Tamil Nadu Style Grinded Rasam Recipe

Step 1: To begin making Arachuvitta Rasam Recipe, soak the lemon sized tamarind in warm water for 10 minutes and squeeze out the tamarind pulp

Step 2: Keep this extract aside

Step 3: Also, soak the toor dal for 30 minutes and grind it along with the cumin seeds and red chilli to a fine paste using a hand mixer

Step 4: Now, take a wok/kadai add the tamarind extract, chopped tomatoes, slit green chilli and turmeric powder, enough water and boil until the tomatoes are well cooked and the raw smell of the tamarind goes away

Step 5: Add the ground toor dal mix, season with salt and simmer for another 10 minutes

Step 6: If the mixture becomes too thick, add water at this stage to your desired consistency and let the mix comes to a rolling boil

Step 7: Switch off the flame

Step 8: Heat ghee in a small tadka pan, add the mustard seeds and let it crackle

Step 9: Roughly hand pound the cumin and pepper corns using a mortar and pestle and add it to the tadka along with the curry leaves and asafoetida

Step 10: Once the curry leaves crackle, switch off the flame and transfer this tadka to the pan in which you have cooked the rasam

Step 11: Garnish with roughly torn coriander leaves and serve the Arachuvitta Rasam Recipe with steamed rice and beans carrot poriyal for a weeknight dinner

Step 12: Serve the Arachuvitta Rasam Recipe along with Steamed rice and Carrot Poriyal accompanied by Medu Vada Recipe in Sambar (Non Fried Fritters in Tangy Lentil Curry) for a delicious simple weeknight dinner