It’s another
wonderful and flavorful dish. Rasam is one of the basic dishes for every south Indian
family. The fresh mint leaves give great flavor to the dish. This goes every
well with hot steamed rice with any fry or papad.
Ingredients
Fresh Mint –
1 Cup
Soaked Toor
Dal – 4 tbsp
Tamarind
Water – 1 Cup
Roughly
Chopped Tomato – 1 (big)
Salt to taste
Turmeric
Powder – a pinch
For Rasam Powder
To Dry Roast & grind
Coriander
Seeds – 1 tsp
Cumin Seeds –
1 tsp
Peppercorn –
1 tsp
Dry Red
Chilli - 1
To Temper
Mustard Seeds
– ½ tbsp
Cumin Seeds –
¼ tbsp
Crushed
Garlic Pods - 10
Curry leaves –
few
Oil – 1 tsp
Method
In a vessel
bring water to boil. Add tamarind water. In a blender, add mint leaves with little
water. Then filter out the mint juice. Add this juice to the vessel.
Add roughly
chopped tomatoes to the blender and make it as paste. Add the tomato paste to
vessel with little salt and turmeric.
In the same
blender add the soaked toor dal (at least soak it for 15 to 20 min) and make it
as paste.
Add this toor
dhal paste into rasam. Now add rasam powder (ground masala) and required water.
In a pan,
heat oil. Add the tempering ingredients one by one and saute it for few
seconds. And then transfer it into rasam. Let it cook for another 2 to 3 min.
Then switch off the flame and garnish with chopped coriander leaves. Serve with
hot steamed rice.
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