Today,
I am going to share one very interesting and an easy instant dosa which I came across
in Uma Raguraman’s blog. The interesting part of the recipe is the name, visiri
dosai- means dosai like a fan. The dosa is more like rava dosa, crispy and has
lovely taste. The best part of this visiri dosa is, it involves no grinding and
can be made in a jiffy. I tried this recipe and have become a visiri[fan] of
it. You also give it a shot and you will instantly fall in love with this
recipe. Meanwhile do check out other interesting Breakfast recipes and Dosaivarieties here.
Here’e
how to make Chettinad Visiri Dosai with step by step photos…
Ingredients
1 cup
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Wheat Flour
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½ cup
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Rava/Semolina
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½ cup
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Water
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As needed
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Salt
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For taste
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Gingellly Oil/Oil of your choice
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For making Dosas
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For
Tempering
Gingelly Oil/Oil of your choice
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2 tsp
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Mustard Seeds
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½ tsp
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Cumin Seeds
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½ tsp
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Kadalai Paruppu/Bengalgram Dal
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1 tsp
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Onion
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1 big finely chopped
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Green Chillies
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2 or 3 finely chopped
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Curry Leaves
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Preparation
Time: 2 hours Recipe Category: Breakfast
Cooking
Time: 15 minutes Recipe Cuisine: Tamil Nadu, South India
Serves:
4
Author: Priya Anandakumar
Author: Priya Anandakumar
Method
Add all
the flour [rice flour, wheat flour, rava/semolina] to a wide bowl. Add salt, enough water and mix thoroughly
without any lumps.
Let the
batter soak for 2 hours.
Heat
oil in a kadai, crackle mustard seeds/kadugu, add cumin seeds, kadalai paruppu
and fry until golden brown color.
Now add
onions, green chillies, curry leaves and sauté until they change to golden
brown color. Now add the onions to the batter.
If needed adjust the amount of water and mix it well. [Make sure the consistency is thin for crispy dosais]
Heat
tawa over low flame, when it is hot enough, pour the batter using a ladle
[similar to rava dosa]. Drizzle oil along the sides of the dosa.
Cook on
both the sides and the dosa is ready. This dosa will be crispy and will be like
rava dosa.
Similarly
make other dosas and serve it with spicy kaara chutney or sambar or any Chutney/Thogaiyal of your choice.
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Until
then I am signing off…
That is a very interesting dosa with an even more interesting name! And like you mention, so easy to make too... Pinned!
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