INGREDIENTS:
1 cup Rawa (aka Semolina, Sooji etc.)
1/2 cup Rice flour
1/2 cup Maida (all purpose flour)
Salt
OIL and/or Ghee (clarified butter)
Optional veggies
Chopped onion (1/2 cup)
Chopped green chilies (2 nos, deseed if needed)
Chopped ginger (1 tsp)
Chopped curry leaf (1 tsp)
Chopped coriander leaves (1 tablespoon)
METHOD:
- In a deep bowl, add Rawa, rice flour, maida and salt. Mix
- Add 3.5 cups of cold water. Mix well. Set aside for 15 minutes.
- Before making the dosa, add more water as required to make a very loose (pourable) batter.
- Heat dosa tawa (griddle) on med-high heat
- Drizzle a little oil, then sprinkle a little of the chopped vegetables.
- Pour the thinned dosa batter into a very thin even layer using a small cup or ladle. As you are not spreading the batter using a spoon, there will be small gaps in the pancake. Simple fill any holes with a little more batter as needed. The goal is to make a thin pancake with no thick spots .
- As you make each dosa, if the batter becomes thick, keep adding a little water to get a loose batter.
- Drizzle a little oil (or ghee) and allow dosa to cook well and become crisp.
- Note: You don't have to flip it over as the dosa is thin and will cook properly without flipping.
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