Today's recipe is a simple instant dosa made with leftover bread.I make this dosa whenever I have lot of leftover bread.This dosa tastes like wheat dosa with a slight sweet taste.A spicy chutney makes a perfect accompaniment for this dosa.My kiddo loves to have it with hot and sweet sauce.Lets move on to the recipe...........
Preparation time ~ 20 minutes
Soaking time ~ 10 minutes
Cooking time ~ 3-4 minutes/dosa
Makes ~ 6 dosas
Ingredients
Ingredient
|
Quantity
|
---|---|
Bread slices(wheat or white bread)
| 3-4 slices |
Rice flour/arisi maavu
| 1/2 cup |
Semolina/Rava
| 1/2 cup |
Onion(finely chopped)
| 2-3 tbs |
Green chilly/pachamilagai
| 1 (finely chopped) |
Curry leaves/karvepillai
| few leaves(roughly chopped) |
Salt
| 1 tsp |
Coriander leaves
| 2 tbs(finely chopped) |
Carrot(grated)
| 2 tbs (optional) |
Oil
| as needed to cook dosa |
Method
- Soak the bread and semolina in water separately for 10 minutes.Squeeze the water from the bread and mash it well.Now in a blender take the mashed bread,soaked semolina,rice flour and salt.Grind it well to a smooth paste.
- Transfer the ground paste to a bowl and add water to adjust the consistency.To this add in chopped onion,green chilly,grated carrot,curry leaves and coriander leaves.Heat than pan and once it becomes hot,pour a ladleful of batter and spread it.Reduce the flame and cook it for a minute.
- After a minutes add a tsp of oil and cook it for a minute.Flip it to the other side and cook.Remove it from the griddle and serve it immediately.
- Serve it with coconut chutney and spicy chutney.
- Drizzle the oil to the dosa once the batter is cooked.
- The black pepper and cumin seeds also can be added.
- The batter can be stored in the refrigerator for a day.
- The batter should not too thick or thin.
Enjoy.....................
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Bookmarked!! I always have leftover bread. Will try this next time.
ReplyDeleteAwesome bread dosa and lovely clicks dear. Loving the bg too good it looks.
ReplyDeleteI too make it now and then and it is a great way to recycle leftover bread.
ReplyDeleteLove this dosa, Nalini. I needed this recipe. Perfect to recycle leftover bread.
ReplyDeleteExcellent dosa Nalini, perfect for me, since i always have bread in the house and my family loves dosas..they will never be able to guess what I am feeding them..super hit!
ReplyDeleteI made this once and we loved it ! Cudnt take clicks though ! Works beautifully for leftover bread, esp the hard crust on both sides
ReplyDeleteThat is a excellent choice Nalini and I would love to make this sometime soon.
ReplyDeleteAnother wonderful dosa from your kitchen. I loved the recipe and the pictures as well!!
ReplyDeleteVery interesting dosa recipe with bread. It must have tasted amazing.
ReplyDeleteWhat a wonderful way to use leftover bread :)
ReplyDeleteBread dosa looks so soft and yummy.
ReplyDeleteI always make this too as its my favorite, though never with leftover bread..good one..
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