1/06/2013

Andhra Special Pachi Pulusu / Raw Rasam

                                Hi friends...
                                          This is basically a raw tamarind soup.And can be prepared very easily which can be served with hot rice ,mudda pappu along with papads.
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Ingredients:-

Tamarind-1 big lemon sized ball
Onion-1/2 of a big one (finely chopped)
Jaggery / Sugar- 1 tsp
 Salt to taste

Method:-


Mustard Seds-1 tsp
Cumin Seeds-1/2 tsp
Red Chilies-3 nos
Hing-1/2 tsp
Curry leaves-few
 Oil-2 tsp



Method:-


Soak tamarind in 3 cups of water along with salt.Extract the juice and discard the pulp.Add the jaggery to it mix well.
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 Heat oil and add cumin seeds,mustard seeds.After they splutter add red chillies,hing and  curry leaves fry for a minutes.After its cool down crush the red chilies with fingers.Pour this seasoning over the tamarind mixture.
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Add chopped onions pieces.
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Let it stand for 30 minutes before serving.
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Serve with hot rice.

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36 comments:

  1. wow first time heard of this...but sounds gr8

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  2. Sounds interesting,tangy and yummy

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  3. Nice and interesting rasam.. Neatly presented..

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  4. We call this as pachai puli rasam n never add jaggery, love ur version n beautiful presentation dear!!!

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  5. never tried pachi pulusu before..your presentation is very good.

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  6. Never tried this... Looks so flavorful... Loved the last two clicks

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  7. Wow this is totally new to me. My kids will love this. Thanks Divya.

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  8. wow tis shd be sersly so tangyyy..good one..

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  9. love this ...reminds me its already time for new yr

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  10. Bumping first time this kind of a rasam. Looks so tangy and drool worthy.

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  11. tempting and interesting rasam..

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  12. Delicious tangy rasam, very easy and simple.

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  13. Heard about this, never tried it yet..

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  14. Looks like a very flavorful rasam dear :) Must taste great with rice and some papads... :)

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  15. Heard about this pulusu but never tasted it though ;)

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  16. Delicious recipe love this raw rasam.

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  17. Some new & delicious, must try

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  18. it looks like a drink i can just drink up! :)

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  19. something new to me...looks tangy

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  20. Super tangy and tonguetickling rasam.

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  21. very interesting and yummmy rasam
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  22. Wow ! This drink looks so exotic & awesome.

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  23. Loved the way you served it in the glass Divya! lovely pulusu, cannot wait till sankranthi to make this.

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  24. Would love to try this tangy and delicious rasam.

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  25. Very nice , will be perfect with rice.

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  27. I just made my first rasam ever. It tastes incredible. You are awesome!

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  28. The recipe behind this post is awesome! It’s such a simple recipe to try it - Thanks for sharing.. Well done!
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