I took a small break form cooking, blogging,.......... I was in a vacation. Hope you guys had a wonderful pongal with lots of pongal recipes.............:)) When it comes to rasam it is comfort food that can be taken every day. It goes well with a cup of rice and potato fry. My kiddos love rasam even for idli and dosa. I used to add grated ginger in rasam when someone is having fever or cold at home. This rasam powder was requested from one of my reader.... This is my way of preparing rasam powder.
Ingredients:
Method:
Dry roast dry chillies, pepper and coriander seeds seperately and keep aside.
Likewise roast cumin seeds and pepper. In the same pan dry roast curry leaves if using. First grind the coriander seeds and red chilly to a fine powder, then add cumin seeds, curry leaves and pepper and do not grind too much. Add turmeric powder and give a twist.
Store in a air tight container.
Note:
Ingredients:
- Coriander seeds - 1 cup
- Red chilly - 3 cups
- Cumin seeds - 1 cup (heaped)
- Pepper - 3/4 cup
- Curry leaves - 15 (optional)
- Turmeric powder - 1 tbsp
Method:
Dry roast dry chillies, pepper and coriander seeds seperately and keep aside.
Likewise roast cumin seeds and pepper. In the same pan dry roast curry leaves if using. First grind the coriander seeds and red chilly to a fine powder, then add cumin seeds, curry leaves and pepper and do not grind too much. Add turmeric powder and give a twist.
Store in a air tight container.
Note:
- After adding cumin seeds and pepper do not grind more.
- Store in a freezer if you are grinding more quantity.
Welcome back Anu, rasam is always refreshing and a good rasam powder is the basis, a cup of warm rasam is most welcoming in this cold weather here..
ReplyDeleteWe have rasam everyday and it is easy when the powder is ready on hand .. nice click.
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that's a good how to . very useful...i love rasam as a drink for a change :)
ReplyDeleteHomemade spice powders are always good....
ReplyDeleteThat is a fabulous color for the podi - first time here and loving it :) following you dear - do check out my blog as well - cheers, priya
ReplyDeleteNice spicy rasam powder, I do add some dhal to it. It comes in handy and I make them in small batches to use everyday.
ReplyDeleteVery Useful post...Thanks for posting it dear..
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Lovely color n flavorful one..bookmarking this!!
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Nice useful post !! Thanks for stopping by my blog !! happy to follow u :)
ReplyDeleteurs is so similar to my moms recipe, looks spicy & perfect
ReplyDeleteits really n informative post....
ReplyDeleteRasam powder looks so flavorful...a handy recipe to make a perfect rasam. I wanna follow you too. But when I click the 'join the site' button , it is asking me to sign in again. Can u please keep a follow button without that, as many like me will be eager to join an attractive site like yours. Thanks.
ReplyDeletelovely color... I wonder if we can use this for sambar also?
ReplyDeleteLizy there is a sambhar powder for it. But no hard and fast rule you can add this with more red chilly powder.
ReplyDeleteThere is nothing to beat the home made rasam powder taste. Looks superb.
ReplyDeletenothings better than home made rasam powder! :)
ReplyDeletelooks so aromatic.
ReplyDeletenice one, will be using it soon...
ReplyDeleteThanks Anu for the recipe.I was very poor in making resam.It really saved me.My son who is underweight,never eats properly.After i made resam with this,he just started drinking.So who ever visits this site don't forget to try this spl one.Thanks once again Anu.Keep posting....
ReplyDeleteThank you so much for your nice words. I am so glad that your son liked it.
ReplyDeletethis powder is so handy. and my mom-in-law does it, but i never knew these are the ingredients.
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