I tried making lemon rasam for 2nd time it came out very tasty. Usually I always make rasam with tamarind but daily using tamarind is not good for health. Then my sister in law asked me to try this rasam. Trust me you should try this and let me know how was it...
Ingredients
Toor Dal - 1/2 cup( cooked)
Ginger - 1 big piece
Green chilli - 2nos
Coriander leaves - 1 tspn( chopped)
Lemon - 1 no
Manjal(Turmeric) - a pinch
Salt
Water as required
For seasoning(Tadka)
Cooking oil - 1 tspn
Jeeragam - 1/2 tspn
Mustard - 1/2 tspn
Preparation Method
In a vessel, make a paste of cooked toor dal and water. Add manjal, mash pieces of ginger, slit green chilli into the center and salt. Allow it to boil well.
Add chopped coriander leaves.
Heat little oil in sauce pan. Add mustard wait till it splutters and add jeeragam.
When you are ready for lunch squeeze lemon and mix well. Do not heat after adding lemon juice.
Taste and check it should be a good ginger flavour too otherwise add some more ginger and boil well.
Lemon Rasam is ready to serve.
Ingredients
Toor Dal - 1/2 cup( cooked)
Ginger - 1 big piece
Green chilli - 2nos
Coriander leaves - 1 tspn( chopped)
Lemon - 1 no
Manjal(Turmeric) - a pinch
Salt
Water as required
For seasoning(Tadka)
Cooking oil - 1 tspn
Jeeragam - 1/2 tspn
Mustard - 1/2 tspn
Preparation Method
In a vessel, make a paste of cooked toor dal and water. Add manjal, mash pieces of ginger, slit green chilli into the center and salt. Allow it to boil well.
Add chopped coriander leaves.
Heat little oil in sauce pan. Add mustard wait till it splutters and add jeeragam.
When you are ready for lunch squeeze lemon and mix well. Do not heat after adding lemon juice.
Taste and check it should be a good ginger flavour too otherwise add some more ginger and boil well.
Lemon Rasam is ready to serve.
Notes - If you are making more quantity add lemon juice only when you are serving lunch or dinner. Also do not add when hot.
2 comments:
Lemon Rasam!! always soothing.
Hi Ann, Thank you for visiting my blog:-)
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