lol...but that broom is only for the grill. He wont use it anywhere else. The only thing that the vegetarian south Indian will be bothered about is he used the same turning tool for the egg spreading.
@schuliger The broom is only used to cool the plates. If you watch some dosa cooks they may have a bucket of icy water nearby in plain view. Basically the broom allows plenty of the icy water to get absorbed. This is then splashed onto the plate to cool the top surface. Almost immediately the dosa mix is applied to the plate surface whilst plate is cool. You can see it is easy to spread the mix when the plate is cooled.
hey man looks great. But aren't you supposed to flip the dosa once so that both sides cook? You seem to just be folding it in half rather than flipping the other side
I had a veggie dosa for lunch today, so I was inspired to learn how to make the "paper." Try Dosa Dosa on Danforth Ave. in Toronto (near Shopper's World). It's right next to the Pizza Pizza...
Cool! The egg like that is traditional of Galettes in Brittany, France. These are very similar to galettes, the only real difference is they take buckwheat flour. :)
That guy is amazing whenever i try to make them i tear the first few dosas an it becomes lumpy. egg dosa huh never had that before should try it next time
lmao i know, i get the 'gits' dosa packet n mine either break cus ther too hot or they just never spread fast enuf to be thin. Uusally lumpy however im sure with time theyl get thinner n thinner! gl
The kid in the background says..."The stomach of the guy who is ordering the dosa is cursed". Damn funny!!!!
Now before all of this racist crap comes about...he said it probably in the sense that the immune system of foreigners are not used to indian conditions.
Best meal i have ever eaten cost me 19 rupees. Streets of delhi. In 3 months i only ever got sick once- ate in an upmarket resteraunt. Give me street food any day
11 cents but who is gonna spend for imodium!! everything was ok except the cleaning of the stove part!! I hope he doesn't sweep the floor with the same shit!!
Using a broom is common to many classical cuisines. Thai cooking uses a shorter version too. The unsafe part with these street cooks is the plates and tumblers. The stove is way too hot for any GI microbe to survive.
come on dude. Your thought are too cheap. Just because somebody use a broom it doesnt mean he is ignoring the quality of the food. Broom is a concept which spreads the water evenly and he uses this to cool the plates. This food is better than days old bread packed and sold in the shop which often gets fungs in US...
yes.. and obviously the brooms sole purpose is to clean the pan only. It just reminds me of my college days... simple hut food! one days expense was Rs. 30. Just ten years back.
that guys a f'in pro. just looks at the camera doesnt have to look down
gekisen01 2 months ago
These dosas are a bit sour. Not because it made of from the fermented stuff, it's because something falling from his armpit hahaha....
binjaigabut 3 months ago
hehe i will eat dosa everyday this is for forein not india
ankitchinnuu 4 months ago
fucking india mad!!
ankitgajananbharad 5 months ago
why 6
dislikers?
tanixpp 1 year ago
lol...but that broom is only for the grill. He wont use it anywhere else. The only thing that the vegetarian south Indian will be bothered about is he used the same turning tool for the egg spreading.
masaiman2 1 year ago
ohhh i miss India...Tamil Nadu and poorii masala i need to back there soons as i can :D
bollywoodfanforever 1 year ago
there TAMIL YAAAAAA
naveenshanv 1 year ago
some one call the council, he used a broom
capuletxx 1 year ago
@capuletxx err.. That is a broom made from the leaves of the coconut tree , and used for cooling the stove ONLY..its not used to clean toilets
iammdeepak1 8 months ago
He used a broom to clean the grill! haha
schuliger 1 year ago 3
@schuliger The broom is only used to cool the plates. If you watch some dosa cooks they may have a bucket of icy water nearby in plain view. Basically the broom allows plenty of the icy water to get absorbed. This is then splashed onto the plate to cool the top surface. Almost immediately the dosa mix is applied to the plate surface whilst plate is cool. You can see it is easy to spread the mix when the plate is cooled.
narlzp 1 year ago
thts some skills man, too gud
archanachand 1 year ago
what makes this dosa extra tasty is the guy's armpit sweat drops enhancing the flavour.
YUMMY! extra masala daal na yaar
hereslookinaukid 1 year ago
Excellent Skills. Practice makes perfect.
greatdoll23 1 year ago
i miss my filthy neighbourhood ....hehehe
gpardhu 1 year ago
Makes me want to go back to Madurai...The good ole days.
