Priya Makes Kadhi (Creamy Indian Soup) | From the Test Kitchen | Bon Appétit
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- Join Priya Krishna in the Bon Appétit Test kitchen as she makes Kadhi. Kadhi is similar in texture to cream of [fill in the blank] soup, but with no cream, and…well…better. All you need to make it are yogurt, chickpea flour, and spices. But don’t let the simplicity fool you: Kadhi is both deeply comforting and insanely complex in its flavor, like a cozy blanket draped over a hot bowl of white rice. The exact recipe varies from region to region in India, and sometimes includes add-ins, like chickpea flour-based fritters called pakoras, but we like it thick, rich, and spice-forward, with a pleasant tanginess at the end. If you don’t like peppercorn flavor, feel free to nix them or cut the amount in half.
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How about a “What pro chefs eat in a day” video? Would love to see how much effort is put into their own meals and what food they like to make for themselves!
Filippa Dinesen I second this!
It's probably on the list of those group videos.
yesssss
Yes!!! Great idea
I'm betting it's not too impressive. Most chefs don't seem to like cooking much when not working.
Me lookin' at that tub of yogurt sitting in my fridge for like a month now in a whole different light
coffee addict a month might be too long dude
amal zuhair I mean, if it’s not moulded yet, I’d still eat it.
You can make Curd rice too. It's delicious comfort food to eat on a cold night. Easy to prepare and tasty af.
@@amalzuhair4495 a month isn't necessarily too long. you want the yogurt to be slightly curdled and sour.
Can also use up to make pancake batter.
Priya didn't put the water in the kadhi measuring cup to wash it out thereby reducing waste to 0.5%
Aunty disapproves
Disappointed grandmas all around the world. My grand would take the measuring cup and do it herself all in the while giving me a look of shame lol
ishita gupta 🤣 was thinking the same !!! Proportions go all wrong if we don’t do that :p
What a waste!! 😂
ishita gupta
You can’t read Aunty disapproves without having a thick Indian accent and keep a straight face at the same time
I was literally thinking the same!!! 😂😂😂
That wellness trend thing is so on point. Every health trend food that america latches on to is just a normal, staple ingredient in some other culture.
Eventually it even wraps back around to normal, staple ingredients in american culture. Chipotle is trying to brand baby spinach and romaine lettuce as "super greens" now.
You got a problem with that, chump?
I like it because it means in a year or two I can buy it at a regular grocery at grocery level prices rather than at the health and beauty store at ridiculously inflated prices
Or just some cheap, unpopular ingredient like kale. Crazy how expensive kale got
Yeah. Sourdough. We eat it everyday in Germany, lots of people like myself even multiple times a day. For hundreds of years
If Priya grew up in India, she would rinse the leftover kadhi mix in the measuring cup with water ,and add it to the pot.
I was wondering the same thing. She should've done that to respect her culture.
lmao so true
Wasteful 'murican
She became a chef through American Chefs. Not Indians
@@hayhayhaybbb728 you say that coz you probably haven't watched all the videos featuring her
"Priya we have a surprise for you, you're going to be spending the summer milking goats"
Surprise surprise Donald Trump watches my videos surprise surprise i am the man who everybody wants to watch even the President I consider him my friend
@@AxxLAfriku Delete your channel, du Würstchen.
"And then you're going to debate about it"
@@AxxLAfriku It is you again? You are weird🧐
@@AxxLAfriku idk why that made me laugh out loud ;-;
I can relate to Priya. My parents are Korean and didn't understand the idea of summer camp. Bible camp was their idea of a fun summer activity.
"you dont mess with korean jesus" haha
My parents are Croatian and also didn’t understand the idea of summer camp. Is summer camp just an American thing?
miam we had camp in Canada too. My parents sent me to a bible camp even though they knew I hated everything to do with church and organized religion.
