Rice Dosa Recipes

Those fond of South Indian cuisine will really enjoy eating these dosas. The chef shows how to make the batter. You can serve the dosa with chutney and hot sambhar. You can use any type of filling for the dosa. Do watch the video as Chef Bhavna explains the... - 109.38

All those who saw part 1 of the video will now finally learn how to prepare the dosa. This is the review for part 2 of the video. I hope you watched Part 1. You can use any filing for the dosa, like cheese, potato or whatever you like. I suggest that you... - 93.865

If you are keen on making a famous South Indian cuisine, then do try this. It's a mouth watering dosa. This is the review for Part 1 of the video. In this part the chef shows how to make the dosa batter by blending all the ingredients. You should follow... - 93.2283

What can be a healthier way to kick-start your day than fluffy idlis and yummy dosas? Chef Bhal Dave tells you how to make fluffy idlis and crispy dosas easily. The best thing about these South Indian snacks is that they pack in fewer calories and can be... - 85.4005

If you are looking for yummy accompaniments to complement your idlis and dosas, then your search ends here. Chef Bhal Dave, in this continuation video, gives you two easy-to-make chutneys that can be prepared in a snap. Spicy, tasty, and totally tantalizing... - 84.5928

If you are looking for healthy and wholesome breakfast ideas, try making these aapams. Are they dosas? No, these Kerala style aapams are like dosas but are so light and fluffy that you can eat a plate full of them. This video shows how to make authentic... - 83.0565

If you have failed to make restaurant-like perfect dosas at home, then this video is likely to come to your rescue. Chef Bhal Dave whips up delicious, flavorful potato filling for dosas that is likely to tickle your taste buds. Just follow his instructions to... - 73.5723

The video is in Tamil Language. - 61.2916

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... - 47.8181

Dosa Green chutney is a very easy, tasty and quick dish for an ideal indian style breakfast. Try and enjoy!! - 46.6759

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.... - 41.1092

Neer dosa is one of the famous dosa from Dakshin Kannada and Udupi district. Neer means water in Kannada and tulu. This goes well with sambar or chutney or ravo (Melted jaggery to which either powdered cardamom or coconut is added). Its called as neer dosa... - 39.3116

Pick over the urid dhaal and discard any stones or twigs. Soak the rice and dhaal for at least 3 hours, then grind smoothly. Add water to give a batter-like consistency. If using ground rice and urid dhaal flour - or dosa flour - just mix with water to a... - 39.1747

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... - 37.9916

Often called as doshas, these crispy, wafer thin golden beauties are as much a treat to eyes as they are for palate! Easy to make and less guilty to binge, dosa is one of the most loved breakfast items at my home. Have it with coconut or onion chutneys,... - 34.9083

An easy to prepare Dosa recipe. You will need a grinder or blender to make the batter. - 0