Rasam and Charu

Rasam is a quintessential, tangy, spicy, and soupy dish from South Indian cuisine, often served as a light accompaniment with rice or enjoyed on its own as a warm, refreshing, and digestive broth.

A collection of South Indian Rasam Recipes like Mysore Rasam, Veppam Poo Rasam and so on.

Rasam and Charu

Puzhi Charu

Puzhi Charu is a tangy tamarind-based dish tempered with mustard, fenugreek, red chillies, onion, and curry leaves, simmered briefly with salt. Serve hot with rice for rasam-like looks and puliyodharai-style flavor.

Rasam and Charu

Watermelon Rasam

Watermelon Rasam is a tangy, refreshing rasam made by simmering watermelon juice with tamarind water, dal water, and a coarse roasted spice blend. Finish with mustard-cumin tempering, lemon drops, and coriander garnish.

Rasam and Charu

Garlic Rasam

Garlic Rasam blends strained tomato and tamarind juices with coarsely ground spices and crushed garlic, simmered until boiling. Finish with mustard-curry leaf tempering and coriander; serve hot with rice.

Rasam and Charu

Carrot Rasam

Carrot Rasam blends strained carrot-tomato puree with tangy tamarind extract, simmered with turmeric, asafoetida, and salt. Finished with roasted spice powder, curry leaves, mustard tempering, and coriander.

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Tomato Rasam

Tomato Rasam is a tangy, comforting soup made by boiling and extracting tomato juice, then simmering it with turmeric, asafoetida, and a freshly dry-roasted spice powder. Finished with mustard tempering and coriander.