Cuisine diabetic friendly, gluten free, Indian, Medicinal, South indian, Vegetarian
Servings 0
Ingredients
100gramssplit pigeon pea0.5 cup
40gramsturmeric
250gramscoriander seeds3 cups
50gramscumin seedsless than 1/3 cup
50gramsBlack pepperless than cup 1/3
40gramsdry red chillies
1cupcurryleavesloosely packed
Instructions
Set a plate ready with turmeric placed in it.
Set a cast iron wok / kadai, on a low heat.
Dry roast the Split pigeon pea till golden brown. Remove and place it on the plate to cool.
Add the coriander seeds next and Dry roast till smoky and a lovely aroma is released. Be careful not to burn. Place it on the plate atop of the spices also placed in the plate
Roast the jeera and black pepper next. Place them in the same plate.
Dry roast the red chilies and follow the same.
Follow up with the curry leaves
Cool down and powder well.
Store the powder in a air tight container.
Notes
You can choose to use turmeric powder as some spice mill may not be strong to powder the dry turmeric root.The curry leaves can be taken off if you are adding fresh, but I find it most convenient to have all in one.For rasam for 4 people we need around one tbsp of rasam powder.