Hey everyone, it is Jim, welcome to my recipe page. Today, I’m gonna show you how to prepare a special dish, tomato rasam / thakalli sathumadhu. It is one of my favorites. For mine, I will make it a little bit tasty. This is gonna smell and look delicious.
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To begin with this particular recipe, we must first prepare a few ingredients. You can cook tomato rasam / thakalli sathumadhu using 11 ingredients and 6 steps. Here is how you can achieve that.
The ingredients needed to make Tomato Rasam / Thakalli Sathumadhu:
- Prepare 3 tomato Hybrid
- Make ready tamarind
- Take 700 ml water
- Get salt
- Prepare 4 tbsps Rasam powder / Sathumadhu podi
- Make ready asafoetida componded small pelette
- Take curry leaves
- Make ready coriander leaves finely chopped
- Prepare toor dal cooked
- Take 1 tbsp ghee
- Get 1 tsp mustard seed
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Steps to make Tomato Rasam / Thakalli Sathumadhu:
- As mentioned above boil the tomatoes and tamarind together and cook the toor dal. You can do this according to your convenience. What my mother has taught me is to keep the tomatoes and tamarind on a plate and fill it with water which just about submerges the tomatoes and in a vessel put the toor dal, water and a pinch of turmeric. close this vessel with the plate of tomatoes and keep it inside the pressure cooker and cook it.
- Now take the cooked tomatoes and tamarind in a vessel with its stock and mash them with a masher, and filter this juice into the "eeya chombu" or any other vessel. If there is still pulp left in the tomatoes add another cup of water and mash them and filter it into the vessel. Tomato juice is filtered because the seeds in the tomatoes do not digest very easily, they tend to stick to the intestine. To avoid this the juice / extract is filtered.
- Keep the eeya chombu on medium heat, add salt, compounded asafoetida and curry leaves and allow it to boil until the raw smell of the tomatoes go. Keep stirring this.
- Once when this starts boiling add 4 tablespoons of rasam powder /sathumadhu podi.
- Allow the sathumadhu to steep in medium heat for about 6-8 minutes. add the cooked toor dal with its stock.
- Stir it in and allow this to boil for another minute or two in low heat. Add chopped coriander leaves and temper the sathumadhu.
This Tomato Rasam is no exception to it. The quickest and the most favourite lunch menu for us would be rasam and potato fry. Rasams may or may not involve lentils. The most simplest rasams are water, chillies and spices, perhaps some tamarind. Tomato rasam is one of the popular recipes of South India.
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