Rasam
Powder Recipe - A Unique, Flavour-Packed Southern Indian Blend
Put together your own rasam powder recipe and you can enjoy the unique flavours of Southern Indian cooking at its best. This blend can be made in minutes, and whilst it's often used to flavour the soup of the same name, it's super versatile and can be used with numerous other Indian and Asian dishes.
In a dry pan, toast the urad dal, peppercorns and cumin, coriander and fenugreek seeds over a medium heat for a few minutes whilst stirring or shaking the pan
After a few minutes, and when the coriander seeds have darkened slightly, and you can really smell the aromas, take the pan off the heat
Transfer the ingredients to a bowl and cool for a few minutes
Once cooled, add the toasted ingredients to your grinder and grind along with the ajwain seeds, and if using, the salt
Once ground add to a bowl
Finally, add the asafetida, mustard, turmeric and chili powders to the bowl and combine
Store your rasam powder in a cool place, in an airtight jar and out of direct sunlight. Use within 6 months before making up a fresh amount.
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