Madisonmofo 1 year ago
yummy,looks good!
tubesteakbooky 1 year ago
thaliva, ithellam youtuble pottu tamilnadu maanathe vaangathange......
vskumar5 1 year ago
Whoa, Jesus Christ... This guy is the true mac daddy of all dosa.
asgardcreature 2 years ago
mother of god. this guy is a pro
SGMD84 2 years ago
Good and Good only this I can say. Thanks for your video.
yemenifish 2 years ago
show off! lol he knew the CAMERA was up in his face lol.
genie121 2 years ago
drooool I love dosas
MackerelCat 2 years ago
hey man looks great. But aren't you supposed to flip the dosa once so that both sides cook? You seem to just be folding it in half rather than flipping the other side
stoneecold23 2 years ago 2
I don't know, I get the impression that guy knows what he's doing.
rotcafarg 2 years ago
i felt that way too-especially when he dropped egg in some of them.
userss00 2 years ago
real taste good with his sweaty drop all over... :)
zamady 2 years ago
Cool!!!!!!!!!!
xXNEELUXx 2 years ago
this guy looks like freddie mercury of QUEEN he heh
N0vaProductions 2 years ago 2
I had a veggie dosa for lunch today, so I was inspired to learn how to make the "paper." Try Dosa Dosa on Danforth Ave. in Toronto (near Shopper's World). It's right next to the Pizza Pizza...
karenntoronto 2 years ago
Lol...
ajayaruna 2 years ago
haha.. the conversation was funny.. one guy is asking who is gonna eat all the dosas... are you going to eat? its the end of your stomach. lol''
indimonster 2 years ago
oh what a nice dosa it is really good to see
heartguy12 3 years ago
damn that looks good! and Wow that guys got skilz
sweetashonneybaby 3 years ago
now thats what i call skill
siberiantiger0 3 years ago 12
oh it may not seem like much, but this is one of the most dilicious food ive ever tasted.. thanks for sharing
joyisaware 3 years ago
Yes it is, this guy has great skill.
I love South Indian food!
I want to marry South Indian food!
peymaania 3 years ago 3
I miss this so much
muthushiv 3 years ago
i am feeling hungry, can some one get me a Dosa please !!!
springfield29 3 years ago 2
ayo..yo itu macam kalu...tak lalu nak makan laa....peluh ketiak tu leh masuk dalam tosai tu...erk!!!
anura1970 3 years ago
Cool! The egg like that is traditional of Galettes in Brittany, France. These are very similar to galettes, the only real difference is they take buckwheat flour. :)
gingeremy 3 years ago
yeh but im pretty sure they stole the recipe from british indians after the invasion.
plus im also guessing indian egg dosas date back farther then the french ones.
:P
kandymews 3 years ago
A Da. Namma Tamil Da
sasukeshadowsharinga 3 years ago
Wow nice work! so skillfully done
hdelicious 3 years ago
That guy is amazing whenever i try to make them i tear the first few dosas an it becomes lumpy. egg dosa huh never had that before should try it next time
jimfinner2000 4 years ago
lmao i know, i get the 'gits' dosa packet n mine either break cus ther too hot or they just never spread fast enuf to be thin. Uusally lumpy however im sure with time theyl get thinner n thinner! gl
r052476577 4 years ago
I Dossa, they are just yummy and taste out of this world.
amymint5 4 years ago
The kid in the background says..."The stomach of the guy who is ordering the dosa is cursed". Damn funny!!!!
Now before all of this racist crap comes about...he said it probably in the sense that the immune system of foreigners are not used to indian conditions.
blackcat1981 4 years ago
It's hard to get Dosa in US... all I see everywhere is Naan!
miradoraasmara 4 years ago
You have to go to a south indian restaurant for dosa. North indians only know bread.
unnst 4 years ago 19
ahahahh so true
konatown5 3 years ago
@unnst bandar kyaa jaane parathon ka swaad?
foonty 1 year ago
@unnst LOL
naveenshanv 1 year ago
In Columbus, Ohio of all places there is a chap who runs a very small shop called Dosa Corner and his food is incredible! Just like dosa from Madras
sunfighter86 3 years ago
Miradoraasmara:U shld visit south indian restaurants 4 dosa like SaravanaBhavan[SB]...
pran93 3 years ago
Udupi Palace or Mysore Woodlands in Chicago = epic dosas
SGMD84 2 years ago
this guy's speed and expertise is really commendable! video also is good..
hienthusiasm 4 years ago 3
oh how i long for dosa's.. eat them hot and you're in paradise.. wow...
aunatevedade 4 years ago
Best meal i have ever eaten cost me 19 rupees. Streets of delhi. In 3 months i only ever got sick once- ate in an upmarket resteraunt. Give me street food any day
jadk42 4 years ago
Man! Thanks for sharing this video. Awesome!!
nochemistry 4 years ago
He is so proud of his Dosas! (And why wouldn't he be! They look flacking delishious!
Mothrafocker 4 years ago
11 cents but who is gonna spend for imodium!! everything was ok except the cleaning of the stove part!! I hope he doesn't sweep the floor with the same shit!!
kashsoldier 4 years ago
Using a broom is common to many classical cuisines. Thai cooking uses a shorter version too. The unsafe part with these street cooks is the plates and tumblers. The stove is way too hot for any GI microbe to survive.
scited 4 years ago 2
come on dude. Your thought are too cheap. Just because somebody use a broom it doesnt mean he is ignoring the quality of the food. Broom is a concept which spreads the water evenly and he uses this to cool the plates. This food is better than days old bread packed and sold in the shop which often gets fungs in US...
muthushiv 3 years ago 5
yes.. and obviously the brooms sole purpose is to clean the pan only. It just reminds me of my college days... simple hut food! one days expense was Rs. 30. Just ten years back.
indimonster 2 years ago