You read it right it is Mishra Dal Dosa as in mixed dals and not Mishraji from UP. I see a frown on my Southie friends with a question mark smeared on the face, What has Mishraji got to do with dosas?
Nothing dear. I make this dosa when I need the batter ready in an hour and the meal demands are protien only. It keeps you full for a long time unlike the paper thin varieties. A couple of dosas and you are a engine ready to chug through the day. These however taste best only off the hot gridle. It is similar to a Pesarattu or Adai yet different.
The chutney was a combination of a few things to get a new taste so I called it Eureka chutney ideal for lazy bones.
This post is off to participate in the Dosa Mela @ Srivalli's
Ingredients
1/2 cup of 5 dals (all split lentils-Green, yellow, black, Red, gram)
water to soak and grind
salt to taste
2 green chilies
1/2 inch ginger
oil for roasting
Wash and soak the dal for a minimum of an hour completely covered with water. The more they are soaked the more fluffy the dosa turns out. Grind to a smooth paste with green chilies, ginger and salt. Keep the batter spreadable but not to thin.
Heat a non stick gridle and spread evenly. Once starts turning red add a bit of oil on the sides. This will loosen the dosa from the gridle. Turn it over and roast the otherside till red speckles appear. Remove into a serving plate.
Serve with chutney.
For the Eureka Chutney
1 tomato
1 tablespoon tomato sauce
2 tablespoon MTR chutney podi
Grind together. Put a dollop on the dosa in the center.
The green and red colors are extremely kid friendly as is the taste.
Happy Gudi Padva /
Ugadi to everyone!
Nothing dear. I make this dosa when I need the batter ready in an hour and the meal demands are protien only. It keeps you full for a long time unlike the paper thin varieties. A couple of dosas and you are a engine ready to chug through the day. These however taste best only off the hot gridle. It is similar to a Pesarattu or Adai yet different.
The chutney was a combination of a few things to get a new taste so I called it Eureka chutney ideal for lazy bones.
This post is off to participate in the Dosa Mela @ Srivalli's
Ingredients
1/2 cup of 5 dals (all split lentils-Green, yellow, black, Red, gram)
water to soak and grind
salt to taste
2 green chilies
1/2 inch ginger
oil for roasting
Wash and soak the dal for a minimum of an hour completely covered with water. The more they are soaked the more fluffy the dosa turns out. Grind to a smooth paste with green chilies, ginger and salt. Keep the batter spreadable but not to thin.
Heat a non stick gridle and spread evenly. Once starts turning red add a bit of oil on the sides. This will loosen the dosa from the gridle. Turn it over and roast the otherside till red speckles appear. Remove into a serving plate.
Serve with chutney.
For the Eureka Chutney
1 tomato
1 tablespoon tomato sauce
2 tablespoon MTR chutney podi
Grind together. Put a dollop on the dosa in the center.
The green and red colors are extremely kid friendly as is the taste.
Happy Gudi Padva /
Ugadi to everyone!
Hi Anjali Madam,
ReplyDeleteI am from Chennai presently living in muscat.happen to see your blog one day when i was searching for some redipes in google.from that day ,i became an ardent fan for ur recipes. i love all the recipes and i am trying to do everything.Yesterday i tried your shravni cake .it came very well and my daughter finished in a jiffy.thanks
Hi,
ReplyDeletethanks for your comments and that is tamil and i will ry to post it in english also in near future :) and forgot to say one thing
Happy Gudi Padva
I like the eureka chutney...and the name :-))
ReplyDeleteThank you for the lovely dosa..and super fast chutney!..both looks great!
ReplyDeleteHappy Gudi Padva to you too, Anjali!
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