Hi my dear friends hope all are enjoyed your weekends... This month had lots of festival is it??? Hope you celebrated well... And Today I back with recipe... Thank you so much for your care and visit my space regularly... Am so proud of you to get as my friends... Now am back with good health... And I enjoyed yours recipes, fun, festivals and awards in your space and had enough time to enjoy your space and comment each n every one of your creations...
Coming to the recipe, today I post Rasam, Yeah! Rasam I think every south indians especially in Tamil Nadu No Lunch without Rasam, Right? In my home too my mom and brother can't satisfy lunch without rasam... This is my version of rasam... you too try this let me know friends!!!
INGREDIENTS
Rice washed water (kazhani thanni) - 1 cup
Home made Rasam powder (Coming soon)- 1 Tbsp
Tamarind - small lemon size
Garlic - 5 crushed
Curry leaves - 1 stick
Coriander leaves - few
Tomato - 1
Green chilly - 1 small
Salt - to taste
Tempering
Oil - 1 tsp
Musturd seeds - 1 tsp
Urad dal - 1 tsp
Asafoetida - 1/4 tsp
METHOD
- Take a bowl add curry leaves, coriander leaves, crushed garlic, tamarind, green chilly and tomato.
- Now add 1 Tbsp of home made rasam powder and salt to taste.
- Add some rice washed water keep it aside for 15-20 minutes.
- Then mix well with your hands. Everything will combined and you will get rasam aroma and pour remaining water mix well.
- Now heat 1 tsp of oil in a pan add musturd,urad dal and asafoetida wait it for splutter.
- Now pour the rasam mixture to the pan boil it till foam form and switch off the flame.
- Serve hot with rice.
Well with rice and pakoda!!! |
NOTE: Don't allow the rasam boiling, it ruins the taste of it.
Hi Viji ,
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Keep on Dear:)
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wow.. rasam recipe sounds amazing
ReplyDeleteVery flavorful and yummy garlic rasam. Even i made garlic rasam today
ReplyDeleteViji, this rasam is too yummy. Can guess its flavour by seeing your clicks. Mouthwatering...
ReplyDeleteYummy rasam my favourite
ReplyDeleteA perfect and flavourful recipe to enjoy south indian cooking. love this.
ReplyDeleteRasam sounds really healthy and yum! You have a lovely space with mouth watering recipes!
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Yummy rasam.
ReplyDeletedelicious rasam....i can feel the aroma of ur rasam :)
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my comfort meal, yours Rasam sounds flavorful n yummy...
ReplyDeleteYummy & comfort delicious!!
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tasty rasam
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heard of this recipe, using rice water, but never made. looks simple and good. thanks for sharing
ReplyDeleteYes, Swasthi using rice water will give unique taste...
DeleteUsing rice water i have never tried, looks very interesting will definitely give a try
ReplyDeleteHi jaysri surely try once with rice water, after that u ll prepare like this only...
Deletelooks nice and yummm and flavorful......
ReplyDeletedelicious rasam, love them even as it as :)
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delicious rasam!....love the garlic flavour.
ReplyDeleterice water will surely give good taste..
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