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    Pudina Ramam – Minzsuppe mit gelben Linsen

    Pudina Ramam – Mint Soup with Yellow Lentils

    This fragrant soup combines yellow lentils, fresh mint, a fine spice paste, and a typical South Indian Tadka with mustard seeds, Cubeb pepper, and curry leaves. Light, spicy, and full of Agni fire – ideal as an appetizer or for light cleansing days.

    Ingredients (for 3–4 small glasses)

    Base:

    100 g yellow Oriental lentils
    2 cm fresh turmeric root
    2 sprigs fresh mint
    1 green chili pepper
    1 tsp coriander seeds (whole)
    1 tsp cumin (whole)
    1 tsp fennel (whole)
    1 tsp black pepper
    2 tbsp lime juice
    as needed salt
    2 tbsp cilantro (for garnish)

    For the South Indian Tadka (spice mixture):

    1 tbsp ghee
    6 tbsp black mustard seeds
    1 tsp Cubeb pepper
    1 tsp cumin (whole)
    ½ tsp asafoetida
    ½ dried red chili pepper
    20 fresh curry leaves (soak dried ones in water first)

    Preparation (approx. 30 minutes)

    Lentils & Base: Cook lentils with finely chopped turmeric root in approximately 250 ml water until soft (pressure cooker: 5 min, regular pot: approx. 20 min).
    Spice Paste: Blend mint, green chili, coriander, cumin, and fennel seeds along with pepper with 3 tbsp water in a blender into a fine paste.
    Simmer Soup: Transfer cooked lentils to a larger pot, add spice paste, salt, and 500 ml water. Heat everything while stirring occasionally until the soup foams as it comes to a boil. Remove from heat and stir in lime juice.
    Tadka (Spiced Oil): Heat ghee, add all spices (except asafoetida), cover with a lid – when the mustard seeds pop, turn off the heat. Stir in asafoetida.
    Finishing: Pour the aromatic spice mixture into the soup and garnish with fresh cilantro. Serve in small glasses.

    Ayurveda Tips:

    Best Time of Day: As an appetizer before lunch or as a light starter in the evening.

    Constitution: Warming and Agni-stimulating – ideal for Vata and Kapha, for Pitta it is better to enjoy with reduced heat.

    Spice Tip: Cubeb pepper and curry leaves enliven the senses – for a milder version, reduce the green chili or replace it with mild paprika.

    Nutritional Values per Serving (1 glass, approx. 150 ml)

    Nutritional Values Amount % NRV*
    Calories 95 kcal 4.7%
    Carbohydrates 10g 3.3%
    Protein 4g 8%
    Fat 3.5g 5%

    *Based on a 2000 calorie diet


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