Tomato rasam is a poplular south Indian cuisine. It is also known as tomato chaaru and cooked daily as a part of meal in all over South India.Being a South Indian and growing up in that environment this version was my favorite. Rasam goes great with the dal and rice. Its wonderful sour and spicy taste is liked by everyone.
Ingredients :-
Whole pepper - 10
Jeera - 2 tsps
Garlic flakes - 3
Chopped Coriander leaves - 2 tsps
Salt to taste
Oil - 1 tsps
Curry leaves - 5
Rasam powder - 1tsp
Jaggery – 1/2 tsp
Hing (Asofotadia) a pinch
2. Add lot of water to the pulp, salt, rasam powder and jaggery and mash well either with hand or with a hand blender.
3. Powder Pepper,Jeera, garlic coarsely.
4. For tempering, heat oil, add mustard seeds, jeera ,curry leaves, once they crackle add powdered pepper, jeera, garlic ,Hing. Fry little and add it to the tomato rasam.
5. Boil well for 5-10 minutes, add coriander leaves.
6. Serve hot as a soup or with steaming hot plain rice and papads. A dash of ghee in the rasam before serving will enhance the taste.
Hello! How are you? Tomato rasam is my all time favourite 'soup'!
ReplyDeletei too make this without tamarind..laksh loves this..comfort food
ReplyDeletesireesha rasam super typical andhra recipe kada swc andhra event ki pampandi it is here http://indianhut.blogspot.com/2008/10/announcing-swc-andhra-pradesh.html
ReplyDeleteLovely recipe Sireesha. I am going to make this now :)
ReplyDeleteExcept jaggery i make the same way, good one Sireecha
ReplyDeleterasam looks yummy. I also follow the same method for making rasam
ReplyDeleteTomato Rasam is my favorite .looks yummy & perfect sireesha..
ReplyDeletei was in chennai for a week 2 months back...tasted rasam for the first time there n since then have loved it.....will try ur tomato rasam soon...seems very tempting...:-)
ReplyDeleteLooks nice....I would like to have one cup of tht ;)
ReplyDeletetomato rasam is the ultimate comfort food for me
ReplyDeleteLooks colorful!! Love to drink as such!
ReplyDeleteSireesha wat a surprise, i prepared today this tomato rasam, u also posted it, my fav one..instead of tamarind i prepared them with lemon juice.
ReplyDeleteVery comforting in chilly weather.Nice recipe
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ReplyDeleteLove Rasam, especially in a tumbler... hot and soothing.
ReplyDeletePerfect comfort food,love this version without tamarind :-)
ReplyDeleteRasam looks nice.We most often end a meal with rasam and rice.
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ReplyDeleteI can feel the tangy, peppery, jaggerry in my mouth. Very tangy rasam!!!
Nice photo too!!
Your tomato rasam looks delicious, will definetely try this one ....
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hey... My girl's comin home for lunch n i need to cook.... This recipe s is gonna help me i hope n make a spicy rasam as she likes it :) thank you .
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