Thayir Semiya | Curd Vermicelli | Semiya Bagalabath
Thayir Semiya – A Soothing South Indian Curd Vermicelli Dish
If you’re looking for a light, cooling, and comforting South Indian meal, Thayir Semiya (Curd Vermicelli) also known as Semiya bagalabath is a must-try. It’s a simple dish made by mixing cooked vermicelli with curd (yogurt) and a gentle tempering of spices. This humble recipe is not only delicious but also easy to digest, making it ideal for hot days, light dinners, or for anyone managing digestive issues like acidity or GERD.
In Tamil homes, thayir sadam (curd rice) is a staple—but when you want something a little different, thayir semiya is the perfect twist. It’s soft, creamy, slightly tangy from the curd, and lightly spiced for flavour without being heavy. Best of all, it comes together in under 15 minutes!
This dish is especially great if you follow a vegetarian South Indian diet. It’s naturally low in spices, easy on the stomach, and highly customizable. You can add grated carrots, finely chopped cucumber, or even pomegranate seeds for a refreshing crunch and vibrant colour.
Ingredients
Recipe video
Method
👉Boil water in a vessel add the semiya and cook it. Drain the water completely and add cold water to the cooked semiya and drain it again set aside.