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A thin, peppery, tomato-based soup with a bright tang — South India's answer to chicken soup.
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Often reached for when someone has a cold — a South Indian soup believed to have restorative powers. Lighter than sambar, with black pepper's heat and tomato's tang making it deeply appetite-stirring. Eaten mixed into rice, or sipped on its own.
Chop the tomatoes into chunks and crush the garlic.
Combine 600ml water, the tomatoes, garlic, and black pepper in a pot and simmer for 15 minutes.
Mash the tomatoes with a wooden spoon to break them into the broth.
In a separate small pan, heat oil and pop the mustard and cumin seeds, then add the curry leaves to temper.
Pour the tempered oil into the soup and season with salt.
Finish with a squeeze of lime juice.