This is another interesting Dosa which we make often at home so crispy and yummy. Adding onion, channa dhal and coriander to this makes more tasty and crunchy in every bite. This is one of our regular dosa we used to do and serve with spicy dhal(kaaram pappu) this is particularly my grandma's combination. So I am following her recipe through my mom. Even you can serve with coconut chutney too the dosa by its own has yummy taste. Read this recipe give it a try and let me know the outcome. My next post is spicy dhal which is used to serve along with curd dosa...
Ingredients :
Idli Rice (Boiled rice) - 1 cup
Raw rice (pacharisi) - 1 cup
Fenugreek seeds - 1 tsp
Urad dhal - 1/4 cup
Curd - 1/2 cup
Green chilli - 2
Red chilli -2
Curry leaves few
Cummin seeds - 2 tsp
Asafoetida - 1 tsp
Addition to dosa :
Onion - 1 chopped very finely
Channa dhal - 1/4 cup soaked in water
Coriander leaves - 1/4 bunch chopped finely
Mustard for seasoning
curry leaves few chopped
Method :
1. Soak rice and dhal for few hours and grind with all other ingredients and salt to fine batter.
2. Ferment it overnight. The next day.
3. Batter consistency should be like rawa dosa.
4. Add the onion, channa dhal, coriander leaves, Season with mustard and curry leaves. Mix well.
5. Heat the skillet and pour a ladle full of batter starting from the edges in circular way.
6. Since the batter is loose it automatically fills the middle part , unfilled part just fill it with ladle.
7. Add 1 tsp oil, when it turns slight brown in the edges flip it over and make crisp on other side too.
8. Serve it with dhal or chutney.. Serve hot even the dosa will taste good after some time but cannot expect the roast.
Note :
1. While making each dosa mix batter well becos the onion and channa dhal will settle at the bottom. Mix well and pour it.
2. I used to do this with iron skillet which is deep in the middle but even u can do it in non stick and make dosas like rawa dosa. Comes out so good.
Perugu must give the dosa nice sour n fluffy touch,I'll love this for breakfast:)
ReplyDeleteoh how I would love to taste this dosa....
ReplyDeleteinteresting.....
ReplyDeleteI will definitely try this for my weekend breakfast..Very tempting:)
ReplyDeleteDelicious dosa Pavithra... looks so crispy and yummy ....
ReplyDeleteI just love it....amazing
ReplyDeleteHey Pavithra...
ReplyDeleteThanks for stopping by my blog and leaving ur comment...
U r doing a gr8 job...
Keep rocking....
I am dfntly gonna try this dosas...
All smiles!!!!!
oh man...this looks REALLY good...relly really good...the last dosa I tried in a restaurant was a tragic failure. Please come cook these up for me!! >.<
ReplyDeleteAwesome dosas... Mine are never so crispy...
ReplyDeleteYet another yummy & beautiful dosa..with a very nice presentation...
ReplyDeleteAnother dosa from u dearie..looking lovely n perfect..will try this soon..But u need to post that dal so that we can enjoy it together..:)
ReplyDeleteREcipes passed on from grandmother's are treasure isnt it? Looks very nice.
ReplyDeletethe dosa queen is back with a bang!! Love it!
ReplyDeletewow!!1
ReplyDeleteNever heard of Curd dosa!!
Sounds yummy!!
I love dosa in any form!!
Nice pictures!!
Crispy dosas looks prefectly liks rava dosa...tempting!
ReplyDeleteNew to me, and looking very nice:)
ReplyDeletenice dosas .. so crisp & nice
ReplyDeleteI prefer crispy dosas so for me this is heaven!!
ReplyDeleteWow Pavithra, this dosa is my next try for sure. will let you know the outcome for sure.
ReplyDeleteThat looks so good.. almost like a rava dosai and the curd must make it nice and tangy.
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely love this Perugu dosa. Looks very traditional n tasty. Dosa pictures are also inviting.
ReplyDeleteWow these looks yummy and would love to have them for breakfast.
ReplyDeleteI wud say this is the best dosa pic i have ever seen...the crispness is so evident.Looks very good.I am gona soak some rice now....breakfast for tomorow.thanks this is realllllllly very good!
ReplyDeletedosa seems to be ur speciality!!
ReplyDeletethis one looks amazing with corn nibblets on it
Looks Lovely....and very new to me also........keep sharing your experiments...
ReplyDeletePavi-you ALWAYS come out with such yummy dishes and excellent snaps and presentations to match the dish!!!
ReplyDeleteAll I can say is-lucky hubby of yours :)
Interesting recipe. As always nice presentation dear:).
ReplyDeleteWow crispy dosa! Looks delicious!
ReplyDeleteVery crispy and yummy dosa again..waiting for the spicy dhal recipe...
ReplyDeleteur perugu dosa is mast as usual yaar!
ReplyDeleteCrispy dosas...I love your details like adding just three mustards in all the cups is great
ReplyDeleteThink the curd wud give it a nice tangy taste to the dosa..it looks dam gud pavithra..so ithanala makkalukku therivippathu ennavendral,
ReplyDeletepavithravukku "dosai rani" endru puthiya peyar sootta pattullathu
yogurt dosa sounds different but i'm sure is yummy. As usual ur presentation makes it super yummy.
ReplyDeleteThey look crispy and crunchy......
ReplyDeleteCrispy and yummy dosas.
ReplyDeletewow must be very tasty with that curd taste and flavor looks delicious.A looks so beautiful pic.
ReplyDeleteYou know how to make the food look appetizing....it's a gr8 art......keep rocking.....coming to dosa....it looks drool worthy......
ReplyDeletelooks so crispy like rava dosa.i going to try this soon...
ReplyDeleteThanks everyone for ur lovely comments and encouragement..
ReplyDeletewow! u r soo creative ,New recipe again ..Love to have This for brakfast tomarrow :) Thanks for sharing
ReplyDeleteThis is totally a new dish to me..But i love anyhting which has curd in it..Ur dosa looks crispy and yummy!!Iam gonna try this one
ReplyDeleteDear Pavithra,
ReplyDeleteVery interesting...how some small additions change the look of an otherwise common dish. Photos look yummy. You have a nice blog here. Cheers!
wow.. looks so crisp...yummy
ReplyDeleteThis is something new to me:) Will try this soon! You have a beautiful blog :) Happy to follow you :)
ReplyDelete-Divya
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