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Ingredients
green chilli (hari mirch)
maida
mustard seeds (rai)
Method
First take as much quantity of Maida (powder) as you wish to. Mix it with water in such a
way that there are no lumps of maida formed and the batter is liquid enough like that of
ordinary dosa. Mix it with your hand for better results. Then keep a tadka.
To Prepare The Dosa
Heat the tawa. Any ordinary dosa tawa. As the maida is sticky you cannot make the
dosas as the ordinary ones by pouring the batter and spreading it. Here you have to pour
the batter forming a circle starting from the circumference of the circle and gradually
coming towards the centre. The slope of the tawa helps the batter to flow in.
Fill in the empty spaces if any between the dosa immediately. Pour oil in and out of the
dosa. when it changes colour turn it and pour oil again. When it turns further brown
remove it. Serve it with sambhar, sauce or the south Indian chilly chutney. Chopped green
chillies and mustard seeds(rai) Take oil in a pan. Put some mustard seeds.
When they crackle remove it from the flame and put green chillies and mix them with a
spoon till the chilies turn light green. Then put the tadka on the batter of maida already
prepared. Shake well. To Prepare The Dosa Heat the tawa. Any ordinary dosa tawa.
As the maida is sticky you cannot make the dosas as the ordinary ones by pouring the
batter and spreading it. Here you have to pour the batter forming a circle starting from the
circumference of the circle and gradually coming towards the centre.
The slope of the tawa helps the batter to flow in. Fill in the empty spaces if any between
the dosa immediately. Pour oil in and out of the dosa. when it changes colour turn it and
pour oil again. When it turns further brown remove it. Serve it with sambhar, sauce or the
south Indian chilly chutney.