Since always lot of protein has to be pumped into whatever dishes I make for the kids, I thought of trying out dosas with brown rice and black urad dhal. It came out so well, so tasty and crispy.
Here I am, sharing this excellent recipe with you all.
One more thing is, this batter can be quickly ground in the blender itself. So, the hassle of using the grinder, then washing and wiping it , are all saved.
You want to have a look at my other Dosa varieties?
Here I am, sharing this excellent recipe with you all.
One more thing is, this batter can be quickly ground in the blender itself. So, the hassle of using the grinder, then washing and wiping it , are all saved.
You want to have a look at my other Dosa varieties?
Ingredients
Brown rice - 2 cups
Split black urad - 1 cup
Tuvar dhal - 3 tbsps
Methi seeds/fenugreek - 1 tsp
Salt to taste
Enough oil to make the dosas
Recipe Cuisine: South Indian; Category: Breakfast/Dinner
Soaking time: 3-4 hours; Fermenting time: Overnight; Cooking time: 3-4 mts for each dosa
Yields 15-16 Dosas
Picture below shows all the measured ingredients, then soaked in water for 3-4 hours, then the ground batter, salt added to it, and finally the fermented batter.
Heat the tava, pour a ladle full of batter and spread to thin dosa, drizzle oil around it, allow it cook on medium flames till that side becomes golden in color, then the next picture shows the flipped over dosa.
Serve with Vegetable chutney and molagappodi
This post first appeared in www.malpatskitchen.com
Notes
*Using the whole white urad dhal is bound to improve the dosa color.
* Onions can be chopped, some veggies finely chopped and added, and oothappams & soft dosas can be made.
Categories: Dosa Varieties, Healthy Cooking
This protein rich dosas are as good as the regular ones. Infact looks more crispier and rich in color. Must try for all, which,require minimum and always available ingredients in the kitchen
ReplyDeleteexcellent demonstration! Kamala
ReplyDeletea must try. Highly healthy.
ReplyDeleteHi,
ReplyDeleteIngredients picture looks like you have 4 items to be soaked but you mentioned only 3 items under ingredients. From the picture, it looks like tuvar dhal. Please confirm whether dhal has to be soaked as well.
Thanks
Neela
Thanks for drawing my attention towards my omission of tuvar dhal, Neela. I have updated the recipe too. Yes, tuvar dhal also has to be soaked along with the other ingredients.
DeleteThanks for your prompt response, Mala.
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