I love any type of Rasam...it's a lovely comfort food for me when I pair it with Rice and serve with roasted papad it's one of the simplest and no fuss meal for me . I try so many types of Rasam which I have learnt from my family and friends but there are very few of them which are my classic favourites and I have already posted them here in my blog earlier, this is the one I have lately tried and absolutely loved it. I have altered the original recipe a bit but many thanks to Veena Mallya akka for sharing such a simple yet delectable recipe which is so easy to prepare hardly takes me 10 mins for the whole preparation and the flavors here are simply marvellous , the roasted garlic flavours imparts such a rustic flavour that you will be amazed the very first time you taste it , my boys enjoyed their meal and asked for second helping as well. Do try this I am sure your family will love this as much as we loved it .
Ingredients
2 medium sized Tomatoes
1 Beetroot
2 green chillies + 1 Green chilli
2 tbsp Chopped coriander leaves
3 flakes of garlic (finely chopped)
2 Broken Red chilli
1 tbsp ghee / Clarified Butter
salt to taste
Method
Ingredients
2 medium sized Tomatoes
1 Beetroot
2 green chillies + 1 Green chilli
2 tbsp Chopped coriander leaves
3 flakes of garlic (finely chopped)
2 Broken Red chilli
1 tbsp ghee / Clarified Butter
salt to taste
Method
- Pressure cook the tomatoes, and beetroot along with 2 green chillies for 1 -2 whistles and keep aside.
- Retain the pressure cooked liquid and strain the tomatoes, green chillies, beetroot and grind this together to a fine paste/ puree without adding water.
- Take out the paste in a pan add in retained liquid no
- Prepare the tadka / Tempering by heating ghee add in garlic and Redchilli and fry till chopped garlic turn a bit nutty brown add this to the Rasam .
- Allow it to boil for good 8-10 mins until the flavours are very well infused, add little more water if needed if you need it and you feel it is little thick
- Serve it with Rice / Papad ...Yumm it's fab :)
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