Both Rasam and Sambar are traditonal South Indian Dish. SInce
sambar have thick gravy it is considered as curry. While rasam is
in the catogory of soup. While drinking Rasam the sour taste
prevails..
Both Rasam and Sambar are traditonal South Indian Dish. SInce
sambar have thick gravy it is considered as curry. While rasam is
in the catogory of soup. While drinking Rasam the sour taste
prevails..
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Rasam is a south Indian soup. The base of the soup is made up of
tamarind juice, tomatoes and other spices. Steamed lentils and
other vegetables are added to the soup. Rasam is best eaten
together with rice.
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There are many types of rasam recipes, including those for soup,
appetizers, and as a main course when mixed with rice.