The title says it all! Without wasting your time, here I go with the recipe.
Ingredients:
Horse gram/hurali kalu: 1/2 cup
Split green gram/hara moong/odeda hesaru kalu: 1/2 cup
Split green gram/hara moong/odeda hesaru kalu: 1/2 cup
Boiled rice/kusubalakki: 3 cups
Method:
- Wash all the above ingredients thoroughly in running water for 3-4 times & soak them all together for 5-6 hours.
- Grind them & prepare a smooth batter out of the soaked dals & rice. Adjust the water such that the batter consistency should be like a thick milkshake.
- Let the batter ferment overnight (around 6-8 hours, depending on outside temperature).
- Add salt & mix the fermented batter.
- Heat a griddle. When the griddle is hot, add a ladle full of batter to the center of the griddle & spread the batter clockwise using the back of the ladle.(like a pancake)
- Add 1/2 tsp of oil,cover a lid & cook the dosa on a medium heat for 30secs. Remove the lid, turn the dosa & cook the other side for 10 secs. Remove the dosa from griddle. Repeat the same for the remaining dosas.
- Serve the dosas hot with a chutney/dip/side dish of your choice.
Lovely dosa sush , bookmarked to try:)
ReplyDeleteLovely dosa..yum
ReplyDeleteWonderful grains.. oozes with all the goodness..:) Loved it..
ReplyDeleteReva
Dosa is looking smooth and delicious!! Nice recipe dear..
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Vani
Healthy recipe indeed.
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Very delicious and unique looking dosa. Wonderfully prepared.
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Hamaree Rasoi
Wonderful looking dosas, simply fabulous and healthy.
ReplyDeleteYummy Yummy Dosa therapy ! Keep going !!
ReplyDeleteHealthy dosa! nice idea to make our usual dosas healthy :)
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ReplyDeleteThat is one healthy & tasty dosa!!!
ReplyDeletePrathima Rao
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i love this recipe, will definitely try, sounds so healthy! is horse gram the same as 'Kudu' that we use to make kudu-saaru?
ReplyDeletedeeps @ Naughty Curry,
ReplyDeleteSorry for the late response. Yes, it is the same 'kudu'.