Rasam

A common part of South Indian meals, a very fluid curry to have with rice. Many prefer drinking rasam as it is. So says it has medicinal value, and recommended for fever and other common illness.
Rasam
A common part of South Indian meals, a very fluid curry to have with rice. Many prefer drinking rasam as it is. So says it has medicinal value, and recommended for fever and other common illness.
Steps
- 1
If you readymade rasam mix, you can skip steps 1 & 2
- 2
Dry roast the coriander seeds, chana, dal and pepper till you get a good aroma. Then reduce the heat and add Chilly powder. Mix it thoroughly.
- 3
Take out the mixture. You can store mixture in an airtight container. This is your own rasam mix.
- 4
Cook the Toor Dal in a pressure cooker with about 3 cups of water. Then mash it well. Add tomato to it and bring to boil
- 5
Add tamarind, salt and cook till the tomatoes are cooked. Add one and half teaspoons of rasam mix we prepared earlier.
- 6
Add coriander leaves and remove from heat.
- 7
Saute mustard seeds in a little oil also add curry leaves and asafetida. Add this seasoning to rasam.
- 8
Thats it. have it hot!
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