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Hi sandhya
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Tell me something about u
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South indian spl food Di

here is the pic

Edited by -sevenstreaks- - 11 years ago
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South indian spl food Di

here is the pic



its yummy.. mere ko vapas bhuk lag gayi 😆😆
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South indian spl food Di

here is the pic



Wat is it made of?
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its yummy.. mere ko vapas bhuk lag gayi 😆😆


imagine my condition Aditi...i saw 100s of dosa pics while searching for it😆😆


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recipe of dosa. http://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dosa
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Di, here is the recipe 😆



Prep Time-8 Hours + Overnight
Cook Time-15 Mins
Serves-4
Dosa is a traditional South Indian snack made of rice and lentils. And enjoyed with a special lentil chutney, just like it is or you can fill it with a mixture of choice.
Source: KhanaPakana.com

Ingredients

  • Rice 300 gms
  • Split black lentils 100 gms
  • Salt to taste
  • Oil


Cooking Directions

  1. Soak the rice and lentils separately for about eight hours.

  2. Grind the rice a little coarsely.

  3. Grind the lentils to a smooth, fine consistency.

  4. Leave to ferment overnight, adding salt to taste.

  5. Next morning, add enough water to achieve pouring consistency.

  6. Rub a griddle with the slice of an onion so that dosas do not stick to it.

  7. Smear a little oil.

  8. Then pour a little batter on to the griddle.

  9. Spread it thinly. Then cook lightly on both sides.

  10. Roll and remove.

  11. Serve hot with chutneys. (you can also fill it with a desired mixture)


Edited by -sevenstreaks- - 11 years ago

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