- Cooked rice 1 1/2 cup
- Black gram 1 cup
- Rice flour 3 cup
- Water
- Salt
Soak the black gram overnight. Clean it and grind it with flour and cooked rice. Add required amount of water to make a thick batter (not too thick). Add salt and keep the batter in a warm place. Once the batter rises, stir it well. Now this is ready for preparing dosa. Prepare it like pancakes.
Chammanthi :
- Coconut 2 cup
- Shallots 3 to 4
- Chilly pdr 1 Tsp
- Mustard seeds
- Curry leaves
- Water
- Salt
- Oil
Grind together coconut, chopped shallots and chilly pdr with required amount of water. Heat oil in a pan and add mustard seeds, chopped shallots and curry leaves. Pour the grounded chammanthi and salt into this and mix well. Reduce the heat and boil it for few minutes. Do not over boil it.
Tina, dosas look like pancakes wow all of the same size, perfect...
ReplyDeletewow..kothiyavunnu...so tempting..
ReplyDeleteHi...Nice photos..the dosas looks delicious with the chutney :)
ReplyDeleteYumm-hot dosas!! I'm still waiting for the weather to turn warmer-I made Sweet Mango Dosas last month,and the batter didn't rise at all :(
ReplyDeleteBTW,what chutney is that-looks good,plz post that recipe too :)
The dosas are perfect! Looks great with chutney :)
ReplyDeleteWow first thing i noticed was the chutney, looks same a smy moms would love to havethe dosa and chutney. Delicous.
ReplyDeletewow! pic looks fantastic.. the recipe is also quite different from the ususal dosai recipes... will try it
ReplyDeletewow! perfect ...nice click
ReplyDeletethese are the thattu dosas / set dosas right? love them especially with coconut chutney!!
ReplyDeletewhatay coincedence I had dosa for dinner yday evening!;-)
ReplyDeleteSounds like a dam simple thingie.loved the foto
ReplyDeleteThat stack of dosas look sooo yummy and inviting, comforting too! :)
ReplyDeleteHey first time here..Nice blog...Dosas look yumm...
ReplyDeleteI loved the colourful foto-feast recipe index down...Nice clicks..
ReplyDeletemmm. dosa and coconut chutney look so mouth-watering. The best combo ever :) Thanks for dropping by!
ReplyDeleteSplendid picture there Tina..Looks delicious !!
ReplyDeleteyummy dosa...Love the combo of dosa and coconut chutney..
ReplyDeleteYummy and nice picture too.. dosa is looking soft..and with chutney heaven
ReplyDeleteMy first time here....you have a nice blog!!
ReplyDeleteGosh...what a great click. Love all ur pictures so much. Fluffy dosa and chammmanthi wonderful combination, how can one resist this.
ReplyDeletefirst time here...this is my fav breakfast item..
ReplyDeletewow .. dosas looks great .. nice combination with coconut chutney ...
ReplyDeleteTina, The snaps in your blog are awesome.Love it.
ReplyDeleteVery nice dishes and lovely pics :) Nice presentation and photography. Keep it going. I am a total fresher to the kitchen and found your blog very interesting. :) take a look at my blog when u find time.
ReplyDeleteperfect dosas and chammanthi...enikku vishakunnu!:)
ReplyDeleteThanks for visiting my blog Tina..The dosa looks very spongy..Drooling...
ReplyDeleteLovely combo! Looks delicious.
ReplyDeleteLooks so lovely, all your pic are so cool!
ReplyDeleteDosai is so fluffy and soft :) it's so tempting.
Perfect dosa,sounds delicious the spicy coconut chutney :)
ReplyDeleteKidu Dosa mole..nattile thattukada orma varanu..
ReplyDeletelovely perfect dosas..wish i cud have some with that chammanthi:-)
ReplyDeleteadipoli dosayanallo, Tina.. :)
ReplyDeleteWould check your blog regularly, though I couldn't post comments.. :) ok, keep in touch da..
Looks yummy!!!
ReplyDeletedear tina,
ReplyDeletecan we replace rice flour with raw rice? if so, how many cups of rice can we use?
yes u can replace flour with raw rice...grind 2 cup raw rice with 1/2 cup of urud dal and 1 cup of cooked rice.
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