The Sathumudhu(Rasam) made in Iyengar marriages have a distinct and exotic taste. This recipe was sent by a friend of mine(Parthasarathy), which he has tasted in Thennangur temple and I felt that this tasted like the kalyana sattumudhu. The original recipe was to dry roast the ingredients. I tried 2 varieties, one dry roasting the ingredients and the other frying the ingredients in oil except jeera. I felt that the method which I fried in oil was more flavourfulllll and it tasted like the kalyana sathumudhu. Thanks Mr. Parthasarathy for the recipe.
INGREDIENTS:
Tamarind - 1/2 the size of a lemon
Tomato - 1 (big)
Curry leaves - 1 sprig
Salt - to taste
Hing - a generous pinch
Cooked and mashed toor dhal - 2 tablespoons
Mustard seeds - 1/4 tsp.
Ghee - 1 tsp.
Coriander leaves - to garnish
To powder:
Toor dhal - 1 tablespoon
Dhaniya - 1 tablespoon
Pepper - 1/4 tablespoon
Cumin seeds/Jeera - 1/2 tablespoon
Dry red chillies - 3 or 4
Oil - 1/2 tsp.
METHOD:
Heat oil and fry all the ingredients (except jeera).
Pound in a mixie to a bit coarse powder.
Boil tamarind juice and tomatoes cut to small cubes along with curry leaves, hing and salt. Add pressure cooked & mashed toor dhal. Finally add 2 tablespoons of this powder. When you smell a good aroma add 3 cups of water and boil till frothy. Season with mustard seeds and garnish with coriander leaves.
Interesting rasam.
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ReplyDeleteflavourful and so easy as well...
ReplyDeleteNice simple rasam recipe...
ReplyDeleteThe color is so rich and golden. The name itself suggests that it is made for marriages. Yum yum
ReplyDeleteYaarukku Kalyanam? I agree with you - I'm sure they taste better when fried in oil before being ground.
ReplyDeleteSimple and tasty dear...
ReplyDeleteHmmmmmmmmmmm! yum yum kalyana sathmudu very tempting.
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ReplyDeleteNice Rasam...Love the rasam...S..s...One of my friend's mother prepares the rasam and name it sathumudu....
ReplyDeleteTempting rasam!
ReplyDeleteI am fond of kalyana rasam. Looks so tempting.
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ReplyDeleteWowwww looks so good and interesting. That name is so new to me and I love the sound of it. Gonna call rasam sadam as sathumudhu from now on :)
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ReplyDeleteI love the rasam served in marriages in the South. Thanks for sharing the recipe.
ReplyDeleteLovely color ...looks really good
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Hamaree Rasoi
Nice version of rasam.
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ReplyDeleteSounds great,looks so comforting!
ReplyDeletethe name itself interesting really delicious one
ReplyDeleteRasam looks delicious and tempting.
ReplyDeleteMade this Rasam s.day ...Wow enjoyed it ... Thanks for sharing this recipe ...
ReplyDeleteHi Shanthiji, I love the wedding preparations and the rasam looks really simple to try. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteHello Shanthiji,
ReplyDeleteLove the name of the rasam...Always kalyana rasams have an authentic different taste...YUmmy...I am bookmarking ths to try it out tomorrow...
Shobha
AWESOME rasam!! :) The pic looks inviting :)
ReplyDeleteJust prepared the Kalyana Sattummudu for my wife. It came out excellent. Thanks for the recipe.
ReplyDeleteCheers
Srinivasan
Thanks for the recipe maami !
ReplyDeleteSriram
Hello, thanks for this recipe, I tried the fry in oil method. Reminds me of "Mysore rasam" ... I added a tiny piece of vellam also.
ReplyDeleteRasam ....any time..love to try the Iyengar variant!
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