Hey everyone, it’s John, welcome to our recipe page. Today, I’m gonna show you how to make a special dish, dosa (indian rice crepe), dosa batter #mycookbook. It is one of my favorites. This time, I will make it a bit tasty. This will be really delicious.
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To get started with this recipe, we must first prepare a few ingredients. You can have dosa (indian rice crepe), dosa batter #mycookbook using 11 ingredients and 27 steps. Here is how you can achieve it.
The ingredients needed to make Dosa (Indian Rice Crepe), Dosa batter
#mycookbook:
- Prepare For the Batter
- Make ready 3 cups rice
- Take 1/2 teaspoon fenugreek seeds
- Take 1 cup Urad dal/(split black matpe bean without husk)
- Get 1 cup thin flattened rice
- Prepare Water
- Take For the Dosa/ Rice Crepe
- Make ready Salt as per taste
- Get Oil/butter
- Get Water
- Get Batter
Instructions to make Dosa (Indian Rice Crepe), Dosa batter
#mycookbook:
- Soak 3 cups of rice with a teaspoon of fenugreek seeds for 5 HOURS
- Soak 1 cup of urad dal /matpe bean for 3 HOURS
- Grind the soaked and drained urad dal into a fine paste, by adding little water. (don’t make the paste too thin. We have to grind it finely and keep it as thick as possible)
- Now grind the rice in the same blender.
- Add the flattened rice little by little to the rice in the blender.(NOTE: Rice needs less water compared to the urad dal) Again, grind it finely but not watery. Keep the batter as thick as possible.
- (The thicker the batter, the better it will ferment) The rice paste usually remains a bit coarse. Don’t worry about it. Grind it as fine as you can. Little bit of coarseness doesn’t matter.
- Mix the urad dal and rice-flattened rice paste together in a large bowl with a spatula
- Scrape the sides and put on a preferably transparent lid after mixing very well.
- Place it in the oven with the lights on for 8-10 hours/overnight to ferment.
- If you live in a place with hot or humid weather, you can leave it on the counter top itself.
- When it is well fermented, the quantity will double up and become thick and foamy. (That is why I mentioned’a large mixing bowl’ in the beginning.)
- Now for the dosa/rice crepe:
- Scoop as much batter as you need depending on how many crepe’s you want to make. (1 spoon full =1 dosa)
- Store the rest in an air-tight container in the fridge. (It remains good for 3-4 days)
- Add salt as per taste to the scooped batter, and add about a tablespoon of water(optional) if you feel the batter is too thick. Mix well.
- The consistency will look like this
- Heat up a griddle
- When the griddle is hot, sprinkle some water on to it and wipe it with a clean cloth.(this helps it to cool a bit)
- With a preferably round spoon or ladle, take a spoon full of the well mixed batter and pour it on the griddle and then spread it out in a circular shape
- (The above mentioned step should be really quick after wiping out the water)
- Add cooking oil / butter around the sides, and a few drops in the centre.
- Put on a lid for it to cook well.
- After 10 seconds, fold it into half and serve hot with any curry or side dish of your choice.
- (Here I have served it with prawn curry) (check out my recipe for prawn curry)
- At this point, you can place any stuffing of your choice in the middle, fold and serve.
- The crispier it is, the better it is.
- Enjoy 😉👍🏻
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