I have tried different variety of rasam recipes from google but this is
the only recipe I felt is the one which I was looking for these days. After
trying this recipe now I am fond of having rasam at least twice in a week. This
no doubt goes good with rice, but also tastes great simply sipping it like a soup.
I hope you guys too will like this recipe.
Prep time Cook time Total time
15 min 15 min 30 min
Author: Home
Chefs Cooking
Recipe
type: Main course
Cuisine: South
Indian
Serves: 4 Servings
Ingredients:
Tomatoes 2 large size
Cumin seeds 1.5 tsp + 1 tsp
Fenugreek Seeds ¼ tsp
Black pepper corns ½ tsp
Dry red chillies (Byadgi) 4
Mustard Seeds 1 tsp
Curry leaves 1 sprig
Garlic cloves crushed 3
Asafoetida a large pinch
Turmeric powder ½ tsp
Tamarind paste (Optional) ½ tsp
Jaggery 2 tsp
Water as required
Coriander leaves for garnishing
Instructions:
1.Dry roast cumin seeds, fenugreek seeds, dry red chilies and
black pepper corns till you get nice aroma of the spices.
2. Allow roasted spices to cool and prepare a fine powder using a
blender.
3. Roughly chop the tomatoes and crush it using a blender. Just
blend for 3 seconds otherwise it will turn into puree. You can also simply chop
the tomatoes instead of crushing.
4. Heat a kadai and add oil for seasoning. When oil is hot crackle
mustard seeds, cumin seeds and curry leaves.
5. Add crushed garlic cloves and asafetida and keep sautéing. Add
crushed tomatoes, turmeric powder and salt and cook till tomatoes are mushy.
6. Add roasted spice powder and cook for another 30 seconds. Add
tamarind paste, jaggery and water till you get rasam consistency. Mix well and
cook the rasam for next 10 minutes.
7. Garnish tomato rasam with coriander leaves. Serve hot piping
rasam with rice for lunch/dinner.
Note :
1.If tomatoes are highly sour in nature then skip adding tamarind.
2.Use byadgi chillies to get good color of your rasam.
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