Friday, April 6, 2012

MYSORE RASAM RECIPE | ARACHUVITTA RASAM |RASAM RECIPES

   mysore- rasam
Mysore rasam- A flavourful rasam made with a unique blend of tomatoes and whole spices  comprising of peppercorns and grated coconut. Mysore Rasam or Arachuvitta rasam, is a flavourful rasam made by grinding the whole spices (as the name Arachivitta meaning after grinding in Tamil, implies). It is very popular in the Karnataka cuisine. It gets its aroma because of the freshly made masala that goes into it. It pairs well with hot rice and can also be had as an appetizer/soup. I got this recipe from my sister and we all thoroughly enjoyed it. Do check out my other interesting rasam
variations like kalyana rasam, pineapple rasam or my mor rasam recipe for a unique flavour.

 COOKING TIME: 15 MINS   PREPARATION TIME:10 MINS SERVES: 3-4
INGREDIENTS:
TOMATO
COOKED TOOR DAL 2 TBLSP
THIN TAMARIND EXTRACT 3/4 CUP
SAMBAR POWDER 1 TSP
SALT AS NEEDED
ASAFOETIDA A PINCH
TURMERIC POWDER 1/4 TSP
CURRY LEAVES FEW
CORIANDER LEAVES FEW
WATER 2 CUPS
GHEE 1/2 TSP
MUSTARD SEEDS 1/4 TSP

TO ROAST AND GRIND:
CORIANDER SEEDS 1 TBLSP
CHANNA DAL 2 TSP
RED CHILLI 1 NO
PEPPERCORN 1/2 TSP
CUMIN SEEDS 1/2 TSP
GRATED COCONUT 2 TBLSP

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METHOD:
  • Dry roast the ingredients in the above table except coconut and grind this into a fine paste along with coconut.
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  • Puree the tomato and  transfer it a vessel.
  • Add the tamarind extract, salt, sambar powder, asafoetida, turmeic powder and boil this for 7-9 minutes in medium flame till the raw smell goes off.
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  • Add 2 cups of water to the cooked dal and add in the ground paste to this and mix well.
  • Transfer this to the boiling tamarind and tomato mixture.
  • When it froths up switch off the flame and garnish with curry leaves and coriander leaves.
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  • Temper mustard seeds in ghee and add to the rasam.
RASAM-RECIPES

  • A tsp of jaggery can be added at the end.
  

41 comments:

  1. mmmmmm............looks wonderful ! cant wait to try it out!

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  2. always love rasam and that too made in iya sombu ...missing it badly ...loved ur presentation ..

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  3. Thats one comfort meal... Any time favie

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  4. Super comfort rasam !!! Delicious !!!

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  5. A doubt - you have mentioned sambar powder in the ingredients. Then you also give a paste that needs to be made. Please clarify!

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    1. Radha, we always add sambar powder and the fresh ground masala for both mysore rasam and arachuvitta sambar

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    2. Sambar powder not required. Then it will taste like real Mysore rasam. If u add sambar powder then it wii taste as usual rasam

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  6. looks really appetizing and delicious!

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  7. I absolutely love rasam and this looks more delicious that how I prepare.

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  8. Looks fab,adding coconut is new to me,will giv it a try...

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  9. Looks yum n nice recipe .. lovely pics

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  10. looks yummy my fav....nice clicks jeyashree.

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  11. wonderful aromatic rasam.. love that u hv prepared with chombhu..

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  12. superb! I could smell it here! :) One day you got to make this for me okay? ;)No kidding!

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  13. Rasam is always my favorite!!! Love this Arachuvita rasam, for the flavors it has got!!!!

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  14. This looks delicious, have saved for another day.

    You are welcome to join in my food blogger event THE SOUP KITCHEN, here all bloggers are welcome, hope to see you participate soon.

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  15. Love the flavourful rasam...lovely clicks!

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  16. Mysore rasam is one of favorites....Just love this flavorful rasam

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  17. Wat a comforting food,nothing will beat this flavourful rasam..

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  18. Very flavorful and yummy rasam..

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  19. truly delectable! the virtue of tradition is something u cannot sacrifice..

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  20. This one looks so yum,.perfect with some plain rice,..

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  21. Hi jayasree !!! Recently i came across ur blog...amazing nd wounderful ...Just a doubt y using sambhar powder instead of rasam powder..plz clarify

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    1. Thanks for visiting my space. We always add sambar powder for all rasams. My mom makes in that way and many people in the family follow the same:) But i can assure that this taste yum

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  22. Jaya madam .This rasam is amazing.I tried it today .My husband likes it alot..

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  23. Amazing rasam I tried today. Thanks. Did the tempering of Mustard and cumin seeds,in a small teaspoon of ghee

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    1. Yes adding ghee enhances the flavor. I have mentioned in the ingredients list too

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  24. Made this rasam with brinjal curry. Wonderful . My aunt suggested this site after seeing it in the Hindu from India. Great job. Please keep posting more recipes like Aappam etc ..

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  25. It came Really well along .It was simply superb.Thanks very much Please add more south Indian recipes of sambhar and rasam without onion and garlic

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  26. Fantastic recipe, simple yet very yummy

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  27. This is the first time I tried from your blog!! truly amazing!! Came out yumm!! Love the way of illustration along with the step by step pics!! :) admire your passion and patience!!

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  28. Yummy rasam...prepared it many times..a fovourite for the whole family.Thanks alot Jeyashri mam,I hav made all of ur rasams!!

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  29. When you garnish it with mustard seeds, try adding Jeera also and garnish using ghee instead of oil

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  30. This is our menu every Saturday.. all of us look forward to this rasam

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  31. I tried this recipe today. It was delicious!!! Thanks for sharing.

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