@@lynnstlaurent6789 im thinking of my own parents when i say this, but thats probably *why* they sent you to bible camp (my parents wouldve if they could)
@@MM-tn5uk I think they have it in Norway, because I remember the coverage of that mass shooter (Anders Brevik? something?) and he targeted a summer camp.
You have to hand it to the person who decided to pitch the idea of ‘goat milking camp’
Jane Browne it was probably a goat that came up with the idea but yea
Camp or child labor?
@@devinshelly Yes
Who wants to sign up for my shoe-making summer camp?
Chris Morocco: You know like nobody wants to bite into a whole peppercorn...
Priya: CROMNCH
When it is cooked it is nice, spicy, floral, a bit of a crunch.
Seconds until Priya mentions her parents: 3.
It's sweet how close she seems to be with them and how much she appreciates her culture
Yeah, I love her family, and her talks about her childhood. I mean, who even knew goat camp was a thing lmfao!
As if you couldn't tell she was desi already lol. Our parents are always in the back of our minds
I thought you were exaggerating for comedic effect. Nope.
It's nice to hear a few stories about her youth, but after every single video she's in starts off with the family stories...it gets to be a bit much. We get it, Priya, you did stuff as a kid and your parents are quirky. Let's focus on the food!
Me: *mishearing the pronunciation of kadhi* “Oh it’s a curry!”
Priya: “The thing that always bugs me is that people... It’s spelled k-a-d-h-i, and so a lot of people think that’s like curry and they think, ‘Oh like an Indian curry.’ This is not that. This is kadhi!”
Me: oops
All I hear her saying is kuree.
@@diydiscover You can hear her tongue hit the top of her mouth when she's saying it. Curry, she doesn't do that. It's very hard to catch or replicate if you're not used to it.
It's not the spelling that throws people off, it's the near pronounciation.
hearing a word and spelling it are vastly different...
"a lot of people hear curry, but it is spelled k-a-d-h-i-" ok....so?
@@snitox sure is, curry leaf for example - करी पत्ता
karee patta
it bothers me that her "chonk"never really sizzles when she pours it in?
She puts the spices before the ghee is hot, that's why
In Trinidad, we call this ‘Carrhee’. No pakoras would have aunties fuming.
We indians have it too with pakoras, and this one as well. They're both kadhi to us , just different types .
In South India, we have it with 3/4 cup grated coconut, 1/2 an inch ginger, 3 to 4 small shallots, 3 green chillies, turmeric and a pinch of cumin blended to paste and mixed to yoghurt; finally mildly heated in oil tempered with black mustard, thinly sliced shallots, fenugreek powder, curry leaves and dried red chillies . Salt to taste. No simmering or boiling what so ever. It must be just warm to touch. Finger dip test advisable.
Mirdula Madhu
Please mention your state and don’t just generalize “south india” no Telugu person would put use coconut for this.
@@rp8933 Are you people of South?
Yeah and we call d pakoras boulders in Trinidad 🤣 and we don't add yogurt
0:53 priya is dressed exactly like sohla i love it
I don't
pesiuber Who asked? Nobody cares.
@@paperbag8357 asked what?
@@pesiuber your opinion
@@elv3a424 on what?
Priya when she's doing debate talk puts her on the list of best rappers in the game.
Indians naturally develop those rapper skills cuz their language just has a lot of syllables per word. Especially those south Indian names.
Turn on the captions! It's hilarious!
Policy debate kids would all kill it in the rap game if they tried.
Wow I have zero cultural context to understand anything that is going on here haha someone please explain!
@@Luis-ej4ei read "the topeka school" by ben lerner
Watching Priya's complete joy eating this was the best selling point for me to go and make it
I agree. Did you notice her eyes rolling back?
Priya: "I don't like things floating in my soup."
Also Priya: "I love these peppercorns floating in my soup."
That's EXACTLY what I was thinking!
To be fair, those things that float in a kadhi are 10-20 size bigger than a peppercorn
Yeah you can't really compare a toasted peppercorn to a pakora
Priya’s show needs to just be her cooking things on 1.5x speed while she narrates the recipe instructions lightning fast, pausing only to make a phone call to her family.
