Daal dosa refers to a popular south Indian dish which is prepared using lentils and fermented rice. Daal dosa is mostly consumed by people living in the south Indian state of Andhra Pradesh where this dish is also ... More »
Looking for a quick recipe to prepare on a busy day? Well this video might just come handy. Delicious Wheat Dosa with Special Dal Chutney is an easy recipe since the dosa batter does not need any fermentation. Dal chutney makes for an excellent accompaniment... - 119.786
For Chutney :
1. Take a blender jar, put curd and green chillies and salt and blend it into a fine paste.
2. Heat a small pan, put mustard seeds, a pinch of hing and curry leaves and saute them.
3. Mix it with the paste. Your chutney is ready.
For Dosa :
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After having a series of videos on Indian curries, Chef Manjula has come up a video showing North Indian breakfast recipe, moong dal dosa. She is making this dish because it is much easier than the regular dosa which requires two days of pre-planning. Along... - 80.8464
Looking for some quick-fixes to satisfy your hunger? Try adai dosa and dal vada. Chef Bhal Dave uses quick refrigerated batter to whomp up two easy delicacies that will appease your hunger in a snap. The next time you hit for the bag of potato wafers, reach... - 75.2605
Indian cuisines have a variety of lentil recipes that are cooked in many ways. Those who are trying out Indian lentil, here is a lentil recipe which is a delicacy of Punjab state in India. Chef Manjula is sharing the recipe for this most sort after dal with... - 126.087
If you looking for a typical Andhra breakfast dish then this is what you should be making. Pesarattu is Andhra's signatory and most popular non-fermented dosa had for breakfast. Watch this video to learn how to make this delicious and healthy moong dal and... - 79.2741
Want to have an appetizing snack, try this Potato wrap. Filled with potato mixture and onion sauce, this Potato wrap is a widely popular snack in India and is known by the name of masala dosa. However, there is no hard and fast rule of having it as a snack,... - 103.108
How many of you tried multiple times to reproduce this paper thin Indian breakfast item, known as Dosa? For all those Indian food addicts, here is the best video. Watch and try at your own kitchen, as this requires some practice to learn the skill. A friendly... - 168.932
For dosa:
Soak urad dal, rice, chana dal and fenugreek seeds for 4 hours.
Then grind to a smooth paste. Let it ferment for about 12 hours.
Now add salt and mix well. If necessary add a bit of water to make it a medium thick batter.
Heat a pan and prepare... - 47.9313
A yummy traditional Indian dosa spiced up for you with chicken mince. Cook up a delicious breakfast for your family and friends. You can even serve it as a snack for your tea parties. Enjoy playing the perfect host with this dosa with chicken mince recipe. - 44.9477
For most south Indians who are on a diet, giving up their favorite rice dosa and having oat porridge for breakfast can be quite a challenge. Why not make an instant oat dosa? Surely oats can be enjoyed in this form, as a variation to the porridge. This is a... - 137.035
Masala Dosa - A delight from down south! Make this delicious South Indian Dosa with this recipe. Masala Dosa is famous all over the world for it's taste, size and the uniqueness. Originally coming from the Mysore in Karnataka, it has become popular among all... - 38.8126
Masala Dosa is most popular South Indian dish. It is salty, spicy and yummy. Generally served with shambhar and coconut chutney. Enjoy it as breakfast or any other meal. - 52.9802
GETTING READY
1 In two different bowls, soak the rice and dal separately overnight.
2 Strain well.
3 In a grinder jar, grind the rice and dal separately along with the same water in which they were soaked.
4 In a big bowl, combine the two... - 45.9045
Soak dal, rice and fenugreek seeds for about 3 hours.
Wash and grind it to thick paste and allow to ferment overnight (approximately 12 hrs).
Next day add salt and enough water to make it a medium thick batter.
Heat a pan, pour a laddle full of batter... - 38.238
Soak black gram dal for about 4-5 hours
Wash and grind it to a thick paste and allow to ferment overnight. (approximately 12 hrs)
Add the rava and salt. Add enough water to make a medium thick batter.
Prepare dosas and serve with coconut chutney or sambar. - 30.2207
GETTING READY
1)Soak dal and rice overnight and then grind them together into a batter of frothy pour consistency.
2)Add the baking powder and salt and mix thoroughly. Leave t it for some 30 minutes.
3)Take a griddle and heat on a medium heat.... - 41.1902
1. Soak dal with methi dana, and rice separately for 10-12 hrs.
2. Grind both separately.
3. Mix the two together. Add salt.
4. The batter should be of pouring consistency, but not very thin, so add water accordingly.
5. Keep the batter in a warm place for... - 39.2926
Soak rice and Urad dal separately in water for about 6 hours.
Throw away the water and blend them to a fine consistency. It is important to remember not to add a lot of water while blending. The final batter should be smooth but not liquid. After blending... - 28.3015
Soak urad dal and methi seeds toegther whole might.
Morning grind it and mix with ragi flour,salt .
Stir nicely and allow to ferment.
When it is ready stir the batter nicely and add on hot pan.
