A creative spin on traditional chaas (buttermilk) — combines BP-lowering beetroot with probiotic buttermilk and digestive spices. Studies show beetroot can lower systolic BP by 4-10 mmHg; chaas adds gut health and cooling.
Boil or steam the chopped beetroot until tender (about 15 minutes). Cool.
Blend cooked beetroot to a smooth puree.
In a large jar, whisk curd with cold water until thin and smooth.
Add beetroot puree, roasted cumin powder, black salt, ginger, and green chilli.
Whisk or blend everything together for 30 seconds.
Add coriander and mix.
Serve chilled, garnished with mint leaves.

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