When an Indian girl tells you to not eat the chilis because it might blow your head off, you know it’s a real thing
She used kashmiri chillies in the kadhi. They don't have much of the heat as other Indian chillies. They are used mostly for colour in India.
Shubhasheesh Dubey I mean. That’s great but her exact words were “it might blow your head off” so clearly she disagrees
@@mattsnyder4754 you guys are taking about difference chilies lmao the kashmiri was what she put in the pot in powder form, so I think the other poster was saying she's not really an authority on Indian spice tolerance since she used what essentially amounts to paprika in the actual dish itself.
Priya calling kadhi soup and not including pakore in kadhi killed me...
It's okay you can add whatever accompanying foods you want to the dish some people eat it as a sweet food and mentioned adding a type of sugar to the dish and others mentioned adding onions on top.
Yeah, but the dish is kadhi pakora, you can always show the viewers how to make it and then express your personal feelings towards it.
Calling kadhi a soup is what is blasphemous!
@@pragyakandari7050 calm down.
Kadhi is prepared differently in U.P. (neither too thick nor too thin, with pakoras), Gujarat ( sweet and pale yellow, almost white in colour), Uttarakhand (a bit thicker that U.P. kadhi, often topped with grated cucubmer / spinach leaves / spring onion greens and Rajasthan ( thinner and without pakoras).
Priya: I love leaving whole spices in my soup so that there are things floating in it.
Also Priya: I dont like things floating in my soup >:(
Loving how she’s always in a good mood and looks happy! She looks like she’s enjoying her time,love her❤️
The end bit reminded me of Claire's favorite part: reading the ingredients.
Priya - Kadhi isnt Curry, i hate when people think they mean the same
TH-cam subtitles - Hold my beer
Underrated comment sir!
This is so interesting to me - in Gujarati cuisine, my mum makes kadhi as more of a thinner-consistency spicy, tangy, salty drink rather than a soup. We often have kadhi over Khichdi or as a separate drink on the side with eg. bhinda + rotli
Delicious delicious stuff
Can you share the recipe? I just know of this Priya style Kadhi
my grandma always makes kadhi priya’s way but we usually have it the way you do!
Yup yup. There’s a sweet version of kadhi too with gor (jaggery) which also goes great with khichdi.
In UP its made her way just with plain pakodas.
We make it this way too, and we only use curry leaves, cumin seeds and mustard seeds at the beginning, and we put garlic, chilli ginger directly into the yogurt mixture. Khichdi Kadhi is the best on a cold day!
We have a similar yogurt-based soup which we eat with rice called Mansaf. If we make it with liquid yogurt we also prefer it really sour, but we usually make it with a dried yogurt-y substance called Jameed. There's lots of similarities but a lot is different as well.
That last part has me sitting with my mouth open. You read faster than I can blink!!!
I really want to try out this recipe now, Indian cuisine has wrapped its warming welcome around my heart, I love the flavours ane colours so much!
the spreading gave me flashbacks to my entire high school debate career
I love that you say "debate career". I was never fully sure that this term was used in other countries too.
jfc me too
I burst into laughter when I heard it I havent heard someone spread in like 6 years I-
Did you ever think it was weird to compress so much into so little time? How does that translate to a real-world application?
Priya: “But i just don’t like stuff floating around in my soup”
*also has stuff floating around in her soup*
she means like dumplings, not spices duh
kaiju k that was a joke
Random People: heard of Chickpea flour?
All Indian people around the world: you kidding right?
I was like bruh it's legit just besan. Then I realized it isn't "just besan".life without besan must be sad.
@@TalkAsSoftAsChalk ohhh she means besan. Thank you kind person, was thinking I was weird for never hearing of chickpea flour. God damnit I want besan barfi now but can't get it in my uni town 😢
It's weird. Every bulk food shop in my area has stocked it for years. I first bought some years ago when I decided to make onion pakoras. My favorite supply retired and closed shop.
