This rasam is very easy to prepare and yet tastes and smells great!! We can take this with rice or can serve hot hot as a starter!!This will induce hunger as it has ginger and pepper in it!!
Ingredients
| Thoor dal cooked | 1/2 cup |
| Ginger | 1 inch piece grushed |
| Lime juice | 1 tblsp |
| Green chilies | 2-4 |
| tomato | 1 |
| pepper | 1 tsp crushed |
| Turmeric | 1/4 tsp |
Tempering
| Mustard | 1 tsp |
| jeera | 1 tsp |
| Asafetida | 3 pinches |
| Curry leaves | 1 sprig |
| Ghee | 1 1/2 tsp |
| Coriander leaves | 1 tblsp for garnishing |
| Thoor dal and lime | Crushed ginger,pepper,curry,tomato and chilli |
Method
- Heat a kadai with ghee and add the tempering items,one by one..Mustard,jeera,asafetida,curry and green chillies and half of the crushed ginger ...
- Add tomatoes and fry for a minute and add 2 cups water with salt,turmeric and bring to boil.
- Add the remaining crushed ginger,pepper and boil till tomatoes are soft.
- Add the cooked thoor dal and bring to boil.
- When it boils well,switch off the stove and add the lime juice and coriander leaves and cover immediately.
- This rasam should not be reheated or boild after lime juice have been added,as it may give a bitter taste.
- Serve hot as a starter or with rice and pappad!!
This is off to Sunita's Monthly blog event
Think Spice...Think ginger.






mmm...yummy! i love this rasam..we call it limboo rasam...
ReplyDeleteNever tried ginger rasam. Sounds really good.
ReplyDeleteNever tried this one.. sounds interesting. Guess perfect for the season thats filled with cold & cough for most of us!
ReplyDeleteVery Appetising Rak's. Lovely.
ReplyDeleteMe too...never tried rasam with ginger..good one
ReplyDeleteI often crave garlic rasam, but never tried a ginger version - reading this, I'm truly surprised I haven't had it already! Guess it is time to fix that :)
ReplyDeletei think i wud have it as an appetiser :)
ReplyDeleteRajitha,
ReplyDeleteThanks for your comments ...:)
tbc,
Try this,you will surely love it:)
Seema,
You are right...all you need is one hot cup of this rasam:)
Lakshmi,Easy carfts
Thankyou for ur comments:)
Kaykat,Nags,
ReplyDeleteMe too was sticking always to garlic rasam...once I had this as an appetizer in a restaurant..then I tried this for my self...now I am a big fan of this rasam:)
Hi Rak,
ReplyDeleteRasam looks clear.Thanks for sharing.
Thanks for that lovely rasam.
ReplyDeleteI love rasam. I too add ginger in t when i make them.
ReplyDeleteOnly thinkg is i don't make rasam that often as i am the only person who likes it in my place
Very innovative Rajeshwari, why not send it for JFI-Toor dal too!
ReplyDeleteThis sounds wonderful Raks... I would love to slurp this as a soup in this cold weather. Bookmarking this to try.
ReplyDeleteAfter all that TG feast, I need this ginger rasam! Looks delicious!:))
ReplyDeleteNice entry rajeshwari! How many varieties of rasams we prepare! :) There can be no tamizh meal without rasam!
ReplyDeletePicture is lovely!:)
I like all rasam recipes..
ReplyDeleteand definitely this too.
Looks so goooooooooooood!!! I have a bad cold.. must try!!!
ReplyDeleteginger rasam ...perfect for this winter season...i love all varition of rasams...really appetising...
ReplyDeleteGinger Rasam sounds like just what I need! Delicious :)
ReplyDeletewould love to drink as soup. Would be best for this cold season, right ? Looks yummy.
ReplyDeleteMenutoday,Sunita,
ReplyDeleteThanx for your compliments...!!
Happycook,
Here too the same story;)
Bindya,
thanks for your idea...!!Will try to post specifically for that or else this i will send to her:))
lavanya,Asha
ReplyDeleteGlad that you love this rasam!!
Latha mam,
You are absolutely right..Thanx for the compliments!!
Seena,
thanx for your compliments!!
manasi,remya,mandira,pravs,
Yes indeed its perfect for this season and nasty cold ...;D
yummmm rasam looks soo yummy want to try soon
ReplyDeleteVery nice entry Raji. Did you see mine. I felt so shy when I posted that ginger tea. I know that it's a common thing ,nothing special. But I had no time and I had to participate. Rasam looks so comforting.
ReplyDeleteI never heard of ginger rasam before.. must try this one... This hot rasam as a soup..mmmmm... mouthwatering..
ReplyDeletesagari,anu,
ReplyDeleteThanks for the compliments!!
kribha,
Dont worry you have posted somany people's favourite and me too had somany ideas for ginger then at last minute I posted this simple rasam!!
Hi raks, ginger rasam seems to be new to me. Thanx for sharing. I will enjoy to try this.
ReplyDeletewhy dont you send this one to JFI thoor dal as well??
ReplyDeleteappealing rasam! :)
ReplyDeleteginger rasam sounds really appetizing! love to have it when i am sick... :D
ReplyDeletehey...can i have it mixed with rice?...and what accompaniment will be good with it?
ReplyDeleteYes u can eat with rice, any spicy dry curry can be good with it.
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