This post title created a lot of controversy in social media a few years back. That’s why I made a new video by clarifying few things. Please note the recipe is not altered, it remains the same.
Why the name Kalyana rasam? We all know, tamarind water is added to rasam which are made at weddings. But I have given the same name for this rasam without tamarind. The moment I tasted the rasam it tasted similar to the rasam we eat at weddings. So I named so, later came to know that it is also called poricha rasam.
Why No garlic in rasam? We Tamil Brahmins, don’t add garlic in our day to day cooking. Very rarely garlic is added in rasam and we call it as poondu rasam.
This rasam recipe is tried by many viewers and it is a super hit recipe among my readers. Also the most popular recipe from Jeyashris kitchen too. Do give it a try and let me know how it turned out. Check out other interesting Rasam recipes Raw mango rasam, Mangalore style rasam, and Thakkali rasam.
Kalyana Rasam recipe
Grind the tomatoes into a puree and reserve ½ portion of the tomatoes before grinding.Finely chop that ½ portion and keep it aside.
Roast the toor dal, black pepper and red chili in ½ tsp ghee.Once the dal turns golden brown, switch off the flame.Add the cumin seeds and mix well. Let this sit in the pan for a few minutes.
Allow it cool completely and grind into a fine paste by adding little water.
Add the tomato puree in a vessel in which you are going to make rasam.Now add in the ground paste to this.Add ½ cup water to it and add turmeric powder, salt, and asafoetida.Let this boil for 5- 7 minutes.
Mix the cooked toor dal and 1.5 cups of water.Add this to the pan. Let this froth up.Add coriander leaves and few curry leaves.
In a pan add 1 tsp ghee and temper ½ tsp mustard seeds and curry leaves.Once it splutters, add it to the rasam and add the tomato pieces.Switch off the flame.
Kalyana rasam is ready to serve.
Ongoing event: Celebrate – Easterin my blog. https://sweets-n-spices.blogspot.in/ http://www.indianrecipecorner.com Sindhuhttp://www.relishdveggies.blogspot.com this one really looks super slurpy! I am gonna try this out tomorrow and let you know. I can almost smell the ingredients roasting in the ghee…Great clicks. I love your eeya chombu.. Why does your blog NOT allow wordpress?? Shobhahttp://www.anubhavati.wordpress.com I just love your blog, I almost a receipe every day. I have a question for you, when u say few tbsp of cooked dal, its tough to judge the quantity for me (I cannot just cook few tbsp of dal right). May be some tips for bachelor like me. Mani. Thanks Ramya Today, I started searching online for making rasam…. Positively I got into ur blog where I found this Kalyana Rasam…. I did it and hopefully got good comments from parents saying it should start doing like this always….. happy today…. THANK YOU SO MUCH… this blog seems to be more useful for me… Am sure, gonna try other recipes and surprise my Brother too:) Best,Shree
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