Mixed dal dosa is a high protein dish made with 5 different types of dal / lentils. No rice is added so
this dosa is a completely healthy, vegan and Gluten free. You can have these dosa all day long for
breakfast, lunch and dinner. You can make the dosa right away after you grind the batter. But our
family loved it more when it is fermented for few hours. No one would believe you have made super
crispy dosas without any rice. So lets get started with the list of ingredients and procedure.....
This recipe goes to Week 2 Day 1 of Blogging Marathon 121 under the theme " Dazzling Dals".
Ingredients:
Udad dal 1/2 cup
Red Masoor dal 1/2 cup
Chana dal 1/2 cup
Yellow mung dal 1/2 cup
Green mung dal 1/2 cup
Fenugreek seeds
Cumin seeds 2 tsps
Green chili 3
Ginger 1 inch
Preparation:
Wash and soak all the dals over night or for at least 6 hours.
Grind the soaked dals along with ginger, green chili and cumin seeds till nice and smooth.
Ferment the batter over night or for 6-8 hours.
Add salt to taste and water to make the batter little thin just as regular dosa batter.
Heat non stick tawa or iron tawa, add ladle full of batter in the center and spread it in a circular
motion as thin as your can.
Add 1/2 spoon oil over the edges.
Roast it nicely till you see the edges separating.
Flip the dosa and cook on other side.
Remove and serve hot with any chutney and Sambar.
6 comments:
We make ada dosa with all kind of dals and a good amount of curry leaves. No ginger though. Will try this version sometime!
Wow ! that is definitely a nutritious dosa. My dosa loving husband will surely love this. Thanks for sharing.
The dosa looks amazing and crispy. Love the color of the dosa. This is very nutritious and made without rice. I bookmarked to make it soon. Thanks for sharing.
Dosa looks so crispy and absolutely the way I would like to eat. The golden color of the dosa is too tempting.
Mixed dal dosa looks delish! love the beautiful color on the dosa! we are big dosa lovers at home, would love to try this lovely dosa sometime!
I end up making thicker ones when making dal dosas. Your version dosa looks fabulous besides being protein packed ones.
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