Ingredients for dosa batter
5 cups raw rice
1 cup urad dal
1 cup poha (atukulu)
1 tsp methi seeds (fenugreek seeds)
After fermenting
salt
1/2 tsp baking soda
Method
Wash rice , urad dal and poha add methi seeds mix everything and SOAK overnight with enough water (atleast 8 hours)
Next morning drain water from above soaked mixture and grind in to a course batter by adding just enough water ( it must be like a pancake batter consistancy)
Now keep the batter for fermenting atleast 7 hours or overnight
( If weather is cold keep the batter in oven and turn on oven light or preheat oven for 5 min ,turn off and keep batter )
Befor making dosa add salt and 1/2 tsp baking soda ,mix well
Batter is ready for dosa
Potato filling
2 potatoes ( boiled)
1 big onion (sliced)
4 green chillis (slit)
1 tbs ginger (chopped)
1 tsp cumin and musturd seeds
1/4 cup cilantro
salt
3 tbs oil
1/2 tsp turmuric
1 tbs chana dal
Method
Heat oil in a pan add cumin seeds,musturd seeds,chanadal fry for 1 min then add ginger ,onions,greenchillis ,turmuric and salt sautee until onions become soft then add boiled potato cubes ,cilantro and 1/4 cup water mix eveything and cook for 3 min ( If u want u can add frozen peas)
Done
1 cup onions( chopped)
1 tsp chilli powder
1 tsp tamaring paste
salt
Grind everything to a chunkey paste and keep aside
1/2 cup pappulu ( roasted chanadal or chutney dal)
1 tsp cumin seeds ( toasted)
1 small piece tamarind
5 dry red chillis( toasted)
salt
grind everything to a fine powder
Heat dosa griddle to medium heat and spread batter with laddle like as shown in below picture then add 1 tsp oil and spread onion paste and sprinkle dal powder
and add 1 scoop of potato filling in the middle and fold ``
great pictures...looks lovely..are you sending this to my dosa event?
ReplyDeleteLooks lovely...never tried dosa with this proportion...bookmarked
ReplyDeleteCrisp dosas. Looks so Pro. Who can resist these paper roast... Still drooling over the dosas... Don't forger to send it over to the Dosa mela of Srivalli.
ReplyDeleteLooks crisp and perfect....I like the pics that show how to make a cone.
ReplyDeletenice pics. The dosa batter looks nice and lovely. Dosa is a part of my daily breakfast menu and so can really say by the looks of it that it is really yumm..
ReplyDeletebeautiful step by step instruction...
ReplyDeletethey are just perfect..wonderful pictures..
ReplyDeleteExcellent!! Send it to Sri's Dosa Mela. Perfect looking dosa.
ReplyDeleteNice cone Dosa.very crispy.
ReplyDelete5:1 ratio of rice and urad dal-must be awesome. I use 4:1 normally. Will try this. Nice pix. The dosa looks delish!
ReplyDeleteWhat a delicious-looking dosa and such lovely pictures. Great job, Sagari!
ReplyDeleteSagari, that looks so professional!! I'm definitely trying this out soon! :)
ReplyDeletelovely. the trouble is that it won't ferment in my house no matter what i do.
ReplyDeleteHi hi just saw srivalli's comment and while i was seeing your post i was just thinking the same.
ReplyDeleteLooks so delicious, And socrispy, u r pro in making dosas
lovely dosa :). I feel like coming over right now for a bite, can I?
ReplyDeleteLooks too good..The way u make the cone is too professional..The pictures look tempting..Would like to have one right now.
ReplyDeleteLooks too good..The way u make the cone is too professional..The pictures look tempting..Would like to have one right now.
ReplyDeleteLooks perfect ur crispy paper dosa :) great job.
ReplyDeletewow, Sagari! You are a pro. in making paper dosas. Whenever I go the restaurant in India, I order this. Thanks for showing a nice step by step instructions for making this dosa.
ReplyDeletethat is one mean dosa! i've never used a 5:1 ratio before, will try it the next time i make dosas.
ReplyDeleteWow Sagari that triangle shaped dosa looks ummmmm!!thanx for the recipe ..i never thought that the ratio of rice and dal wud be 5:1
ReplyDeletegreat pics !! loved all the other recipes, pepper chicken, shrimp biriyani and noodles, yumm:)
ReplyDeletegreat pics.mouth watering dishes.
ReplyDeleteThat's a perfect Dosa Sagari! I don't know when I'd be able to make one like that!!:(
ReplyDeletebtw, you could send this in to my WBB-Balanced Breakfasts event:)
lovely! u've made it so well sagari!
ReplyDeleteWow u make me feel hungry now ! Looks perfect!
ReplyDeletesuperb disa...
ReplyDeletePerrrrfect Dosa..just like the restaurent one
ReplyDeleteLooks so yummy Sagari, perfect! Love the topi dosa (hat shaped) :D
ReplyDeleteLove the cone and beautiful pics.
ReplyDeleteLoved the cone dosa. I rememebr we used to have it in Bangalore restaurants.
ReplyDeleteSimply superb! Paper Dosa looks so CRISP!!! I love that cone! used to eat only that when I was little! MY parents would specially ask the waiter to make mine ina 'hat' shape!!
ReplyDeleteOne of the perfect paper roast I have ever seen in blogosphere!!!!!
ReplyDeleteSoooo nice!!
The prawn biriyani and the dosas torture me! :(
Wow...your dosa looks crisp and delicious!!! Thanks for the recipe.
ReplyDeleteDosa looks great and crisp Sagari..
ReplyDeleteDosa is looking so yummy sagari..cant wait to have a bite.Very nice pics too.Yummy!!!
ReplyDeleteSuch beautiful pictures and what wonderful, perfect dosas Sagari - simply superb!
ReplyDeletethis is amazing.. love ur recipes..
ReplyDeleteOOOh!!! I am hungry!!
ReplyDeletesagari, perfect paper roast..yummy.. lovely cone.
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