Today is the final post for the colored dosa,themed in Food Carnival in Mega Blogging Marathon.
As my kids hesitate to eat veggies I sneak in some of their favorite food.Since dosa is their favorite I try to sneak the veggies as much as possible.
Coming to the recipe,this is a simple and healthy dosa can be made instantly.Need to soak the rice for few hours and grind to a fine paste.The same recipe can be followed for beetroot dosa too.Off to the recipe.....
Carrot Dosai/Carrot Dosa
Preparation time ~ 20 minutes
Soaking time ~ 2-3 hours
Soaking time ~ 2-3 hours
Cooking time ~ 15-20 minutes
Makes ~ 8 dosas
Ingredient
|
Quantity
|
---|---|
Idly rice or pulungal arisi
|
3/4 cup
|
Raw rice/pacharisi
|
1/2 cup
|
Rice flakes/aval/poha | 1/4 tsp |
Carrot (grated)
|
3/4 -1 cup
|
Red chilly/varamilagai
| 2-3 |
Tamarind/puli
| blueberry size |
Cumin seeds
|
1 tsp
|
Salt | 1.25 tsp or to taste |
Oil
| 2-3 tbs(to cook dosa) |
Water
| as needed |
Coriander leaves(optional)
|
1 tbs
|
Method
- Soak both rice and rice flakes together for 2-3 hours.After its soaked drain the water completely and grind to a fine paste with water as needed.Now grind the grated carrot,salt,red chilly,tamarind and onion to a fine paste with water.
- Mix both ground rice and carrot paste well .Adjust the consistency of the batter with water.The consistency should be slightly watery.Heat the griddle and add few drops of oil and wipe it off with the paper.Pour a ladleful of batter in the center.Spread it as thin as possible.
- Drizzle a tsp of oil and cook it in a medium flame.After a minute or two,flip the dosa to the other side and cook .Drizzle one more tsp of oil if needed.Remove it from the pan.
- Serve it with tomato chutney or spicy chutney.
- The batter consistency is very important to get a nice dosa.If you are sure with consistency then do a trial dosa and adjust it.
- Flip the dosa and cook it for a minute even if its cooked.
- While pouring the batter on the griddle,the flame should in medium,then increase the flame and cook it.
- A tbs of soaked channa dhal is also added to the ground batter along with chopped coriander leaves.
Enjoy....................................
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I like these dosas , colorful and crisp . Lovely presentation too .
ReplyDeleteThis looks easy without fermentation and also looks crispy. Need to try this..
ReplyDeleteOmg stunning looking dosa.Love the beautiful presentation.
ReplyDeleteeither its ur photogrpahy or culinary skill, the colors do full justice to the flavors of the dosas , loved this week series
ReplyDeletelooks yum! tempting pic
ReplyDeleteLovely colourful dosa here ! No fermentation too
ReplyDeleteCarrot are a nice way to sneak into dosa. Once can easily mistake it for plain dosa. Nice setup.
ReplyDeleteSimply too good Nalini..kudos on coming up with such a fantastic theme..
ReplyDeleteA great way to sneak in nutrition, Nalini. I loved all of your colorful dosas.
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely loved all your colorful dosais. Can't wait to try some for kid's lunch boxes.
ReplyDeleteLove this colorful and flavorful dosa, Nalini.
ReplyDeletecolorful.. I once tried carrot and pumkin puree dosa.. but never included tamarind. that sounds interesting. love these dosa theme of yours.
ReplyDeleteBeautifully colourfully delicious. Love it.
ReplyDeleteThis dosa has lovely colour from the carrot! A healthy and attractive looking dosa! Very delicious too..
ReplyDeleteWow, excellent way to include carrot in our dosas, an irresistible and healthy one.
ReplyDeleteYour dosas are tempting me so much that I'll have to go to Sagar Ratna to feast on some...can't make myself as already busy with kids exams and cooking carnival....bookmarking all your recipes to make later :)
ReplyDeleteSuch a colorful dosa with carrots. Looks pretty simple to make, and super yummy!
ReplyDeleteThat's one colorful, nutritious and delicious carrot dosa.
ReplyDeleteColorful dosas nalini. I have made these and no ferment dosa is such a blessing!!!
ReplyDeleteloved your presentation. stunning dosas.
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