Neer More is a traditional drink prepared for Sri Rama Navami and Sumangali Pooja.
I love buttermilk either the traditional creamier version which is the liquid left after churning the butter out of cream or neer more as known as Neer mor in tamil , sambharam in malayalam and chaas in hindi.Its a very common drink in southindia especially during summers. Best way to beat the summer esp a good healthy alternate to the aerated drinks.

I love buttermilk either the traditional creamier version which is the liquid left after churning the butter out of cream or neer more as known as Neer mor in tamil , sambharam in malayalam and chaas in hindi.Its a very common drink in southindia especially during summers. Best way to beat the summer esp a good healthy alternate to the aerated drinks.

Neer More(Spiced Buttermilk) Recipe - Ingredients
Serves 2
- Thick Curd(Yogurt) -1 cup
- Water - 2 cups
- Coriander leaves - 2 tsp chopped finely
- Salt - to taste
To grind coarsely:
- Jeera - 1 tsp
- Green Chillies - 1
- Ginger - a small piece chopped
To temper:
- Mustard seeds - 1/2 tsp
- Hing(Perungayam) - a generous pinch
- Curry leaves - 5 to 6 chopped
- Oil - 1/2 tsp

Method:
1.Take curd in a bowl, add water and churn it well with a whisk or use a traditional mathu as I've used here.

2.Grind the ingredients under 'to grind' to a coarse paste using a hand mortar or pestle. Add the paste to the buttermilk prepared.Set aside. Heat oil in a kadai and temper the items listed under 'to temper'

3.Add it to the buttermilk along with salt and chopped coriander leaves. Chill it for 30mins, your spiced buttermilk is ready to be served.

You can strain and serve or serve it as such according to our preference.

My Notes:
- Neer more is watery as the name calls. May be you can adjust quantity of water as per your liking.
- You can refrigerate the buttermilk after it is prepared or use chilled curd
















Its always wonderful thrist quencher to beat the heat...Yet to post mine :) Slurrrp:)
ReplyDeleteI make a big pot of this every day 2 drink...just love it..chk ur ingredients,u mentioned curry instead of curry leaves
ReplyDeleteNothing like a cool glass of more on a hot summer day!!
ReplyDeleteSuper way to beat the heat. waiting to post my version !!
ReplyDeletespiced buttermilk looks so good
ReplyDeleteNice drink to beat the summer :)
ReplyDeleteVardhini
CooksJoy
Perfect for any time. I love neer mor seasoned or unseasoned.
ReplyDeletewow...u know how to make a simple neer more look so delicious and tempting...:-) good clicks
ReplyDeleteYummy!!! Loved the way you have presented the lassi. :)
ReplyDeletelove the presentation.. Dil maange more !! :)
ReplyDeleteLove it a lot,Lovely pot :) but I filter everything and then drink, hehe...
ReplyDeletemy mother makes buttermilk exactly like this... weird :-)
ReplyDeleteRefreshing moru, and that pot looks so beautiful..
ReplyDeleteperfect drink for this climate. So refreshing..
ReplyDeletelove masala majjige as we call this in Kannada. Wanting to drink it now.
ReplyDeleteperfect for this weather and tempting clicks....
ReplyDeletewow perfect for the summer ....... awesome clicks .......
ReplyDeleteButtermilk is good option to combat heat.
ReplyDeletehi,
ReplyDeletelovely pictures and yummy refreshing drink for summer
Yumm, I make. A lot of this in the summer!!
ReplyDeleteHealthy thirst quencher
ReplyDeleteRefreshing buttermilk sharmi, i like the pot too. The color is so contrasting with the background. Nice pic.
ReplyDeleteNice pictures. My family loves this version of butter milk. It is so refreshing in summers!
ReplyDeleterefreshing drink for the sunny days :)
ReplyDeletea healthy thirst quencher to beat this heat. nicely presented
ReplyDeleteluvly click ,sharmilee...perfect for the hot day..
ReplyDeleteBeautiful clicks Sharmi, wat a prefect drink to beat the heat..
ReplyDeleteI too make like this. perfect and simple cooler :)
ReplyDeleteBest for the summer :) Love it. I have a slightly over decorated version. Will try to post it too :)
ReplyDeleteDamn, when I see that "more kadayarthu", I get my Paati's more nyabagam :( My paati used to make a nice cheese cream more from good thayir :) I want that now :( :( And the more pictures and the vessels look good and traditional above :) Cheers to you guys for sharing.
ReplyDeleteReally refreshing:) yummay
ReplyDeleteWe prepared this buttermilk today and it was sooooo tasty with all the blended spices.
ReplyDeleteFor this hot summer it gives a divine taste to beat the heat and we are going to make this refreshing drink everyday.
Thanks for sharing this recipe.