Also used in Italy, to make a sort of flat bread.
Gram flour
Watching that end part with the captions on is such a wild ride
Rice and kadhi is the best yummiest comfort food ever!!
Last time I was this early, Priya had made yogurt with Brad.
So happy to see her get more recipes out there!!!
Maybe if she wasn't so arrogant, didnt come off as an amateur, and didn't spread misinformation about Indian cuisine as a whole I'd like her videos better.
@@LosianOne could you point out the specific errors she made in explaining Indian Cuisine? Im genuinely curious.
Hmm, I've never thought of her character as arrogant. She's absolutely charming and lovely. What am I missing?
Albino Gorilla lmao you’re here hating again? Get a life, you’re obsessed with leaving hate comments about Priya
@@LosianOne you're literally the only person I see here hating on Priya! She's so fun and down-to-earth.
The automatic captions alternate between calling kadhi "curry," "dirty," occasionally "30," and most frequently, "cardi"
Edit: And they keep calling chhonk "chunk" lmao
Elijah H Cardi b
i hope im not the only one, but i really enjoy when other chefs or staff eat whatever was made in the video,
makes it feel more connected and whatnot.
really missed it this time, still an awesome video, love priyas stuff
🐐 Goat milking camp?? ... *rewinds* uhhh yeah, I heard that right... is that really a thing?? Did her parents just sign her up to help out at a farm & call it “camp”??
Sounds like something my parents would have done.
Chonk is also called “tardka”
Not to be confused with dal tadka/tarka/tardka which uses chonk!!
super dependent on the region of India and all have slightly different techniques for making it or when to incorporate it. (I personally think she put wayyy too much ghee in it for my comfort, and I am used to my kadhi being more about creaminess rather than the focus going to tanginess, I also just don't like the mouth feel of whole cumin seeds, which I know Andy also has a problem with, and I was okay with how much she put in the beginning but then she added even more in her chonk and I died)
Yeah in the Northwest (Punjab).
Also "fodni" in marathi
And baghaar
I absolutely hate the taste of turmeric if it isn't properly "cooked" before being mixed with liquid. I hate hate HATE it.
If you're one of me, just temper/cook the turmeric with the whole spices and then add in the yougurt + water mixture. It takes away that harsh turmeric flavour.
Love Kadhi♥️
1:28 loving that victorious sound after the turkey comes out of the oven in the background....
Bhindi is my favourite veggie. Could eat it like a fruit. So the happiest day of my life was when the college mess had left over bhindi at the end of the month and made a dense bhindi kadhi. Restaurants do dahi Bhindi and all but that kadhi bhindi was perfect.
We call this dakkhu
I love kadhi especially in winter but it’s such a time consuming dish if you want to do it right I mean. Kadhi without pakoras is like a half made dish like making Mac and cheese without the cheese.
Amal, if you have the thin crispy paratha with the kadhi it makes up for the lack of pakore. Or use normal chappatti and pulp it into the curry and eat with a fork. Or finally makki di rotti.
Aaron Blakely actually Afghan people eat it with chappati and makki ki roti and they call it kadru but still sticking with it kadhi is half made without pakoras I mean the pakoras are where the goodness is at. That’s just my opinion.
Not to us gujjus, ours is also a tad bit sweeter.
I agree, she should have at least shown it, if the dish is kadhi pakora, you make the pakoras. Don’t add it to your bowl, but at least show it to those who may want to learn how to make it. It’s only fair
i like it without pakora
Uttar Pradesh is like the Florida of India. so yeah, but we still love them.
Isn’t it a huge region that has the capital within it?
@@Emperorhirohito19272 oh god no. it is near the capital of delhi. delhi is a union territory like washington d.c , it is not in a state.
UP man is instant entertainment.
@@Emperorhirohito19272 I see you have been misinformed by the Andy learns to make indian food video,precise reason why it bothered me so much!
@@NehaPadhi that video was a disaster that could've been so easily avoided. I feel so bad for Andy.
