Rasam prepared in manchatti or earthenware. This yummy rasam was prepared by one of the friends during our recent to their place. I liked the idea of garnishing the prepared hot rasam with raw garlic, coriander powder, pepper powder and fresh coriander leaves.
Ingredients:
Serves 4 to 5
Ingredients:
Serves 4 to 5
- 1 gooseberry size – Tamarind
- 1 medium – Tomato (chop it)
- 1 tbsp – Garlic chopped
- 1/4 tsp – Turmeric powder
- 2 tsp – Rasam powder (I used store bought)
- 1 tsp – Coriander powder
- 1/4 tsp – Pepper powder
- 2 tbsp – Coriander leaves
- pinch of sugar or jaggery powder
- Salt to taste
- Garlic
- Coriander powder
- Pepper powder
- Coriander leaves
- 1/2 tsp – Oil
- 1/4 tsp – Mustard seeds
- 1/4 tsp – Fenugreek seeds / methi seeds
- 1 0r 2 no’s – Dry red chillies
- Fresh curry leaves
- Pinches of asafoetida / Hing
- Soak tamarind in a cup of water and squeeze out the juice, set it aside.
- Heat oil in a manchatti / earthenware, season it with mustard seeds, methi seeds, curry leaves, dry red chillies and asafoetida.
- Add chopped tomato, garlic, turmeric powder and salt to taste, saute for few seconds. Cover with a lid and allow them to cook for few minutes.
- Followed by rasam powder, coriander powder, and pepper powder, saute for few seconds or till the mixture gets mushy.
- Add tamarind water , pinch of sugar or jaggery along with 1 to 2 cups of our regular water, bring it to boil until you see froth on the sides. Add coriander leaves and switch off the stove.
- In a serving bowl, add the items given in the list “for garnishing” and pour the prepared hot rasam on top. Manchatti rasam is ready to serve.
- I have used store bought rasam powder, but you may use homemade rasam powder also.
- “For garnishing” that step gives nice flavor to the hot rasam. It is completely optional but I would recommend.
- I always use little sugar in all my rasam preparations, because it gives nice sweet and sour taste to the rasam.
- You may prepare the same recipe with our regular sauce pan but manchatti gives nice flavor to the rasam.
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