Thursday, November 12, 2009

Pachi Pulusu

Hi friends...........if u have strong palates try this Rasam.......This typical rasam is from coastal Andhra Pradesh. Pachi Pulusu means Raw Rasam, usually served cold with hot rice.

Ingredients:
  • Tamarind(1/2 lemon sized), 1tsp.Jaggery, 1 medium Onion(finely chopped), 2red Chillis, 1tsp.Jeera, 2Green Chilli, A fist full of Coriander leaves(chopped), 2tsp.Oil, 2tsp.Mustard seeds, 1spring Curry Leaves, 3cups Water, Salt to taste.
Method:
  • Soak the tamarind in water if 15min., squeeze out the pulp. Add this pulp, jaggery to 3cups of water, let the jaggery dissolve. Char red and green chillies on the direct flame, if not dry roast them till the green chillies skin turn brown, crush them with ur had and add them to the water. Then add the chopped onions, coriander leaves, curry leaves, salt mix well and keep it aside for 15min., this helps to incorporate the flavors. In a pan heat oil, once it hot add mustard and jeera, once they start to splutter, add this seasoning to the tamarind mixture, mix well ...............Serve it with piping hot steamed rice.

22 comments:

  1. Wow..its a sure to try in this kinda weather..

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  2. Wow! Yummy rasam! Hot or cold love to have any kind of rasam! so tempting...!

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  3. Very pleasing recipe..... looks good too... Must taste like heaven with the piping hot rice... I bet!

    Ash....
    (http://asha-oceanichope.blogspot.com/)

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  4. interesting.....like a tamarind raita..( since it is uncooked)..i feel like dipping my pani puri in it...:)

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  5. My palates are already tingling at how this rasam wud taste.. Sure, it is my knida rasam..!! Yum yum :)

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  6. Dear Prasu
    Me and my family have very strong palates..so don't worry...it will be great taste indeed. Make hot rice, take out from freeze and eat...no heating business
    Thanks for sharing

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  7. This is looking perfect for this windy weather.

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  8. what a rasam...got to try thsi simple rasam..looks great

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  9. sounds really interesting and looks nice as well

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  10. Perfect for winter... looks delicious :)

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  11. yummy rasam, prasu..this is something new to me..a raw rasam..something closer to buttermilk kadhi..

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  12. yummyy yummm..Sounds simple and delicious:-)

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  13. Hi Prasu, I also love pachi pulusu..sadly we get only tamarind paste here, so I do not make it as it gives a different flavor :(...

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  14. My favorite rasam. Nothing can beat this simple pachai pulusu...yummm..

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  15. Quite a different way of doing things. I could almost feel the heat of the pepper on my hands when you wrote about roasting the chilis and crushing them with you hands. Love all these fascinating ways we have made simple delicacies for ages. Thanks for sharing.

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  16. Its completely a new recipe to me.....Looks delicious

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  17. Capturing pachi pulusu is an art dear...your pic rock...PP looks yummy...

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  18. So this tamarind rasam is not heated or boiled, probably never tasted one!

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  19. Never tried,but it looks good,want to try

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