Showing posts with label dosa. Show all posts
Showing posts with label dosa. Show all posts

Sunday, October 31, 2010

The unique Crispy Rawa Dosa - the recipe is here!

Ingredients and method of preparation is now available for the Greatest Rawa Dosa I have ever tasted. It's extremely simple to prepare. 

Ingredients (serves 2 - about 4 dosa's each)
  • Fine Rawa - 100 gms
  • Rice Flour - 200 gms
  • Maida - 50 gms
  • Wheat Flour - 75 gms
  • Hing Power - a pinch
  • Pepper Kernels - 15-20 nos. (without crushing) 
  • Jeera - 1 tsp 
  • Coriender Leaves (finely chopped) - a small bunch 
  • Curry Leaves (finely chopped) - 10 leaves 
  • Ginger 1 inch - grated
  • Sour Curds - 2-3 tbsp
  • Finely chopped Coconut (optional)
  • Salt to taste 
Method of Preparation
  • Mix all the ingredients well in a large bowl. 
  • Ensure that the mixture is watery enough (not like normal dosa, but much watery) 
  • Keep the batter aside for 1-2 hours for marination 
  • Heat the tawa to high heat. 
  • Pour the batter from the edges of the tawa towards the center and pouring additional batter within the gaps so formed. Do not smear/spread the dosa on the hot tawa with ladel unlike the preparation of other Dosa's. Pour little Ghee/Oil on the edges as necessary (max 1 tsp).
  • Your crisp and tasty dosa is now ready - serve with coconut chutney !
Thanks to my dad (Ramamurthy) for this fantastic recipe.

Friday, August 27, 2010

Rawa Dosa - The best I have ever tasted

The best and most satisfying Rawa Dosa I had was prepared actually by my Dad using his self-devised Recipe which he came up with after lot of trials. The Rawa dosa was not only out of the world, but also easy to make on a Tawa. I'll let me dad share this unique and divine recipe of the best Rawa Dosa I have ever eaten ! Watch out for more on this post.

Rawa Dosa comes up easily


Rawa Dosa and Chutney on a Banana Leaf was a delight (Taken at Mysore)