Dosa
Ingredients
- Rice - 3.5 cups
- Urad dal - 1 cup
- Fenugreek seeds - 2 tblsp
- Bengalgram dal - 2tblsp (optional)
- Gingelly Oil - to fry dosas
- Salt - to taste
Method
- Wash and soak the rice and urad dal with bengalgram dal and fenugreek seeds separately or together . Traditionally it used to soaked separately and ground separately. But with modern mixies and grinders you can grind everything together itself.
- Similarly overnight soaking is good. But for urgent situations, even 1 hour of soaking will do for modern mixies and grinders.
- After soaking, drain and grind it to a smooth paste with salt and water enough to make a batter little thinner than idli batter. If the batter becomes thicker you can always add water later.
- Let this batter ferment overnight till it raises to double its size.
- Heat a traditional indalium or cast iron dosa pan. You can also use non stick dosa pans.
- The pan should become hot enough so that when you sprinkle few drops of water on the pan, it should sizzle right away.
- Just add 3-4 drops of gingelly oil and spread it all over the pan using an onion slice or a clean kitchen towel.
- Pour a ladle full of batter. Spread it using the back of the spoon using circular motion to about 9 inch round dosa.
- Add few drops of oil around the edges of the dosa.
- Once it turns slightly brown and the edges start lifting, flip and brown the other side too.
Serving Suggestion
- Serve hot with sambhar, chutney or any non veg gravy
Tips
- You can use the idli batter itself for making dosas by adding little water to make it thinner.
- The above proportion will give nice crispy dosas. If you want softer dosas, reduce the rice quantity to 2.5 cups.
- You can make dosas in fun shapes for the kids. Check out for more kids dosa ideas here.
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