Adai dosa or dhal dosa

Adai dosa is one of the popular south indian break fast item. It is made with variety of dhals and little rice.We can make this dosa without fermentation.There are varieties of adai dosa. Measurement of dhal varies  in different regions.

Some people make it very thick adai some likes thin crispy. My granma used to spread this adai  dosa on tawa with hands..It will be thick.  We need little more oil to make it crispy.

Aviyal and  jaggery goes very well with adai dosa. ..If we are making this adai with butter it will be more tasty.

.Let us learn how to make this adai dosa

Preparationtime.approx 2 hours

Ingrdients

  • 1 cup idli rice
  • 1/2cup thuar dhal
  • 1/4 cup urad dhal
  • 1/4 cup channa dhal
  • 8 redchilles
  • a small piece of asofotedia
  • curry leaves
  • thil oil for making dosa
  • salt to taste

Method

soak rice separately for 3 hours

soak all dhals together and  redchilles  for 1 hour

soak small piece of  stone asofotedia in little water ( this stone asofotedia will give more tastes to your adai.or you can use normal asofotedia also.

grind rice and dhals together with chillies coarsely.

Add soaked   asofotedia ,salt and curry leaves.

Heat a dosa pan.I used metal dosa pan not nonstick.

Pour little oil. spread this with a tissue. Pour a laddle full of batter on hot dosa pan and spread the batter .Make a round shape.

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Pour 1 tbsp oil around adai.when the bottom part is cooked or become red in colour flip it.

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Add some more oil. make it crispy.

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Tips

you can use half idly rice and half raw rice.

For 1 cup rice use 1 cup dhals all together. Dhal quantity can  adjust according to your taste.

you can make it thick adai  using more oil and  make it crispy, or add more water and spread it thin for crispy adai.

you can use green chillies instead of red chillies.

you can add little grated coconut.

 

 

 

 

 

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