I have an instense cold right now and there is NOTHING I want more than this in the whole world. Besides Priya being my awesome friend who brings it over haha
Love how Priya and Sohla are twinning😘😘😘
Debate spreading in a BA video!? What is this!? I was also in debate growing up, that took me back.
bon appetite, sis, you know priya can make more than just indian food, right?
You know the recent scandal right? The editor in chief of this magazine Adam Rapoport is racist and Priya only makes Indian food cause of tokenism.
@@SenthilKumar-hi4oc ahhhh yes that explains it
I was craving this video so much after seeing the recipe this morning! ❤️😍
I feel so giddy and proud inside when I see you making these Indian dishes ....these are the dishes i've grown up eating...and you giving such magnificent descriptions of these dishes makes me so happy ❤️❤️
Seriously, I have tried this. IT IS AMAZING!!!
NO PAKORAS PRIYA WOT?? I actually love this channel defo been the highlight of my youtube in 2019 defo gonna stay there for 2020
When Priya said UP it took me too long to realize she meant Uttar Pradesh and not supper Peninsula
I didnt even know what she meant until I saw it written out lol gotta love the midwest
Michiganer lmao
I love cooked whole peppercorns! My guilty childhood pleasure used to be eating the way overcooked veggies my mom would strain out of broth and I super loved it when a whole peppercorn that had boiled for hours was stuck on an onion or carrot piece. I'm so glad to hear I'm not the only one who likes eating them!
Omg can Priya make Rasam the next time, I would die for Rasam😍
She could try. She isn't South Indian though.
I really don't want her to do that after seeing how much she knows about Indian culture in Andy's video. There's nothing worse than bad rasam.
Oh thats true, actually I'm Malaysian and we have South Indian cuisine anywhere 😂
I don’t think priya would cook rasam. Her mom most likely didn’t make for her as a kid. On a serious note, she can most certainly try...there’s plenty of recipes posted online, compiling and trying out 10 of them would give her enough knowledge to come to one conclusion or version, that’s what the test kitchen is for right? Hope she tries to put forward recipes outside her comfort zone
At this point I’d be more surprised if Priya didn’t make Indian food
Ah man I was so excited to see someone else try it. I feel like I never get to see anyone try Priya's food.
Priya is super desi.
shes young but yet understands complexities of indian cooking.
you got a fan here priya
This one time at -Band Camp-
Goat Milking Camp..........
Aaaah Priya videos make the sunshine just a little bit brighter
My mom and aunt always made Kadhi and I loveeeeed it so much. For me eating Indian food was just food, and mom always made it so I never bothered learning it. Now that I am studying abroad I realllly miss my moms food and especially kadhi which was always made on special occasions. I am glad Priya is teaching me how to make these recipes!!
Priya, I really enjoy hearing stories about your childhood and your family.
They should get Priya to read the ingredient list for Gourmet Makes.... but they wont. Because , Claire is contractually obligated to do her favorite part.
Sophius Dynami “favorite part” lol
LOL now I want to see Priya happen to walk by Claire during an episode of GM just as she's reading the ingredient list and then Claire goes: "Priya, you wanna read it today?"
Priya said the magic word: pakoras. Adding That elevates the dish for me to deeeeelish 😋
I love the pure joy this food brings to her face
Goat milking camp, crazy times had by all!
I was having so much anxiety about the pakora situation. I'm glad you cleared that up Priya! Phew! But I also agree no pakorey is blasphemy!!
We have something similar to this in Syria and Lebanon
But we add some meat to it, and we eat it with rice too♥️
I even add stir fried potatoes, carrots, okra, cauliflower. I stir fry the vegetable separately and then add them to the kadhi. A great way to make my family have vegetables.
Aw i was just going to bed after a bad day and i see a new bon appetit video yay 💕
very similar to Caribbean Indian Kurhi/Karhee, it is also "chonkayed" with a chonk containing hot peppers rather than the powdered version. The more different we are the more alike we are
5:42 "I don't like stuff floating around in my soup"
Camera shows seven billion peppercorns floating in soup
I love Priya so much thank you this makes me so warm 😭
WOW. Wish I could smell through a computer. Thanks Priya for sharing your families cooking.
