For a change this picture was clicked by my son. Seeing me taking food pictures daily he too brings his disney playing camera in which we can take real pictures and can be uploaded. So out his own interest I gave him my camera for a click. It was really good. So coming to the recipe..This is so tasty asusual and crispy. In some place they call this as adai dosa too. Try this..
Ingredients :
Raw rice - 1 cup
Toor dhal - 3/4 cup
Cummin seeds - 1/2 tbsp
Red chillies - 4
Asafoetida - 1 tsp
Curry leaves - few
Coconut - 1/4 cup (optional)
Oil for seasoning and making dosas
Seasoning :
Mustard - 2 tsp
Curry leaves - few chopped finely
Coriander chopped finely for the batter
Method :
1. Soak dhal and rice for few hours and grind with all other ingredients and salt to fine batter.
2. The consistency should be like rawa dosa consistency that is so loose.
3. Then season with mustard and curry leaves, add the chopped coriander.
4. Heat the skillet and pour a ladle full of batter starting the edges in circular way.
5. Since the batter is loose it auomatically fills the middle part , unfilled part just fill it with ladle.
6. Add 1 tsp oil and when it turns slight brown in the edges flip it over and make crisp on other side too. Serve it with onion pickle, coriander pickle or even coconut chutney.
Note:
1. For variation you can add drumstick leaves to the batter, or chopped other greens but i have not tried with spinach and methi.
2. Here coconut is optional if we add slightly there will taste difference, even without coconut it tastes so yummy.
3. This dosa batter will be more good next day too.
4. Make these types of batters on friday and you will be free on sat and sun.
Wow... awesome clicks...1st time in ur blog...lovley dosa n idli varities!!
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ReplyDeleteDosa looks very crispy dear..
ReplyDeleteDosa is so crisp and yummy! Son takes after Mom and is great at pix too! Good job both of u...
ReplyDeleteAnni all credits goes to Adhavan for this dish.. he has done a great job.. :)
ReplyDeleteNice Crispy Dosa! There's a budding photographer at your home now :-)
ReplyDeleteYummy dosa. Looks crispy n delicious! Great shots too.
ReplyDeletecrispy and yummy dosas..
ReplyDeleteNice click by your son :)
ReplyDeleteDosa looks so crispy ...
you are sso creative with the south indian favourite-idli and dosa... u have made them with all kinds of lentils! Hats off!
ReplyDeleteYummy and crispy dosa. Lovely clicks by your son.
ReplyDeleteCrispy dosa Pavitra..would be great with onion chutney...
ReplyDeletePavithra-I think I'm going to find a house next to yours and shift there permanently!! That way I'm hoping I'll get to taste your dishes every day ;)
ReplyDeleteYou're such a darling :)I'll probably have to workout twice a day after eating all those yummy dishes of yours ;)
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Nice recipe, looks lovely. Your son has clicked it very well, beautiful photograph.
ReplyDeleteWow!awsome clicks ...lovely dosa new to me !
ReplyDeleteCrispy dosa looks yummy...U have a future professional photographer besides u its seems, ur son did a great job Pavithra:)
ReplyDeleteSuper clicks by your son! Looks crispy and delicious! :)
ReplyDeletethe apple doesnt fall far from the tree - he shares in your creativity.
ReplyDeleteoh..ur son is a grt photographer too..:)..lovely crisp dosa's.with tur dal ,I never knew u cud actully make dosa's..:)
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Great that your son clicked the pic. Love adais. Packed with protein.
ReplyDeletedosa looks veryy delicious... thank youu :)
ReplyDeleteur son has taken better pics than me..great:) dosa looks crispy..I tried snake guard kootu from ur blog and posted in my blog..Thanku for such a yummy kootu:)
ReplyDeleteDosa looks very crispy...Looks totally delecious!!
ReplyDeletevery nice..new to me..i never tasted this dosa..i wil lgive a try :)
ReplyDeleteI will definitely try this out,tastes more like adai dosai rite?!! thanks for the recipe!
ReplyDeleteUr son is a good photographer.......nd dosa luks crisp tooo adding toor dal is new to me..... :) Gud to be to ur blog pavi
ReplyDeleteMMMMM...This looks really delicious! I love to eat this with Indian food! love it!
ReplyDeleteI really need to try differnt foods - I've never had this before but I am certain I would love it.
ReplyDeleteMommy's little helper had done a wonderful job! Dosa looks so crispy and tempting!
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