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August 7, 2009
Mysore Rasam
You will be carried away by this aromatic spicy rasam!
Ingredients:
Tamarind-lime size
Tomato-1 chopped
Hing-1/4 tsp
Rasam powder-1/4 tsp
Cooked thur dal-1 tbsp
Salt
To roast till golden brown in a drop of oil/ghee and grind to a coarse powder:
Thur dal-1 tsp
pepper-1/4 tsp
Red chillies-3
Coriander seeds-1/2 tsp
Channa dal-1/2 tsp
Coconut-1 tbsp
Jeera-1/2 tsp
Coriander leaves-for garnish
Seasoning in 1 tsp ghee:
Mustard seeds-1/2 tsp
Curry leaves-a few
Jeera-1/2 tsp
Method:
Soak tamarind in warm water. Extract 2.5 cups of tamarind water.
To tamarind water, add tomato, salt, hing and rasam powder and boil it for 10 minutes.
Add the ground powder and continue boiling for 8-10 minutes.
Add cooked thur dal and 1.5 cups of water. Let it boil for 5 minutes.
Turn off the heat. Do the seasoning and garnish with coriander leaves.
Mix with rice and ghee and serve with any curry/pappad.
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Very good recipe for rasam. Loved it.
ReplyDeletei luv mysore rasam......nice click n presentation!
ReplyDeleteLove Mysore Rasam, very beautiful presentation and a nice photograph.
ReplyDeleteLooks so yummy mahi... Nice click and wish to have a cup of rasam
ReplyDeletelove rasam of any kind.....
ReplyDeletemmm yummy rasam.love the spices init.
ReplyDeleteLove rasam at any time !! thank you for the powder recipe !! Shall surely try !!
ReplyDeleteI lov rasam with toor daal,will try ur version too...nice click as usual..
ReplyDeleteheard about this dish, but never tried or tasted.Will try this one next time,
ReplyDeleteThis is a new one to me! Will surely try it Mahi! Do send some entries for my FIL-Milk event!
ReplyDeleteTH keeps mentioning this on and off, now I know how to make it ;)
ReplyDeleteHi mahi ! grinding tur daal and chana daal for pudi are not neccessary for this, they are added just to give a thick consistency.
ReplyDeleteInstead you can add extra tur daal itself.
Even i add coconut at times as it gives a different taste!
Both hubby's and my fav rasam...loved the recipe
ReplyDeletevery nice recipe & very good presentation ..........
ReplyDeleteVery cute presentation!We don't add dal in Rasam but I remember my FIL always used to ask me to add Toor Dal to rasam!
ReplyDeleteLooks great this was the one u had it with instant dosa rite?!
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Kanna,
ReplyDeleteI love this Rasam.It is my favourite Rasam. Your mother used to make it often when you were a child. thanks for rewinding the past.
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I have tried mysore rasam from LG blog...it awesome as you said ...looks so gud and nice click
ReplyDeleteWow i love mysore rasam too mahi..Lovely click..Mahi nice to know that u are in chennai...Enjoy!!may be next year chennaila meet panalam:)
ReplyDeleteHi Mahima,
ReplyDeleteI like rasam with a hint of dal in it...great with piping hot rot rice and pickle. Nice click
This is my all time Rasam .. Just had this for dinner ..
ReplyDeleteMy favourite rasam Mahima.Isn't it just out of this world??
ReplyDeleteRasam looks delicious. Will try it soon.
ReplyDeleteMahimaa, rasam's one of my favorite foods with some rice and potatoes. I love that you made it with fresh-ground spices-- just the way Desi and I like it.:)
ReplyDeletenice presentation n snap..............had heard alot about this mysore rasam..2day got recipe..will try soon.. :)
ReplyDeleteI love this rasam when my mom does it,loved the click
ReplyDeleteYummyyyy rasam recipe!!!
ReplyDeletePic is droolyfying Love this rasam:)
ReplyDeleteWow! Very nice recipe ! Love the pic !
ReplyDeletei love this mahi :) thanks for reminding me...it's been a long time since i made this.
ReplyDeletehope you are having tons of fun in india!
Rasam is my all time comfort food mahima, love it
ReplyDeleteToday early in the morning, i saw ur rasam and decided to have it for lunch.I really loved the flavor of this rasam.It was quite different than the regular ones I make.I added the entire ground powder(as it was not mentioned how many tsp to use) and it tasted abit spicy for me.so went adding 1-1/2 cup of extra water.But the final product was sooo yummy...
ReplyDeleteThis looks one tangy and chatpata rsam....
ReplyDeleteReminds me of home and my Pati :)
ReplyDeleteAfter a long time Mahimaa, I hope you are doing well.
ReplyDeleteThanks for the so flavorful recipe.
i have been hearing lots about mysore rasam lately. This is how it is made!nice.
ReplyDeleteHi Mahimaa, nice and spicy rasam. I just wanted to make a note on this that a few cloves(lavangam) are added along with the ingredients to be ground and hence the speciality of this rasam called as Mysore Rasam.
ReplyDeleteNice recipe.. my fav rasam.. looks really yummy..
ReplyDeleteLovely click..:)
ReplyDeleteLoved the fresh ground spice you have used in this rasam.....makes me want to try this rasam :-)
ReplyDeleteLooks so delicious and very well presented.
ReplyDeleteLove rasam, will try your version next time.
ReplyDeletehi mahimaa u got a really lovely blog with so many yummy looking dishes...
ReplyDeleteLooks very nice,I too like to add a little coconut.
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ReplyDeletehey nice blogging..i luv rasam..
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Lovely recipe BTW.
love the rasam.. will give it a try some time!
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ReplyDeleteLoved the photo !
ReplyDeletelove rasam....yum!!!
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Can smell the aroma of the rasam :) delicious!!!
ReplyDeletegreat rasams..love rasams as they are soo healthy . great pictures as well..
ReplyDeleteMmmm, Mysore Rasam, a little different from the one we used to get here in KL! Nice recipe!
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ReplyDeleteThis looks so nice...nice click...
ReplyDeleteLooks lovely! My favourite too..
ReplyDeleteLovely Rasam. I'm going to bookmark this and try for sure.
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ReplyDeletenice rasam..i jus tried ur recipe sday and me and my husband loved it so much.
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