Anyone else weirded out by her calling kadhi a soup?
well it is a soup
Lol no Soup is a starter. Kadhi is not. She could mentioned that at least. She downplayed it. Plus she forgot to put pakoras. It was a decent recipe though.
She doesnt like pakora in her kadhi !?!?!?!?. Whaaaaattttttt
Just kidding its fine...
DhaanNL is it fine though?🥴
Is it really okay though?????? 😫
I had this for lunch today! This is true representation. Love you Priya.
I love watching the whole kitchen but I literally want to eat everything Priya makes/chooses/talks about
Interesting. My part of India calls this "Moru" (Pronounced More-uh)
more-chor !
Priya doesn't put pakoray in her kadhi and likes to eat the monstrosity of kalee mirch... lots to think about.
Other people eat this dish as a sweet dish and add sugar and others have differing toppings for a savoury version of this dish such as onions, shaved ginger, etc. It's regional differences and what people like to enjoy eating
THIS IS SO FUNNY
my family never did either. it's not a big deal.
Yay a Priya video, I love her so much!
the colors are so alluring....i would love to try to make this someday! :-o
“Who’da thought? Put yogurt in soup. *Indians*, that’s who!” You can see the cultural pride radiating off her.
A lot of Middle Eastern soups have yogurts in them too. Turkish, Kurdish, Arabic, Persian... You name it.
I’m gonna make this
I love how Priya gets surprised every time that her food came out good 😂
i knew Priya is a first-gen, but this video made me learn she's an absolute huge nerd. love her! xx
Having done debate in high school this speaks to my soul
As a Punjabi, the fact there are no Pakoras is your Kadhi, especially cuz I’m so Punjabi I put anaar pakoras in mine, gotta side with her mom... also does anyone else put anaar dana in their tarka? Also... kadhi and chawal? My fam eats it with a chamchi
Vishwas Singh pakora wali kadhi that’s thick is called Punjabi kadhi.
Wonderful video Priya, I love your recipe as always...
I LIVE FOR PRIYA. Idk if it’s her slight nerdiness or the way she talks but i enjoy her videos so much
I have never heard of it called a "creamy indian soup." But when I was only vegetarian and not vegan pakora kadhi was my favourite.
Vegan sounds interesting what do you use instead of yogurt?
@@neosori6236 my brother recently went vegan and my mom uses kitehill vegan yogurt to make him kadhi
Why would a vegan even watch this channel? To see what they are missing out on?
@@neosori6236 Coconut yogurt is a good vegan option.
I bet you could also use a can of coconut cream for the fatty, rich creaminess, and add additional lime juice for the acidity.
@@yossarian3 Because vegans are smart enough to know how to veganize a recipe and make it taste good...without the bad ethics getting in the way.
2:07 whatever goats your boat
She said floats
Phalguni Sakha Swain lol I know
I guess I'm still missing the joke then. 🤔
@@sakhaswain Whatever floats your goat is a very old adaptation / play on floats your boat. Like centuries old. Instead of swapping boat with goat, Will Carson swapped float with goat, swapping the swaps.
Whatever milks your goat
I’ve been waiting for this forEVER 😍
This video needs so many more views. It's so good.
Watch the end at half speed to see what Priya after 15 beers would sound like.
You sound like my family - the best yogurt is old tangy yogurt. Lemon juice is big in our dishes :)
(Middle Eastern - Palestinian, specifically)
seems like a good budget dish. I'll have to make it!
i'm so glad there are closed captions now
Liked during the intro, I love Priya and her family so much.
NO PAKODAS IN THE KHADI?? BUT THEY ARE THE BEST PAAARRTTT
Different ways. Pakoras, thick & creamy, sweet .
I love watching Priya's videos!
the ending is gold