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- Eggs
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- Something else :)
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- Races
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- Processed cheese soup
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- Flask
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- Soup with zucchini and chicken
- Zucchini and cabbage soup
- Bean puree soup
- Sauerkraut cabbage soup
- Soup
- Barley-mushroom soup
- Lenten borsch
- Beverages
- desserts
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How much should races cook?

How to brew races
Products
Red lentils - 4 tablespoons
Tomatoes - 2 large and juicy
Chili pepper - 2 pieces
Mint - 3 sprigs
Lime juice - made from half a citrus
Baked milk - 3 tablespoons
Garlic - 2 cloves
Zira seeds - 1.5 teaspoon
Ground cinnamon - 0.5 teaspoon
Garam masala - 1 pinch
Mustard seeds - 0.5 teaspoon
Cilantro - 1 bunch
How to make soup
1. Sort the lentils thoroughly, rinse.
2. Pour cereals into a saucepan, add water and cook for 7 minutes.
3. Rinse tomatoes, put in a bowl and pour over with boiling water. Then rinse again with cold water and peel off.
4. Cut the tomato pulp.
5. Wash the chili peppers, cut out the stalk, remove the seeds and cut.
6. Wash sprigs of mint and cilantro, chop.
7. In a skillet, heat 2 tablespoons of ghee, add cumin and mustard seeds. Fry them for 2 minutes, stirring constantly.
8. Pour chili peppers, tomatoes, spices, mint, cilantro into a container.
9. Squeeze the juice from half the lime, add to the spiced tomatoes and beat with a blender until smooth.
10. Pour everything from the container into a pot of boiling lentils.
11. Peel the garlic cloves and chop finely.
12. Add 1 tablespoon of melted butter to a frying pan, heat and add finely chopped garlic. Fry for 30 seconds.
13. Pour the garlic in the races, cook for 3 minutes over low heat under a closed lid.
14. Turn off the heat, let the rasam brew for 10 minutes and can be served.
Fusofacts
- Rasam is a traditional Indian dish. It is a vegetable soup, where the main ingredients are tomatoes, chili peppers.- Vegetable soup is called differently in many parts of India, but the most popular is the name of the rasam, which from the Tamil language means "juice".
- Rasam in Indian cuisine acts as a separate liquid dish. It can also be served with boiled rice.
- Tamarind is a legume. The pulp of the product is used as a spice in Indian cuisine. Most often used during the preparation of liquid dishes.
Last update Author / Editor - Lydia Ivanova