After that festive food we needed something very light for dinner. Tomato Saaru, Rice and curds (yogurt) was something which came to my mind. A quick, easy and tasty treat is Tomato Saaru. Here is the recipe for it ..
You Need :
Tomatoes : 4 (Over Ripe is the best )
Saarina Pudi : 2 tsp (click on it to view recipe)
Jaggery : 1 tbsp (to adjust flavor)
Water : about 400 ml
Rice flour : 1tsp (optional, helps to thicken. I use it if the soup becomes very thin)
Salt
Tampering :
Oil (1 tsp), mustard,red chillies, curry leaves and hing/asafoetida
1.Pressure Cook/Cook in a vessel Tomatoes in 400 ml water.
2.Let the tomatoes and water come to room temparature. Separate tomatoes and water.
3.Blend tomatoes to smooth paste. Spoon the paste and add the reserved water to blender and rinse the blender and add the rinsed water to the tomato paste.
4.Add saarina pudi, salt, rice flour (if u are adding it), Jaggery (1/2 tbsp) and bring to boil.
5.When saaru starts boiling check the taste, and adjust flavors with remaining jaggery, water, sarrina pudi or salt or whatever is required.
6.If tomatoes are not sour, you can add little tamarind juice to make it sour.
7.Heat 1 tsp of oil in a separate pan, add mustard seeds. When mustard stops crackling add red chillies, curry leaves and hing. Pour this over the saaru.
8.If you have stems of coriander leaves add them to saaru. Cover the vessel and leave it aside for 20 mins before you serve it with hot rice.
Our way of enjoying saaru is with little mosaru.........
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16 comments:
That is a light meal for sure after the celebration..
Wow..Lakshmi..this looks simple n yummy...
perfecat lakshmi i like to have simple food that glass is so invaiting
too good..nice and simple food after festival
Perfect dinner after the festive feast..gud one LG
Yes,after all the heavy items on diwali,we should have something like this only!
Hope you had a great diwali!
Saru looks superb!
Hope you had a Blast...
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Wow this is something new and looks gr8.
Perfect and simple dinner after festival..Looks gr8 LG
Sure everyone house is filled with light meal :) Tomato saaru looks tasty
saaru looks yum
Spicy Soup,bet it delicious with rice:)
Wow .. tomato saaru with mosaru sooper aagide .. very comforting
I ususally add a little tuvar dal as well. But this seems nice a light!
that's a great idea to have such a simple dinner after all those grand festive treats Lakshmi! Slurp!
@ Dibs,
This is a toor dal less rasam dibs, which comes handy when we want some lighter meal..
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