Roast both side and eat with peanut chutney,........... - 36.1974
This Sambaar is a very good combination for idly, dosa and chapatti and puri. The same method can be done with masoor dal also. You can add any vegetables of your choice too like carrot, beans, cabbage. - 47.5912
An easy sambhar recipe that is sure to make cooking this popular South Indian dish very simple. Sambhar is a combination of lentils and vegetables cooked with the traditional Indian condiments and spices. The sambhar is the perfect accompaniment for your... - 31.1531
For Batter
1. Blend tomatoes, green chillies, ginger, garlic into fine paste.
2. Add both flours, salt and blent it again. (Add water if needed).
3. Add cumin seeds and chopped coriander leaves.
To Make Omelette
1. Heat non stick tava (griddle) and pour some... - 42.4316
Adai, the way I make it, is packed with protein and makes an excellent snack, school-lunch and an equally good meal. It can be served with Coconut Chutney, Butter, Sambar or for some, Jaggery! It is quick to make and unlike Dosa, it does not require as much... - 50.6809
To make the Dosa batter
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Soak 2 cups rice and 1 cup Urad Dal for at least 8 hours and grind them into a semi-coarse paste using water as needed. Transfer batter into a deep vessel and keep it in a warm dry place and allow it to... - 36.7806
Dry roast the Bengal gram ana black gram together till you get a roasted aroma ana the dals nave lightly Drowned.
Leave to cool Heat the oil in a pan and place the mustard seeds in it.
When they splutter add the red chillies and the turmeric and asafoetida.
1... - 41.5052
Heat Oil in a Kadai . Add Dry Red Chillies, Urad Dal, Channadal, Jeera, Methi and Garlic.
Fry till golden brown and keep it aside.
Now fry Tomato Pieces till mushy and add coriander leaves and fry for a minute.
Cool it.
Grind this by adding Salt and... - 41.1899
Potato song is one of the famous dish among the konkani community in the southern part of Karnataka. Using coconut oil gives an added taste to this wonderful dish. You can serve this dish with any type of dosa or idli or as a side dish with rice along with... - 42.0933
This recipe is a easy way to make idlis especially for those who do not have a idli/dosa grinder or do not have a grinder that can handle rice easily.It uses Idli Rava instead of Rice and regular Urad Dal. - 36.2728
1. Pick and wash gram.
2. Add just enough water to cook.
3. Cook till water has evaporated and gram is tender.
4. Add sugar and cook until mixture becomes thick.
5. Pass it through a sieve when mixture is hot. Add grated nutmeg.
6. Make a very soft dough with... - 42.4417
Chef Manjula is making a Spicy Coconut Chutney or a Spicy Indian Coconut dip in her kitchen. For those who are not aware, it’s a very popular dish in South India and enjoyed with Indian snacks and breakfast dishes. So if you cook Indian food regularly, this... - 129.461
Idli is an amazing South Indian sort of dumpling. steamed rice cake. It is made by steaming batter — traditionally made from pulses (specifically black lentils) and rice — into patties, usually two to three inches in diameter, using a mold.
Most often... - 62.6166
Groundnut chutney is a wonderful condiment/dip/side dish when served with Pongal, Idlis (Steamed Pancakes) or even Dosas (Indian Crepes). It is easy to make and can be stored in an air-tight container and refrigerated up to 1 week. Though Groundnut chutney... - 36.3845
Cook the dal till soft and set aside.
Skin the ash gourd and preserve skins for use in chutney.
Chop off the soft portion of the ash gourd and reserve for use in soups.
Chop the rest of the gourd into 1 inch cubes.
Soak the tamarind in a cup of water and... - 42.4929
This chutney can be enjoyed with Idly or dosai. Frankly I dont know why my mother in law calls it "mixture" chutney, so dont ask, but enjoy the new taste of this chutney. - 42.4894
Boil veggies of your choice a keep aside.
Pressure cook Toor Dal, tomatoes green chillies & oniond for up to 4 whistles
Soak handful Tamarind in 2 cups of water. Keep aside.
Heat 1 tbs oil in a deep vessel. Add the boiled veggies & saute for a min
Add the... - 40.1762
This spicy tomato chutney is a great condiment, which you can prepare in large quantity and store in refrigerator. It is a versatile sauce, which can be served as a side dish almost with anything. This recipe video displays the quick and simple process of... - 151.168
Heat little oil and roast urad dal, chana dal, coriander seeds, pepper, jeera, methi seeds, khus khus, white til and dry red chillies.
Grind to a smooth paste with freshly grated coconut, diced onion, garlic cloves, tamarind paste, jaggery (optional) and ½... - 46.39
A popular South Indian breakfast, this steamed breakfast can make a great contribution to your health. A combination of carbohydrates and proteins it provides just the nutritious breakfast you need to keep you going. - 27.098
How many of you crave for a spicy and crunchy snacks, particularly when it is raining or snowing outside? These lentil fritters are ultimate snacking items to enjoy these special moments with a fuming cup of coffee. Watch the video to learn the easy procedure... - 155.092
washes at least 2 to5 times and soak the ragi for 3-4 hours longer than you soak the rice.
Soak rice, whole urad and methi seeds in separate containers for 4-6 hours or overnight.
In a wet grinder or a mixie /blender, grind the urad dal till light and... - 41.4106
Kerala Sambar is different from the typical Sambars made in the other South Indian states. Kerala Sambar is made using a mixture of different vegetables whereas the other sambhar is made using a single vegetable.
It is an excellent curry with rice or with... - 54.1731
