Vegetables · Property-derived

Onion (cooked)

Palandu·पलाण्डु

Also called: fried onion, sautéed onion, gebratene zwiebel, onion masala, pyaz

Cooked, the sweetness dominates and it becomes grounding for Vata.

How Onion (cooked) affects your doshas

In Ayurveda a food's effect depends on your constitution. This is the lens the app uses to suggest what to favour and ease off.

Effect of Onion (cooked) on each dosha
DoshaSuitabilityNotes
Vata Balancing Calms Vata — favour it when Vata runs high.
Pitta Use sparingly Can raise Pitta — go easy when Pitta runs high.
Kapha Use sparingly Can raise Kapha — go easy when Kapha runs high.

Taste: Sweet, Pungent  ·  Potency: Heating (uṣṇa)  ·  Post-digestive: Pungent  ·  Qualities: Heavy, Oily, Soft

When to go easy

Still heating for Pitta, though milder than raw, and its softened heaviness feeds Kapha.

Property-derived. Not directly cited classically — classified from its taste, potency and qualities. Weigh it accordingly.

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