Dosa (or Dosai) is aneasy to make South Indian breakfast (infact anytime) dish. Here is an even more healthier option to the hugely popular dish.
Image via The Hindu
Ingredients:
Parboiled Rice – 1 cup
Urad Dal – 1 tblsp
Vendhayam – 1 tsp
Pirandai – 100 gms
Curry Leaves – few
Coriander Leaves – handful
Salt as per taste
Method:
1. Soak the rice, dal and vendhayam overnight.
2. Drain well and grind to a thick batter.
3. Just before removing, add the remaining ingredients.
4. Grind well and remove.
5. Heat a nonstick tawa over medium flame.
6. Pour a ladleful of the batter and spread evenly.
7. Apply oil around the edges and cook on both sides.
8. Remove and serve with chutney or sambar.
Tip: You do not have ferment this batter. Can be used immediately.
2 comments
Will you explain what is this Pirandai.
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Leela
Pirandai is a plant/creeper and is called Adamant Creeper/Devil’s Back Bone/Veldt Grape in English and it’s botanical name is Cissus quadrangularris. Quite commonly used in villages and traditional South Indian cooking.