This is the recipe done in our house. My MIL does this and i have learnt the same from her. Its simple, light and very tasty!
1. Toor dal - 1-2 tbsp
2. Tamarind paste - 1tsp
3. Tomato - 1
4. Curry Leaves - a sprig
5. Turmeric powder - 1/4 tsp
6. Salt - to taste
7. Water - 4 cups + 1/4 cup
8. Hing - a pinch
9. Cilantro - a sprig
To Roast & Grind
1. Dhania/Corinader seeds - 1/2 tsp
2. Toor dal - 1 tsp
3. Pepper -1/2 tsp
4. Jeera/Cumin - 1/2 tsp
5. Red Chillies - 1
6. Coconut - 1tsp
7. Hing - a pinch
8. Ghee - 1tsp
Tempering
1. Ghee - 1tsp
2. Mustard seeds - 1 tsp
Preparation Time!!
1a. Take 1-2tbsp of cooked toor dal and lightly mash it. Add 1/4 cup water to it and keep aside
1b. In a vessel, take tamarind paste, water, tomatoes. To this add curry leaves, hing, turmeric powder and salt. Let it boil
2. Meanwhile, as the rasam is getting boiled, take a pan, add ghee. When warm, add all ingredients mentioned in the 'To roast & grind' table, except for jeera and coconut
3. Roast till the ingredients turn light brown. Remove and cool it
4. To this mixture, add coconut and grind to a semi-coarse powder
5. Then, add jeera and pulse/whip it, once or twice. Now, powder is ready,keep aside
6. Once the raw smell of tamarind goes & tomatoes are cooked, add this ground powder to the rasam and reduce flame
7. To this add the toor dal water and let it simmer, till a light froth is formed
8. Remove off flame & temper with mustard seeds and garnish with cilantro
Serve hot with rice, ghee & Karamedu. I served with Kathrika Podi Karamedu and we enjoyed our Sunday meal :)
Serving : 2 people
Duration - 30 minutes
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Excellent Mysore rasam...looks delicious!!
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ReplyDelete@sangee, harini and Hema : Thanks ppl :)
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lovely and delicious rasam..
ReplyDelete@sobha & achu : Thank u.. yup! delicious and comfort food undoubtedly :)
Deletebeautiful recipe and the pictures look brilliant
ReplyDeleteThanks pradyna & faseela :)
Deletelovely n attractive rasam....superb
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@faseela & vimitha : Thanks so much people :)
DeleteNever knew there are so many kinds of rasam. I only make one type - a tomato rasam - that i learned from my MIL too. Mysore rasam looks beautiful
ReplyDelete@La : Godo to hear form u! It feels like ages :).. Yup! there are so many kinds.. its a staple in our households... now u can try everything out and let me know, if u like them :D
Deletethe rasams are driving me crazy!!...my mouth starts watering...
ReplyDeletehe he.. thanks vaishali..thats so sweet to say :)
Deletelove your version of mysore rasam...
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DeleteVery comforting and inviting rasam...
ReplyDeleteAwesome :-)
ReplyDeletePictures are great!..and I have always wanted to make mysore rasam never came around that..:)
ReplyDeleteMust be a flavorful one.
ReplyDeleteLovely clicks dear.., I have one in my draft never posted.., Love rasam very much with nice poriyal.., Mmmm..,
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