't have a chance to try Greek yogurt but she thinks it can be used for this recipe! If the yogurt is too thick, you can dilute it with regular milk :)

manyouish commented on 02 Sep 2013

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stealthclaw101 commented on 15 Sep 2013

Mango's a very traditional fruit to use when making lassi, but you actually don't need to use fruit. ^^ I think most fruits would work fine, though.

Cooking with Dog commented on 02 Sep 2013

My cameraman traveled in India for three months, visiting more than 10 major cities! He loves sugar cane juice, fruit smoothies and lassi! (^^)

alaster wright commented on 03 Sep 2013

i just made this recipe with honey greek yogurt and it's so delicious. the flavor is smooth and it's very refreshing (●´∀｀●)

ThinkVitality commented on 02 Sep 2013

It's traditionally made with mango. I find frozen mango works and yogurt works really well. That's all you need! Give that a try :)

Ogün G. commented on 03 Sep 2013

Yoğurt sözde bizim vazgeçilmezimiz ama içine bir su katıp içmesini biliyoruz ! Biz anca gidip soğuk kola içelim...

sffilk commented on 02 Sep 2013

I am wondering, oh chef, you used regular yogurt. Would using fat free Greek yogurt make that much of a difference?

tony romo commented on 02 Sep 2013

I love a version of this that uses mango. I will now have to try peach as well. Thank you chef for the video.

Arctures commented on 02 Sep 2013

Mango tends to be a very popular addition to Lassi. Any soft fruit that blends well in a blender will work.

AmyandRouge commented on 21 Oct 2013

I don't know if this question got already ask but is it okay if you leave out the Sugar and/or the honey?

blukis91 commented on 03 Sep 2013

As an Indian myself, I'm so happy to see that you enjoy this Indian delicacy :) Best wishes, a fan ;)

Ashley Hicks commented on 02 Sep 2013

Francis looks like a king in the beginning when his fur is blowing in the wind. :) So cute!

Mikel Angelo De Leon commented on 22 Sep 2013

Hi Chef! I was wondering if there are any special methods to peeling the peach. Thank you!

buonocutiecake commented on 01 Sep 2013

Amazing, you posted this recipe exactly when I was wondering how to make lassi. Hooray!

Susie Li commented on 15 Sep 2013

very good healthy yogurt drink --- sub. wiht any fresh fruit ... use light brown sugar

Hime Takamura commented on 20 Sep 2013

Can you make other flavors by just substituting different fruits, like strawberry?

CityRuler1 commented on 07 Sep 2013

Yeah, apples are huge in Japan too, size wise. I was shocked when I was there haha

Famous Street Foods of India.Epsd #13 Giani Lassi, Amritsar by Chawlas-Kitchen.com

User Comments

exwhyz33 commented on 21 Dec 2014

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Sweet Lassi (Indian Yogurt Drink) (English)

Mango Lassi (North Indian Sweet Yogurt Drink)

Sapota Lassi | Mallika Badrinath | Healthy Indian Recipe

Mango Strawberry Lassi (Yogurt Beverage) - Indian Recipe - CookingWithAlia - Episode 238

User Comments

orlendatube commented on 04 Apr 2013

i like watching her here on youtube! i can watch her videos when i want this way, i can interact with her better, and there isnt commercial breaks during the video! how would TV be better?

Anjaani Ladki commented on 04 Apr 2013

ohooooh :d aashi again with her indian food !! thx for the good recipe i'll try it for sure ! and plz keep making indian food cuz i like it thx alushi & aashi ^^

orlendatube commented on 04 Apr 2013

i think she has two videos on msemen....there is alt leats one anyway...so check out her old videos!

