• | Soak tamarind in half liter warm water; remove the pulp, strain and reserve. |
• | Clean and wash chicken bones properly. |
• | Grind the scraped coconut with warm water, extract coconut milk and keep aside. |
• | Reserve the coconut residue as well. |
• | Boil the chicken bones in one and a half liter of water for fifteen minutes. |
• | Add the tamarind water, tomatoes, boneless chicken, salt, Rasam powder, asafetida, ten curry leaves and continue cooking. |
• | Cover it and simmer till the liquid becomes half and you get a good aroma. Add the coconut residue, sprinkle chopped coriander and simmer for about three to four minutes. |
• | Remove the vessel from heat and add cooked chicken. |
• | Heat up the ghee and temper with mustard seeds, red chilies and the remaining curry leaves. |
• | Add the mixture to the prepared Rasam and cover immediately to trap the flavor. Serve hot. |
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