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Recipe For Pineapple Rasam: Ingredients

This recipe provides instructions for making a pineapple rasam with three key ingredients - pineapple, tur dhal water, and lemon juice. The main ingredients are blended together and tempered with spices like cumin seeds, red chili, and curry leaves. It can be made with either fresh ginger, green chili, and lemon juice, or with tamarind paste and rasam powder instead. The rasam is a light, refreshing soup that highlights the natural sweetness of pineapple.

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Recipe For Pineapple Rasam: Ingredients

This recipe provides instructions for making a pineapple rasam with three key ingredients - pineapple, tur dhal water, and lemon juice. The main ingredients are blended together and tempered with spices like cumin seeds, red chili, and curry leaves. It can be made with either fresh ginger, green chili, and lemon juice, or with tamarind paste and rasam powder instead. The rasam is a light, refreshing soup that highlights the natural sweetness of pineapple.

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Recipe for Pineapple Rasam

You can either prepare it with


rasam powder and tamarind, or
else you can make it with lemon,
green chili and ginger alone which
is tastier.

Ingredients:
Pineapple 4-5 rounds
Cooked Tur dhal water (1 cup)
One tomato
One lemon
Green chili 3 (slit)
Grated ginger 1-2 tsp
Curry leaves few
Coriander leaves for garnishing

To temper
Ghee 1 tsp
Jeera / cumin seeds 1 tsp
Red chili 1
Curry leaves few
Hing powder ¼ tsp
Salt to taste

Preparation:
Cook the tur dhal and keep 1 cup of its water (if you prefer the rasam to be watery – or else you can add
the cooked dhal 2 tbsp). Take the tomato (leave a small wedge for garnishing), deskin and make puree
with 4 pineapple rounds. In a pan, temper as given, add the slitted green chili and grated ginger. Then
add the pureed tomato and pineapple first and then the salt. Let it boil for few minutes. Then add the dhal
water. Garnish with coriander, and chopped tomato and pineapple wedges. Let it cool for some time, and
then add the lemon juice just before serving. So easy to make and delicious.

A different version,

You can add tamarind paste instead of lemon and add 1 -2 tbsp rasam powder instead of green chili and
ginger. It’s your choice. I prefer to use the fresh ones as it gives a nice aroma and taste. The fruit itself
contains sugar, so no need to add the syrup.

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