Prep Time-5mins
Cook Time-45mins {Pressure cooking + Stove top cooking}
Serves-2People
Pairs well with rice, curry & ghee.
Ingredients
1/4Cup toor dal
2Tomatoes chopped
1Medium drumstick chopped to 4 pieces
1/4Tsp turmeric
Few curry leaves
2&3/4Cup water
1Tbs lemon juice
2Tsp rasam powder
1Tsp sugar
Salt to taste
Tempering/Tadka/Popu
1Tbs oil
1Tsp mustard seeds
1Tsp jeera/cumin
Few curry leaves
1/2Tsp hing
Directions
- Pressure cook toor dal, tomatoes, drumstick's & curry leaves with 3/4Cup water to 2 whistles. Allow it to cool before transferring to a vessel.
- Mash the dal & add rasam powder, salt, sugar along with 2Cups water.
- Bring them to boil & adjust salt if needed. Cook for 5mins one low heat & switch off heat.
- Heat pan with oil. To that add mustard, cumin & curry leaves. Once the mustard starts jumping add hing to pan & switch off heat.
- Add tadka & lemon juice to rasam. Mix them well & rasam is ready to serve.
- Serve with warm rice & a dollop of ghee.
Note
- Don't heat rasam after adding lemon rasam.
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Perfect side dish for hot plain rice.
ReplyDeleteLove the addition of drumsticks, lipsmacking rasam..Comforting food.
ReplyDeleteRasam sounds really good on this cold day.
ReplyDeleteI love lemon rasam and adding drumsticks to the rasam is very new to me. Looks very tempting!
ReplyDeleteA inviting rasam, an attractive photograph of the dish.
ReplyDeleteLemon rasam looks so inviting...Love to drink just like that :)
ReplyDeletewow Love the aadition of drumstick in this rasam dear :) looks fantastic !!
ReplyDeleteOh wow...this looks so delicious. .I am tempted.
ReplyDeleteYour pictures are so sinful!..you have taken the humble rasam to new heights with your beautiful pictures!
ReplyDeleteLove this rasam its one of the staple in our house. Never added drumstick though. Will try soon
ReplyDeleteI have tried a few different versions of rasam but not this one yet. It will have to be next
ReplyDeleteLovely clicks Sreevalli. Rasam sounds delicious.
ReplyDeleteI love lemon rasam and lovely click!!
ReplyDeleteMy mother used to make it for us. I miss this a lot! Let's see if I can find it here in Kolkata.
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