I have posted Andhra style Sambar Powder recipe recently and today I am posting Andhra style Rasam powder recipe which I got from my MIL.The addition of liberal quantity of cumin seeds, pepper corns and coriander seeds makes the rasam flavorful and spicy.A small quantity of toor dal is added to the powder which helps in thickening the rasam.It is a very simple and basic recipe which might help many who are new to kitchen.
Andhra Style Rasam Powder Recipe:
(stores upto a month)
Ingredients:
1 1/2 cups Coriander seeds
1/3 cup Toor dal(split Pigeon peas)
2 tbsp Cumin seeds
3 tbsp black Peppercorns
Method:
- In a thick kadai dry roast coriander seeds until they turn slight brown in color and keep them aside.
- In the same kadai dry roast toor dal until red in color and keep them aside.
- Add cumin seeds and peppercorns and fry them separately and keep them aside.
- Once they cool down grind them to a fine powder.
- Store it in an air tight container.
Add a couple of tsps of rasam powder while making rasam.
Notes:
- You can dry roast and add 10-12 red chillies while making the rasam powder.
You can use this Rasam powder in the following rasams:
- Tomato Dal rasam
- Tomato Rasam
- Pepper Rasam
- Drumstick Rasam
- Cumin rasam,etc.
12 comments:
it is very diff from how I make it.. This can be used in kootu too..
Bookmarked ,sounds yummy
Wow! we like the Andhra style rasam powder . it can be used in the preparation of variety of rasams as you wrote. Rasams are good for digestion
Looks very flavorful ...nice useful post
Very flavorful rasam powder , nice clickstoo
Flavorful powder,loved this version...
must be flavourful.. i make the same way but i add red chillies too..
Every household has some variation of these staples, right? Yours looks very flavorful.
flavourful powders...
Flavorful !!
Perfect ... But I had a small doubt ...Should v fry or roast cumin seeds and pepper corns?
TIA
Dry roast them in kadai
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