Monday, May 21, 2012

White Rice Dosa

White Rice Dosa is a recently learnt dish. I saw the photo of this dosa in my friend's profile on FB and was totally attracted towards it. The day I saw it, I had decided that it will go on my growing list of dosas. I tried it within couple of days and to my surprise it turned out very crispy and tasted like urad dal- rice dosa. I was very happy with the outcome.


I made very slight variations in the measurements from the original recipe. This recipe is worth trying. If you have leftover rice then this dosa might help you out:-) I am very thankful to my friend P, for this wonderful recipe.

Ingredients:
  • White rice- 1 cup
  • Cooked rice, packed- 1/2 cup (leftover can be used)
  • Fenugreek seeds/ Methi- 1 tsp
  • Baking Soda- 1/4 tsp
  • Salt- To taste

Procedure:

Wash and soak rice for 3-4 hours along with fenugreek seeds. Drain the water and grind it along with cooked rice to get a smooth batter. Add water as required while grinding. The consistency of the batter should not be too thick/ thin. Allow the batter to ferment overnight or for 8-9 hours. Once fermented add salt and baking soda (adjust the consistency of the batter, if required). Batter is ready.

Heat the dosa pan. Add a ladel full of batter and spread it in circular motion.


Sprinkle little oil (optional). Close it with a lid for half a minute and then open the lid. Once it turns golden brown and crispy then its done.


Transfer it to a plate. White Rice Dosa is ready!!


Serve it hot with Chutney or any spicy curry of your choice. Above measurement serves 2-3 people.


I love crispy dosas. A closer view of the dosa.


6 comments :

  1. Yum! Dosas are always my favourite breakfast!

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  2. i tried this recently and it came awesome... Thank you very much for the recipe

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  3. Thanks Shwetha Shenoy. Glad that you are trying many recipes from my blog:-)

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  4. I tried this recipe..but outcome was not like your dosa..don't know what went wrong..I didn't add soda? Is it because of that?

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    1. Hi Poorvi, I am sorry it didn't turn out well. Was the batter well fermented? Next time try adding some baking soda too. Hope this helps.

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