Non Noni commented on 06 Apr 2013

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DutchMoroccan commented on 04 Apr 2013

I love you and your videos!!!!! You teach me so much. Much love from the Netherlands x Anissa

HITCH MO commented on 04 Apr 2013

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Richard Blaine commented on 05 Apr 2013

I LOVE kefir but I am going to have to make this recipe for sure! Thanks for sharing Alia!

leena commented on 04 Apr 2013

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Cuizinti commented on 06 Apr 2013

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naima azdoud commented on 04 Apr 2013

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Lubbcookie commented on 04 Apr 2013

I prefer the plain lassi. Lassi is so good!

leena commented on 04 Apr 2013

What part of Morocco do you live in, Alia?

bishonenchan commented on 04 Apr 2013

Yes we want Ashi back! :) Anyway thanks ;)

Safaa Jasim commented on 04 Apr 2013

This looks yummy .. Thanx Alia and Ashi

orlendatube commented on 04 Apr 2013

yes i def want to see more from Ashi!

Dylan Dog commented on 04 Apr 2013

I think she lives in San Francis CA

Ninad Pradhan commented on 05 Apr 2013

I would rather use ice for blending.

Mandelaisalive commented on 04 Apr 2013

She apparently lives in the US.

chavamma commented on 04 Apr 2013

You can not have C' Mango! ;)

GoliathAngelus commented on 04 Apr 2013

yes we want her back :)

nika chano commented on 26 Jul 2013

Ashi is beautiful ! :o

MNAL FAHD commented on 04 Apr 2013

ymmmi i love mango

Dania Ahmed commented on 04 Apr 2013

Ashi is so pretty!

leena commented on 04 Apr 2013

FIRST YAY!

How to Make Authentic Punjabi Sweet Lassi | Magic of Indian Rasoi

LASSI | SUMMER SUPER STREET FOOD IN INDIA | HYDERABAD STREET FOOD

User Comments

ray wood commented on 22 Mar 2015

so unhealthy

NASEERTUBE2012 commented on 22 Mar 2015

That's crap

Priyabrata Chinara commented on 16 May 2015

Testy.....

lakmi commented on 11 Jul 2015

Yummyyyyy

BANANA LASSI AND CHOCOLATE CHEWS RECIPE - SORTED

User Comments

Nikhil Turaga commented on 07 Jun 2015

It is pronounced La'See(Luh-See)..

JayLoveGamingTv Boii commented on 16 Sep 2015

I'm laughing

Gopinathaan Rajamohan commented on 19 Mar 2015

some cumin and salt will work wonders in lassi.

Noyonika Bagchi commented on 19 Dec 2015

+S Ann there are lots of different types :)

S Ann commented on 19 May 2015

+Gopinathaan Rajamohan isn't a lassi with mango? never heard of a banana lassi

AJ DM commented on 27 Feb 2015

Did this with peanuts and peanut butter instead of coconut

AJ DM commented on 28 Feb 2015

+SORTED Food Turned out great actually! I love the taste of peanut butter and chocolate together, so I thought of taking out the coconut and substituting it with the two other things. Also thought those two flavours would go well with the Banana Lassi 

AJ DM commented on 28 Feb 2015

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SORTED Food commented on 27 Feb 2015

+AJ DM Sounds good! How was it? :)

SarahRaRawr commented on 11 Dec 2014

lassi is amazing. here in malaysia, the most famous flavours are the mango, plain and a salty one. the latter is definitely a bit weird but once you get used to it, it's a must have with your chappati or banana leaf rice. 

oya hussain music commented on 02 Feb 2015

from Malaysia

Ney K commented on 21 Nov 2014

I have a major crush on Ben it's unhealthy

S Ann commented on 19 May 2015

+BeardedDanishViking   epic?   "epic" on your own...or due to someone else?   How did you get to "epic levels?"

BeardedDanishViking commented on 19 May 2015

+S Ann Why yes! Epic level britishness :D

S Ann commented on 19 May 2015

+BeardedDanishViking ...a handlebar mustache?

S Ann commented on 19 May 2015

+Ney K hmmm, tell him that u have a crush on him then...let's see what happens...

BeardedDanishViking commented on 23 Apr 2015

+Helvetica09 Perfect Ben would have a handlebar moustache.

Helvetica09 commented on 28 Nov 2014

How can you not?? He is perfect basically :P