Vepampoo rasam | Dried neem flower rasam | Neem flower rasam | South Indian rasam | Rasam Varieties

This rasam has its own health benefits. Dried neem flowers are always known as a good remedy for stomach related problems. We use neem flower for Ugadi and Tamizh new year pachadi. I remember my grandma telling neem tree and its medicinal effect. I also remember having neem leaves Kashayam or sometimes even raw neem leaves. It kills germs in stomach. Please try this recipe at home and share your feedback in the comment section below. Do not forget to subscribe the channel.
  • Cuisine: Indian
  • Course: Lunch
  • Preptime: 10mins
  • Cooktime: 30mins
  • Serves: 4Persons.

Ingredients:

  • Tamarind – Small lemon size . Soak and extract the juice.
  • Tomato -1 medium size.
  • Rasam powder – 1.5 tbsp (optional)
  • Salt to taste
  • Turmeric a pinch
  • To temper:
  • Ghee – 1 .5 tsp
  • Mustard – 1 tsp
  • Curry leaves few
  • Cumin -1 tsp
  • Dried neem flower/ Vepampoo – 1 tbsp
  1. In a vessel add tamarind juice and chopped tomatoes.
  2. Add turmeric, salt and rasam powder and allow them to boil for 20mins.
  3. In a tadka pan add ghee , mustard, cumin, curry leaves.
  4. Now add the vepampoo or dried neem leaves and fry until it is black.
  5. Dilute the rasam with 2 cups of water and add coriander leaves.
  6. Once it turns frothy add the tadka and turn off the flame.
  7. Serve the rasam with hot rice.
  • Notes:
  • You can skip rasam powder or adjust the measurement according to your taste.
  • You can also add pressure cooked toor dal.
  • Also you can red chilly while tempering.

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