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Mysore Rasam recipe

Thuvar dhall 1/2 cup
Tamarind 1 t-spoon
Dried coconut small piece
Corriander seeds 3 t-spoon
Pepper 1/2 t-spoon
Cumin seeds 1/2 t-spoon
Red chilli 2
Clove 2
Cinnimon stick small piece
Cooking Oil 2 t-spoon
Mustard 1/4 t-spoon
Hing a pich
Curry leaves a few
Ghee 1/2 t-spoon
Salt 1 t-spoon (or to taste)
Cook thuvar dhall with 3 cups of water and keep it aside.

Fry corriander seeds, pepper, cumin seeds, red chilli, cloves, cinnimon stick and dried coconut in oil.

Wet grind the above mixture.

Bring 2 cups of water to a boil, and add tamarind paste, turmeric and salt to this.

Let it boil for a few minutes.

Now add the ground mixture, and cooked thuvar dhall and let it cook for 5-10 minutes.

Heat some ghee, splutter mustard, then add hing,curry leaves and add this to the rasam.

 


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