As i do with the dry legumes, i usually sprout the fenugreek seeds, horsegrams and sometimes channa as large quantities and freeze them in plastic boxes so that i can use them whenever i need for.. These sprouted veggies are quite handy to try out any gravies or as side dishes anytime... I have a bag of sprouted fenugreek seeds still in my freezer and here is one of my trial with sprouted fenugreek seeds as rasam...Todays its too snowy and we felt like having simple and something comforting, so i prepared everything to make out rasam with tomatoes and my mind as usual, thought of making out something different as rasam with some frozen sprouted fenugreek seeds..Once i tempered the seeds and dry red chillies, i have sauteed the sprouted fenugreek seeds until they turns soft and added the uncooked rasam water which i prepared with tomatoes, the tanginess of the tomatoes dominated the bitterness of these fenugreek seeds and we loved having this healthy, delicious tangy rasam with some simple potato fries, this rasam is quite healthy for diabetic peoples as fenugreek seeds are well recommanded to diabetic peoples coz of their health values..Needless to say that these rasam goes directly to my own event CWS-Fenugreek Seeds guest hosted by SE of Denufood for this month and to Yasmeen's Bitter Better Foods..
2nos Tomatoes (crushed)
1/4cup Sprouted fenugreek seeds
1tsp Home made rasam powder
4nos Garlic cloves (crushed)
1/2tsp Mustard seeds
1/4tsp Cumin seeds
1/4tsp Asafoetida powder
2nos Dry red chillies
5nos Curry leaves
2tbsp Coriander leaves (chopped)
1tsp Lemon juice
Take the crushed tomatoes,crushed garlic cloves, home made rasam powder,curry leaves with enough salt and water together in a bowl ....heat enough oil and add the mustard seeds, cumin seeds, dry red chillies,slit opened green chillies and asafoetida powder and let them fry..add the sprouted fenugreek seeds to the tempered spices and saute until they turns soft, now add the already prepared tomato-spice water to the cooking veggies..once they starts bubbling put off the stove and garnish with coriander leaves and add the lemon juice..put off the stove..
Serve hot with rice and any spicy side dishes!
This looks so healthy and delicious.
ReplyDeletegreat twist to a simple dish
ReplyDeleteI have never really tried sprouting methi, but it sounds so healthy and delicious ... just the thing to be had after a long, winter day!
ReplyDeleteI must try sprouting the dry Methis too, I always have dry Methis seeds but not Methi greens. Rasam looks yummy.
ReplyDeleteSimple,healthy and mouthwatering rasam..
ReplyDeletelovely dish! Amazing varieties of sprouted methi seeds....
ReplyDeleteThis is new to me. Should try this.
ReplyDeleteI saw at SE blog this rasam now! I never tried this delicious way!
ReplyDeleteLooks tasty and healthy..have to give a try..
ReplyDeleteSo healthy and delicious!!!! Looks really yummy:)
ReplyDeleteVery healthy rasam.
ReplyDeleterasam looks yummy...have never sprouted fenugreek...thnx for the idea...
ReplyDeleteNEVER TRIED SPROUTED METHI..LOOKS INTRESTING AND TEMPTING..:))very healthy
ReplyDeleteyeah...same pinch...the rasam looks very comforting!!
ReplyDeleteWow Priya...thanks for sharing this healthy and awesome rasam recipe dear..looks so good...storing sprouted fenugreek seeds sounds good too...I am thinking of starting that hereafter :)
ReplyDeleteHi Priya..I Love rasam! Goes very well with any side dish! Slurrrpppp! ;)
ReplyDeletepriya,
ReplyDeleteThis rasam, is really good healthy with sprouted methi seeds
How interesting and I have never sprouted anything so now I am tempted to try! How do you do it?
ReplyDeleteI have never tried anything with sprouted methi seeds excepting planting it in my pot to get methi leaves :) I will have to give it a try.
ReplyDeleteWow..Its looks so tempting...specially with all the flu going around..the methi seeds must be adding a nice flavor..we have tried only salad withose..
ReplyDeleteTasty and new variety rasam! Love to gulp it :)
ReplyDeleteLooks Mouthwatering and Tangy! Love it!
ReplyDeleteso very healthy.Perfect for a cold day!
ReplyDeleteRasam with sprouted methi sounds interesting. I too sprout methi often.
ReplyDeletenew to me priya:)
ReplyDeleteTHats a healthy ingredient in rasam..nice way of eating them without any fuss
ReplyDeleteHealthy and nice rasam..
ReplyDeleteInteresting.. but makes me wonder, cos fenugreek seeds taste bitter.. how does this taste? -Naina
ReplyDeletehave nevr tried sprouting methi seeds..rasam looks yum..i am eager to know the taste..
ReplyDeleteNever heard of this. New and healthy
ReplyDeletethis rassam is absolutely new to me, sounds healthy, warming, and delicious Priya!!!
ReplyDeleteindha weather-kku indha meri yedhaavadhu senjaa-dhan sugamaaa irukkum !!!
Bonne journée priya!!!
Mouthwatering!!!!
ReplyDeleteRealy a very healthy recipe love to have with a bowlof steamed rice mmmm mouthwaterng..........
ReplyDeleteWow I am big fan of Rasam,will always be in a search of new Rasam variety,this surely rings a bell....Nice Innovation...Gr8 entry...
ReplyDeletesounds healthy priya.
ReplyDeleteஹெல்தியான ரசம்...
ReplyDeleteHealthy and nice flavoured rasam...
ReplyDeleteHealthy rasam with sprouts.
ReplyDeleteA great rasam,can't wait to try :D
ReplyDeleteNever tried sprouted methi.. Infact I am always bit scared for the bitter taste ;)
ReplyDeleteBut lovely rasam Priya.. It wud be dfntly tasty and diff from the usual rasam!
wow priya very healthy n innovative rasam...loved the way u used sprouted methi seeds...vl try
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