It's the heat. Judging by the crowd outside the Jay Kishan Lassi House—a little storefront selling cool yogurt drinks opposite the railway station in Nadiad, my small town in the Western part of ...

Cooler spring days are perfect for enjoying delicious oven-baked dishes like our Indian potato casserole with yogurt sauce.

It's why NPR's Ari Daniel went in search of possible sources of relief and bumped into the Indian yogurt drink lassi. ARI DANIEL, BYLINE: Gulrez Azhar (ph) currently lives in Bellevue, Wash., ...

Dash of Masala’s line of Indian-inspired sippers includes ... who are often the first to go rogue with creative drink ingredients, have been tapping yogurt's tangy, creamy properties for a ...

The popular drink stems from the northern Indian state of Punjab and was originally made by using raw yogurt or curdled milk ...

The hot fried bread against the cool, creamy mango is an unbeatable match. But perhaps my favorite way to use it is to make a lassi, the Indian yogurt drink that is ubiquitous at Indian restaurants ...

1. Put the yogurt into a strainer that has been lined with cheesecloth. Put over a bowl and let drain in the refrigerator overnight. 2. The next day, stir together the drained yogurt, turmeric ...

The creator called it a "lighter version of a mango lassi" which is a delicious drinkable Indian yogurt made fresh ripe mangoes blended with dahi (Indian yogurt), sugar and cardamom. The trending ...