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After 10 hours,the batter should have risen well. If it has not risen enough, leave for a couple of more hours. A high-powered blender. In India you can buy a special mixer grinder to grind dosa and idli batter, but a good blender works just as well. Well, there is a great story about the origin of the famous masale dosa. There are many stories around india, but according to the wiki, it originated from my hometown udupi. it was here in udupi, the dosa’s were made crisp and served. one of the local restaurants in udupi started to serve potato masala stuffed dosa as a variation and also to lower the coconut chutney consumption. in those days, coconut-based dishes were considered pricey and dosa’s cannot be consumed without any side dish. gradually stuffed dosa became one of the norms and the migrant community took this variety to mumbai and exposed it to a broader audience. it was very well received in the cosmopolitan city and that’s how it became one of the popular dose varieties. Q. What is beaten rice? Is it something you buy or do you have to make it? A.Beaten rice is also known as Poha, flattened rice or flaked rice. It is easily available in most of the Indian grocery stores.

Godumai Dosai is an instant dosa recipe that is commonly prepared in most Tamil homes. As the dosa is prepared with whole wheat flour and requires no overnight fermentation, it is a handy recipe. Whole Wheat Flour is rich in fibre making this a high fibre dosa recipe. It is popular among the Karnataka cuisine as well and is called as the "Ghodi Dosa". Ghee Roast is my absolute favorite Dosa of all time. They are these super crispy, thin dosas and the best part is that you can make however big you want it to be. In restaurants, you may find these served in the shape of a cone or like a huge paper roll. It's fun! Cover the batter with a lid and keep the dosa batter | South Indian dosa batter | dosa batter at home |aside to ferment in a warm place for at least 12 hours. To make the filling, peel and roughly slice the onions, scrub and roughly chop the potatoes, peel and chop the plantain and squash. Peel the ginger and finely slice. Finely slice the chillies into rounds. Heat the pan on medium-high heat. Make sure the tawa is heated well before making dosa. You can sprinkle some water to and it should sizzle right away.

Soaking time: 4 hoursPreparation Time: 5 minsFermenting time: 12 hoursCooking Time: 0 mins Total Time: 96516 hours 5 minutes 6Makes 6 cups. This specific recipe for the batter is from my friends mom who specifically makes separate batter for dosa this way and for idli uses idli rava. I will share that idli recipe soon too. Blend in two batches. My blender could handle all the ingredients at one time but I still blend half the ingredients at a time. This helps me control the water better--for instance, if I added too much water the first time I can add less water to the second batch and make sure my batter is the right consistency. Also if you don't have a high powered blender the quantity of the ingredients could end up overwhelming it.

This can happen if the cast iron pan is not seasoned well. Here is a tutorial on how to season a cast iron pan. I usually keep a separate tawa for dosa. Season it after use. Conversely, Vivek Singh calls for either basmati (long-grain) or dosa rice – “a kind of fat, short-grained, parboiled rice”, according to Anjana Devasahayam of the Happy and Harried blog – which is also Padmanabhan’s rice of choice. Mallika Basu’s book Masala, meanwhile, combines ordinary and flattened rice (flakes of beaten parboiled rice known as poha, which, like cooked or par-boiled rice, will help speed up fermentation), while chef Minal Patel of Prashad in Drighlington, West Yorkshire, claims that broken rice is “perfect here, because the starch helps to make the dosas lovely and crispy”. Nik Sharma’s astonishingly comprehensive dosa guide, however, suggests that dosa or ordinary short-grain rice will work just as well as the basmati he favours – “I thought the difference in the starch types of long-grain and short-grain rice would have an effect, but it didn’t in my hands.” To make the dosa batter, wash the dal and rice thoroughly, then drain and soak in 900ml of fresh water with the fenugreek seeds, covered, for 6-12 hours or until the grains have swelled and softened. Crush the boiled potatoes – do not mash completely as you still want some texture. Add the crushed potato to the pan and mix to combine evenly. Taste and season with salt. Set aside to reheat before serving or keep warm

Baking soda – Baking soda is a leavening agent. As this is an instant version, we add baking soda to make the batter fluffy. Let the dosa cook for a couple of minutes until you find the bottom turning to a nice golden brown.

Ingredients Used – It uses just 2 main ingredients that are easily available in any kitchen pantry. Yet with the minimal set of ingredients, it can be used for any type of meal. It's yummy. Dosas are by far the most beloved of a plethora of Tamil crepes, and part of that has to do with their utter simplicity and versatility. They need just a handful of pantry ingredients, can be eaten for breakfast, lunch or dinner, and they make every meal an occasion. This recipe is delicious and makes perfect-tasting dosas you will fall in love with.Now fold up or fill and roll, and serve immediately with your accompaniments of choice. Wipe the tawa with a damp cloth to cool it down before repeating with the rest of the dosa batter.

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