Pineapple Rasam
This is a sweet and sour variety of rasam. You really need to have a taste for this kinda stuff..like I said, you got to be a little adventurous.
You need
Pineapples cubed (1 cup)
Sugar (2 tbs)
Rasam powder (2 tbsp)
Ginger juliennes
Tamarind (1/2 cup)
Tomatoes (3 tomatoes)
Turmeric (a pinch)
Chilli powder (1tbs)
Asafoetida (a pinch)
Salt to taste
Curry leaves and finely chopped corainder
Mustard seeds (2 tsps)
Method
In a deep bottomed pan, boil water and cook the tomatoes in them.
To this, add tamarind water, turmeric, chilli powder and the ginger juliennes.
Pressure cook the pineapples. Add water and sugar before you pressure cook.
Remove after one whistle.
Grind the pineapples and the tomatoes together.
Transfer this mixture into a vessel and allow it to boil.
Add rasam powder, asafoetida and salt.
For the tadka or garnish, splutter mustard seeds and curry leaves in hot ghee and pour over the rasam.
Sprinkle finely chopped corainder leaves.
You need
Pineapples cubed (1 cup)
Sugar (2 tbs)
Rasam powder (2 tbsp)
Ginger juliennes
Tamarind (1/2 cup)
Tomatoes (3 tomatoes)
Turmeric (a pinch)
Chilli powder (1tbs)
Asafoetida (a pinch)
Salt to taste
Curry leaves and finely chopped corainder
Mustard seeds (2 tsps)
Method
In a deep bottomed pan, boil water and cook the tomatoes in them.
To this, add tamarind water, turmeric, chilli powder and the ginger juliennes.
Pressure cook the pineapples. Add water and sugar before you pressure cook.
Remove after one whistle.
Grind the pineapples and the tomatoes together.
Transfer this mixture into a vessel and allow it to boil.
Add rasam powder, asafoetida and salt.
For the tadka or garnish, splutter mustard seeds and curry leaves in hot ghee and pour over the rasam.
Sprinkle finely chopped corainder leaves.
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