Rasam powder recipe, learn how to make homemade rasam powder that you can grind in mixie and store in bulk.
I always wanted to try this at home. But buy either aachi or MTR. MIL grinds and uses for a month. Her version is a coarse powder version which has no dal in it. Mom makes rasam powder just for the day freshly. I saw this recipe in my cook book mom gave me, so wanted to give it a try. Last week I tried and it was really good. So wanted to share it here. I will sure here after make my own powder at home, because homemade powder is more flavourful and so unique and smell homely!
Check out my sambar powder recipe.
Rasam powder recipe
Rasam powder recipe, learn how to make homemade rasam powder that you can grind in mixie and store in bulk.
Servings 1 cup
Cup measurements
Ingredients
- ¾ cup Coriander seeds
- 20 Red chilli long variety
- ¼ cup Toor dal
- ¼ cup Chana dal
- 3 tbsp Black pepper
- 3 tbsp Cumin seeds
- ½ tsp Hing
Instructions
- Dry roast red chilli,hing (if solid. Refer notes), channa dal and toor dal first until dals are golden in colour. Roast in medium flame with constant frying. Transfer to a plate for cooling and then roast coriander seeds and pepper until fragrant.
- Once the coriander seeds is roasted well, it lends a great flavour. Now add jeera lastly. Fry until it starts popping. Cool everything completely.
- Powder it to a fine powder in a mixer and store in an airtight container.
Notes
- I used solid hing so roasted along the ingredients together. If powder, you can add it towards end while roasting to prevent burning.
- Can be stored for a month if handled properly in an airtight container.
- If you want you can add turmeric in this powder. I add turmeric to rasam only if needed.
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Rasam powder method:
- Dry roast red chilli,hing (if solid. Refer notes), channa dal and toor dal first until dals are golden in colour. Roast in medium flame with constant frying. Transfer to a plate for cooling and then roast coriander seeds and pepper until fragrant.
- Once the coriander seeds is roasted well, it lends a great flavour. Now add jeera lastly. Fry until it starts popping. Cool everything completely.
- Powder it to a fine powder in a mixer and store in an airtight container.
Use this and see the difference of the aroma it lends!
Flavorful powder
flavourful podi
Very nice post..Have never tried making at home.. I use the mtr one and we all love it..My mom used to send me a stock of this though she has given me the recipe for it..my rasam powder is ground a little coarsely..
i never buy rasam powder raks ! always home made they are the best !
Very nice post, I never tried this one before.. will surely give it a try…
Thanks,
Pooja
very useful back to basic post.. nice flavourful powder slightly different from my mums one
very useful back to basic post.. nice flavourful powder slightly different from my mums one
Very nice. And it is very useful also. We can try it rather than using ready powder. And Kindly post the recipe of sambar powder and also garam masala powder… Thanks….
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Very helpful post…. Never tried in home…
I already have both the recipes, please find it in recipe index.
homemade rasam powder are always best….lovely presentation of spices..love the addition of kati perugayam..it must be flavorful podi..
Homemade is always more flavorful & better than store bought ones.. My mom adds curry leaves too to this.. Looks nice !
Homemade podis are always flavourful…looks great!
nice and useful post.. 🙂 Love all your recipes and I follow most of them in my cooking… !!
flavorful powder……awesome clicks
flavourful rasam powder. Thanks for sharing
Super flavoruful posdi, nothing can beat the aroma of this home made rasa podi
Homemade is always the best! Aromatic and flavorful podi.
I too never tried rasam powder but this is in my to do list…Aromatic Podi, love Rasam with this flavorful podi..will try it soon 🙂
Lovely flavorful rasam powder
I appreciate that you took time to compile and posting to the web site. I just did Rasam Powder and yet to test. My mother recipe and your recipe matched the item and qty. I will be using this web site to make other item. One suggestion is that .. I want all the powder in one place under Recipe Index. I see only 2 podi in one place and other sambar and rasam powder in one place.
I thank you for taking your time and making this site good.
Nice post. Could you please tell the difference of the Rasam powder and the Sambhar powder . I feel the ingredients are same for the both. Expecting the reply ASAP.
Will be better if similar measuring units are mentioned. Can make comparative ideas. How does cup equate to tblspoon?
Hiii…ur one cup measures howmuch in ml?
Hi, tried this and made rasam today. Perfect taste! Thanks for posting.
Learnt a new podi…lookings awesome Thanks a lot rak's. .. keep posting…
Very nice and useful
Hi raks
My redchilli is very hot one, also my kid won't eat spicy hot food and she loves rasam..if v adjust the quantity of chilli ll any flavour changes?can u tell me the adjustments as I want to try only ur recipe as I always do
Have you tried this method and it was spicy for you? If yes, you can reduce, no problem at all.
Hi raja.i prepared this rasam podi.it was really very tasty.im making 2nd time now do I really have to add hing please reply
If you dont like you can skip, later if you want you can add while tempering.
dear Raks… pls confirm the measurement for coriander ..im not good with cups . how many tbsp can I use ? tq dear
12 tbsp (1 tbsp = 15 ml)
Nice,tasty
Can you let us know how much is 1cup .is it 240ml or less?
Thank you.
240 ml
very flavorful and easy to use. I used to buy readymade until i started using your recipe. I am now making the 2nd batch. Thank you !
I made plantain rasam with this podi. It was damnnnn. Yummiest !! Thanks for sharing. Loved it.
I have already made two batches of this rasam powder, it came out very good, Thanks for sharing such a nice recipe
Thanks a lot