On the days grandmom used to fast, carbs and lentils were avoided in the diet. And this is one of her quick to make and yummy crispy dosas. I remembered this recipe - Wholewheat flour & Rava Dosa suddenly last week and made this. Team it up with any chutney and / or molgapudi and you have a very filling breakfast. Maida also is added to this, but I wanted to make this only with wholewheat and we enjoyed it a lot. You may also add grated veggies / onions / chilles etc to spice it up . For kids, the dosa could also be topped with grated cheese or paneer to make it more healthy and filling : the options are endless. However, as this is a recipe strictly for those who fast, I have made it sans any spice or onions. Instead of maida, however you may add Sama flour (used for fasting). Let's get to this recipe while I send this to BM # 14 under Dosa Varieties. Check the fellow marathoners here.
Other Dosa options to choose from:
- Ulundu Dosa (Ulundhu Dosa) | Urad Dal Dosa | Split black gram crepes
- Sprouts Adai | Sprouts and lentil crepes
- Brown Rice Dosa | Brown rice & lentil crepes
- Masala Dosa with Spicy Tomato chutney
- Healthy Oats Dosa / Savoury Oats Crepes
- Adai Dosa (Lentil Savoury Pancakes)
- Tomato Onion Utappam
- Set Dosa
- Pesarattu
- Cornmeal Dosa
- Poha Dosa
Prep time - 15 mins
Makes - Approx 6 Dosas
Ingredients:
- Wholewheat flour / Atta - 1 cup
- Roasted Rava (fine Sooji) - 1/2 cup
- Curd - 3 TBSP
- Oil - to fry the dosa
- Salt - to taste
Method:
1) Mix the Wholewheat flour, Rava and salt. Add curd and mix again. Pour water to make it to running consistency but not too watery. Rest for 5 - 10 mins.
2) Heat a skillet (tava) on high and sprinkle some water to test if the water sizzles.
3) Now turn heat to medium. Take a ladleful of the batter and spread it on the tava in a circular fashion. Drizzle oil on the ends. Cook on both sides for a crispy yummy instant Dosa :)
This looks like a bread..seems like an easy option.
ReplyDeleteIt used to be like this, on those days of fasting that elders keep, I always use to remember that I rather eat their food than ours, as theirs would be much more interesting..:)..looks very nice and a neat recipe..so many options it's mind blowing to think.
ReplyDeletedosa looks delicious and a new recipe to me ........
ReplyDeleteI love maida-rava dosa.. I think this will be like that.. I love the texture of these dosas!
ReplyDeleteHealthy twist of normal rava dosai,really tempting...
ReplyDeletesimple and healthy dosa :)
ReplyDeletethis is nice variation to regular rava dosa. looks great
ReplyDeletewonderful recipe..looks so delicious!!
ReplyDeleteSpicy-Aroma
All your Dosas are crispy and unique recipes...Love them all!
ReplyDelete-Mythreyi
Yum! Yum! Yum!
Nice !!
ReplyDeleteI make mine and also add rice flour and spice it up with some g chillies :)
this version of dosa is good to know too. Love the variations in dosa!
ReplyDeletelooks easy...Thanks!
ReplyDeletethis is always n instant fix.. looks good kalyani.. nice varieties u have :)..Hope ur friend is doing much better!
ReplyDeleteOngoing Event : I'm The Star
Looks soft and spongy, must be very delicious. Very nice!!!
ReplyDeleteGood one. I add rice flour instead of rava. Next time will remember to try your version.
ReplyDeleteNice version to try. i always add rice flour and rava together.
ReplyDeleteLooks so soft and inviting. The podi combination is always preferred over anything else.
ReplyDeleteunique combo kal...and temptation to make all the dosas s overwhelming
ReplyDeleteNice combo.I love dosas..Must try this one.
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