On this lazy Sunday morning I wanted to make something special for breakfast. Had gotten up early and kids were still in bed. So it’s good time to get something ready. Otherwise they usually end up asking for a pop tart or cereal if I am still in the process. Dosa is everyone’s favorite at our home. Be it for breakfast, lunch or dinner, everyone eats till hearts content. So quickly I soaked some rice to make Neer dosa. This is one of my favorite kind of dosa after masala dosa. [Coz masala dosa contains potatoes masala. J!!!]. Anyway coming back to dosa, my kids love to eat it with molasses and lasan chutney, which are usually there in my pantry, so no extra work needed. Below is a quick rundown on the recipe, enjoy it with a cup of tea.
Serves: 4 | Prep Time: 10 min. | Makes about 18 to 20
Ingredients:
· Long grain rice or Dosa rice – 1½ cup
· Grated Coconut – 2 tsp. (optional)
· Water
· Salt to taste
· Oil for greasing
Method of Preparation:
Wash and soak rice for half an hour. Grind it fine along with coconut, adding water as required.
Take out the dosa batter in a bowl. Wash the grinder with water and pour the water into the batter. Adjust the water as required, but the consistency should be watery (not thick as you would do for normal dosa). Add salt to taste.
Heat the pan and apply oil (I usually use non-stick, so I don’t use any oil to begin with). Using a round serving spoon, pour the dosa batter on the hot pan and quickly move around the pan so the extra batter runs to the sides.
Drizzle some oil to the sides. Cover and cook for about half a minute. Carefully fold the half side of the dosa, and then fold again to make it a quarter of a circle.
Serve it hot with molasses, lasan/ garlic chutney or green chutney. During lunch time this goes well with Koli saaru, or chicken curry. I forgot to take picutres later with chicken curry that we had, they were gone too quick. :o)
Sending this to Anyone Can cook series by Ayeesha
and Reva's CWS Rice event
that's a nice crispy dosa...no need to ferment the batter..
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ReplyDeletelovely dosa, i used to have these when I was in Blore...nice recipe dear..
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nice recipe using rice....nice blog too...
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Nice crispy neer dosa, a really quick breakfast idea. Dosas are a favourite at my place too and neer dosa figures in the dinner menu with a chicken ghassi.
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