BREAKFAST NO.3 NEER DOSA
RECIPE BY:
SREEMATHY ANAND,
DOHA,QATAR .
RECIPE BY:
SREEMATHY ANAND,
DOHA,QATAR .
NEER DOSA
A dish made out of rice, unique to the region of dakshin kannada and udipi district. The word 'neer' means water. The dish is named so as the batter is wattery. Serve with chutney or sambhar or for a change with jaggery mixed with grated coconut.
Soaking Time: 2 Hours
Preparation Time: 15 mins
Cooking Time: 20 mins
Makes 15 dosas
A dish made out of rice, unique to the region of dakshin kannada and udipi district. The word 'neer' means water. The dish is named so as the batter is wattery. Serve with chutney or sambhar or for a change with jaggery mixed with grated coconut.
Soaking Time: 2 Hours
Preparation Time: 15 mins
Cooking Time: 20 mins
Makes 15 dosas
Ingredients
1 cup raw rice (chawal)
salt to taste
ghee/oil for greasing
Method
1. Soak the rice in water for at least 2 hours. Then drain and wash it.
2. Add water and grind to make a very fine batter.
3. Add salt and more water if necessary to make a thin batter of pouring consistency.
4. Heat a small non-stick tava and sprinkle a little water on it. It should steam immediately. Wipe hard with a slice of onion or potato.
5. Grease the tava with a little ghee/oil and pour a ladleful of batter from a little height so that you get plenty of holes. Do not try to spread the batter with a spoon.
6. Cook the dosa on one side only taking care to see that it does not brown. Fold it twice to make a quarter circle.
7. Repeat with the remaining batter to make more dosas. Serve hot.
By,
Sreemathy Anand.
1 cup raw rice (chawal)
salt to taste
ghee/oil for greasing
Method
1. Soak the rice in water for at least 2 hours. Then drain and wash it.
2. Add water and grind to make a very fine batter.
3. Add salt and more water if necessary to make a thin batter of pouring consistency.
4. Heat a small non-stick tava and sprinkle a little water on it. It should steam immediately. Wipe hard with a slice of onion or potato.
5. Grease the tava with a little ghee/oil and pour a ladleful of batter from a little height so that you get plenty of holes. Do not try to spread the batter with a spoon.
6. Cook the dosa on one side only taking care to see that it does not brown. Fold it twice to make a quarter circle.
7. Repeat with the remaining batter to make more dosas. Serve hot.
By,
Sreemathy Anand.
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