Lemon ginger Rasam | Elumichai inji rasam

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Delicious lemon ginger rasam served in a bowl, highlighting fresh ingredients and vibrant flavors.

Inji lemon Rasam is a quick traditional healthy and tasty Indian soup. The pressure cooker version is super easy to make. it is also a great home remedy for the common cold, cough, and sore throat.

INSTANT 15 MINS RASAM

Rasam is an Indian soup, a comforting drink. it is not only a tasty rice accompaniment but also the best appetizer. No rasam powder for this quick rasam.

CAN I  USE TAMARIND  FOR GINGER LEMON RASAM? 

Tomato and lemon sourness goes well with ginger flavor so I generally skip tamarind for this rasam. If you are adding tamarind flavor might vary.

Healthy lemon ginger rasam in a bowl with fresh ingredients.

CAN I ADD RED CHILLI?

Ginger and green chilli spice is enough for the rasam. You can add a little red chilli and pepper spice

CAN I MAKE VEGAN ELUMICHAI INJI RASAM?

Yes, skip ghee and make rasam, or you can also use vegan butter.

TIPS TO ADD LEMON JUICE

  1. Add lemon juice after the stove is turned off
  2. Avoid boiling the lemon rasam after adding the lemon juice. You can warm the rasam before serving
  3. Make rasam watery
  4. Add lemon juice little by little. Taste, then add as required 

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RASAM RECIPES

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Traditional lemon ginger rasam served in a bowl with fresh ginger and tomatoes in the background.

Ingredients

Pressure cooker

1/4 cup Toor Dal 

3/4 cup Water 

1/2 tsp turmeric powder

1/4 tsp sesame oil 

1 tsp ginger, tightly pressed

2 green chili 

1 tsp ghee

Coriander leaves

1 tomato

Rasam

Sugar

lemon juice

Required salt

Coriander leaves

To temper

1/2 tbsp ghee

1 tsp cumin seeds

1/2 tsp mustard seeds

1 green chili 

1/4 tsp ginger

Asafoetida

Traditional lemon ginger rasam served in a bowl with fresh ingredients in the background.

how to make lemon ginger rasam with step-by-step pictures

  • Soak Toor Dal in warm water for 1 hour and drain the water

Yellow split pigeon peas in a stainless steel bowl for Lemon Ginger Rasam.

Boiling yellow lentils for lemon ginger rasam in a stainless steel pot.

  • Add ghee and saute ginger, tomatoes, and green chilli for a minute

Traditional lemon ginger rasam being prepared with ghee and spices.

Fresh tomato being added to a pot for lemon ginger rasam recipe.

Freshly prepared tomato and ginger rasam with grated ginger.

Green chili and tomato in a stainless steel pot.

Bright Lemon Ginger Rasam with fresh tomatoes and spices.

  • Furthermore, add coriander leaves and turmeric powder

Coriander leaves added to lemon ginger rasam for flavor and aroma.

Adding turmeric powder to tomato and herbs for lemon ginger rasam.

  • Saute till tomatoes turn slightly mushy

Slightly mushy lemon ginger rasam in a stainless steel pot, ready to serve.

  • Add Dal, sesame oil, and water; mix well

Soaked dal for lemon ginger rasam preparation.

Traditional lemon ginger rasam being prepared with water and spices in a pot.

Traditional South Indian Lemon Ginger Rasam with spices.

  • pressure cook for 5 whistles and simmer for 1 minute

Traditional pressure cooker used for making lemon ginger rasam in Indian cuisine.

  • Do natural pressure release
  • Remove chilli and mash the dal

Delicious lemon ginger rasam with fresh chillies and spices, served hot in a stainless steel pot.

Traditional lemon ginger rasam in a pot, highlighting fresh ingredients and vibrant color.

  • Add water, and salt and Sprinkle chopped coriander leaves; Cook till the rasam boils frothy

Traditional lemon ginger rasam being prepared with boiling water in a stainless steel pot.

Bright yellow lemon ginger rasam in a pot with salt being added.

Lemon ginger rasam with coriander leaves in a pot, traditional South Indian soup.

  • Turn off the stove
  • Mix sugar and salt with lemon juice

Fresh lemon being squeezed into a bowl for lemon ginger rasam, a traditional South Indian soup.

Clear glass of lemon ginger rasam with salt, traditional South Indian soup.

  • Add to the rasam; mix well

  • In a small pan add ghee when the ghee is hot add mustard seeds and let it splutter

Lemon ginger rasam being prepared with ghee in a pan, fresh ingredients ready in basket.

Traditional lemon ginger rasam in a black pot with fresh ingredients in the background.

Preparing lemon ginger rasam with mustard seeds in a pan for authentic South Indian flavor.

  • Furthermore add cumin seeds, green chili, ginger, and asafoetida; roast and transfer

Cumin seeds being added to boiling rasam for authentic flavor.

Cooking lemon ginger rasam with fresh ginger and spices in a pan.

Green chili cooking in a pan for lemon ginger rasam recipe.

Preparing lemon ginger rasam with fresh ingredients in a pan for authentic South Indian flavor.

Delicious lemon ginger rasam being prepared with fresh ingredients and spices.

Traditional lemon ginger rasam served hot with fresh herbs and spices.

 

Delicious lemon ginger rasam served in a traditional metal cup, highlighting the tangy and spicy fla.

Delicious lemon ginger rasam served in a bowl, highlighting fresh ingredients and vibrant flavors.

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Ingredients

Pressure cooker

  • 1/4 cup Toor Dal
  • 3/4 cup Water
  • 1/2 tsp turmeric powder
  • 1/4 tsp sesame oil
  • 1 tsp ginger tightly pressed
  • 2 green chili
  • 1 tsp ghee
  • Coriander leaves
  • 1 tomato

Rasam

  • Sugar
  • lemon juice
  • Required salt
  • Coriander leaves

To temper

  • 1/2 tbsp ghee
  • 1 tsp cumin seeds
  • 1/2 tsp mustard seeds
  • 1 green chili
  • 1/4 tsp ginger
  • Asafoetida

Instructions

  • Soak Toor Dal in warm water for 1 hour and drain the water
  • Add ghee and saute ginger, tomatoes, and green chilli for a minute
  • Furthermore, add coriander leaves and turmeric powder
  • Saute till tomatoes turn slightly mushy
  • Add Dal, sesame oil, and water; mix well
  • pressure cook for 5 whistles and simmer for 1 minute
  • Do natural pressure release
  • Remove chilli and mash the dal
  • Add water, and salt and Sprinkle chopped coriander leaves; Cook till the rasam boils frothy
  • Turn off the stove
  • Mix sugar and salt with lemon juice
  • Add to the rasam; mix well
  • In a small pan add ghee when the ghee is hot add mustard seeds and let it splutter
  • Furthermore add cumin seeds, green chili, ginger, and asafoetida; roast and transfer

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