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In a large pot, pour about 2 large glasses of water and bring it to a boil. Add the washed cherry tomatoes and cook until they start to soften. Then, add the peeled garlic cloves and continue boiling until the tomatoes are fully cooked and their skins begin to split.
Using a ladle or a masher, gently mash the cooked tomatoes and garlic directly in the pot to release their juices. Add turmeric powder, salt to taste, and one large ladle of cooked toor dal. Stir everything together well.
Add rasam powder and tamarind pulp to the pot. Mix thoroughly and let the rasam come to a rolling boil, allowing all the flavors to infuse.
In a small pan, heat mustard oil. Add mustard seeds and cumin seeds. Once they begin to crackle, add a sprig of curry leaves, whole dried red chilies, and asafoetida. Finally, add Kashmiri red chili powder for color and immediately turn off the heat to prevent it from burning.
Pour the hot over the rasam. Add a small piece of jaggery to balance the tangy and spicy flavors. Garnish with a generous amount of freshly chopped coriander leaves and give it a final stir.
The delicious and aromatic Cherry Tomato Rasam is ready. Serve it hot with rice and crispy papad on the side.
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You can use regular tomatoes instead of cherry tomatoes.
Add a teaspoon of black pepper for extra heat and flavor.
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