Hello Brother, I am from Pakistan and just want to say that We all love you soooooooooooooo much .
You are definitely the child of the great and sophisticated parents. May Allah + God + Bhagvan, etc. keep you and your family happy, healthy, and safe.
WoWWW DOsaaaaaaaaaaa!!! I love dosa and you are so skilled to make it circular and thin ! I make dosa at home but it doesnt become circular n thin :( may be because of the consistency. I will make the batter thinner next time. I also liked the idea of putting gram dal in it. Thanks a lot chef !
when you see how easy it is to make proper food like this you realize we don't need rubbihs like breakfast cereals in the morning. I've often wondered why many people in the west think because its morning they have to eat rubbish cereal with milk on that turns into a soggy mess. Why not put as much thought into the first meal of the day as the last meal of the day. I've often wondered why many westerners eat junk in the morning breakfast like cornflakes
this is such an awesome video... very informative and very gud tips... i was wondering how much water i shud add to get the right consistency for the paper thin dosa batter... I will really appreciate your response!!! :)
@liacokelat yup.... eat this before u go gym and after gym,, put some chutney together thosai,, make sure the thosai u buy contains correct amount of BCAA, Vitamins, and Proteins... thosai must be prepared buy some1 qualified... -secret of 6packs abb-
Iam an arab but I love south indian breakfast,sometimes I just go to an indian restaurant and order dosas,idlis and appams with coconut or chicpeas curry and it tastes delicious.Now, during ramadan I asked my sister to make it for me,I hope she makes it this delicious!
Wonderfull video. Could you please add some recepies for dosa filling. Like chef masala or something really that shows the superiority of Indian cuisine
While in Madras I was also introduced to indian vegetarian food which as I said at the time was something I could live on for ever if I could get it all over the world wherever my job would take me. Unfortunately this is not the case.
I worked in Madras for 10 months in 1980/1 and whilst staying at the Taj Coramandel Hotel was introduced at breakfast to Masala Dosa. It was love at first bite and has remained so ever since. (I did tell the chef at the Taj Mahal Hotel in Bombay that his Dosas were not as good as those in Madras which did not please him very much!).I LOVE YOUR VIDEO
I am a honky (white guy) living in the USA, learning Indian cooking. This is an excellent video. I can't wait to make this. I need a change from rice, rice, and more rice. Your videos are so helpful, and you are such a pleasant host!
wow... finally i see a US guy who is actually giving more importance to the matter , content and intent and not laughing at indians and their accent...
I have seen sooooo many youtube videos whr indians are laughed at for their accent in which they speak english... wonder why they cant understand a simple thing that english is a foreign language for us and speaking in it itself is a big deal ... thnk u for being good... hope u succeed in making dosas... all the best !!
Mr. Chef - Thank you very much, you are real good person and explain in good manner - I love Indian food - now I will follow your instructions, and let's see what I make. Love and kind regards. Yemenifish
5:34 LOL! This reminds me when I went to India and I ordered this for breakfast and when it got to my plate I lifted the cone up and said "wheres the rest of my food?" All of my friends started laughing. I guess American breakfast is vastly different than Indian when it comes to filling our stomachs early in the morning. LOL!
Thank you chef, I enjoy your presentation. You should be on T.V. doing a segment on Indian foods. Is Fijian food similar to East Indian? I know the Fijian people do a lot with coconut milk and curry.
We watched your video, and you are very informative for sure, and good ideas you are sharing an we keep notes of it.... ogaloudaiya samayal kuripu nalla irunthathu
I'm a big fan of all your videos.thanks very much .your videos are very helpfull. I was wondering is it possible to keep the dosai batter in the fridge for 3-4 days .
Dude, you are God Sent. I tried making a dosa today and it was a disaster, which prompted me to google, how to make a dosa. This is a good instructional vdo done with a very cool pace and explained very well. Thanks
This guy awesome!!! his recipe really kicks ass.... i recently made some indian desserts after watching his dessert introduction vids... i made chum chum, and rasmalai.... it was awesome ... cant wait to make his version of dosa!!! thanks again Sanjay
Use short to medium grain size rice. If you don't have access to Idli rice, you may use Arborio Rice (or any other Italian rice suitable to make Risotto) or even Mochi Rice (Japan) or sweet/ waxy American Rice.
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niceeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee
beingcoder2010 3 days ago
Very well presented and explained, thank you!
ando1619 1 week ago
great video!! you make it look so easy!
midniteplight 1 week ago
when I make dosa it always sticks to pan,what shold I do?
MrNiki275 1 month ago
Add 3 to 4 tablespoons of rice flour and a pinch of soda and dosa will be wafer thin
pradeepshah100 1 month ago
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for how long do you fermant after grinding?
aakyviky 1 month ago in playlist Dosa
Very good explanation. I really love masala dosa!
reyasami 1 month ago
what temperature does your hot plate need to be ?
pritibaladalal 1 month ago
Hello Brother, I am from Pakistan and just want to say that We all love you soooooooooooooo much .
You are definitely the child of the great and sophisticated parents. May Allah + God + Bhagvan, etc. keep you and your family happy, healthy, and safe.
Very Best Wish
Khurram Hyder
smhr69 2 months ago
Well done, I did enjoy so much. Thank you. Love the cone dosa.
SeaAgent 3 months ago
Sir,u r too nicely explaining...
786prerna 3 months ago
vow chef nice presentation
selva1236 4 months ago
I like this recepie i will try it thank you
tejmaster101 4 months ago
I love dosa and had great difficulty to find the correct recipe.Your video and recipies are great.Thank you sooooooo much.
farahsali1 4 months ago
sooo useful video. After watching it theres no need to click back to results and watch any other one on this topic =]
HennaFox 4 months ago
WoWWW DOsaaaaaaaaaaa!!! I love dosa and you are so skilled to make it circular and thin ! I make dosa at home but it doesnt become circular n thin :( may be because of the consistency. I will make the batter thinner next time. I also liked the idea of putting gram dal in it. Thanks a lot chef !
2010meerajoshi 4 months ago in playlist Vahchef recipes
i love dosa thank you ....very much
karamk23 4 months ago
very nice thank you
nandinigrs 4 months ago
very nice
nandinigrs 4 months ago
Fabulous!!!!!!!!
mykylc 5 months ago
great !! i like it
vancyborg 5 months ago
thank you for recipe..
ankita8982 6 months ago
i love the way u explain the method and u specify y those ingredients are use it helps a lot, thank you :)
nikhilanthony7907 7 months ago
Beautiful demonstration!!! You made it look so easy. I've just got to try this!! Thank you!
balloffur55 7 months ago
very nice. i love u r attitude . very very attractive eyes.... ayiooo ipavesapuda thonuthu nenga seira dosa.....
mrsvinokumar 8 months ago
very nice. i love u r attitude
mrsvinokumar 8 months ago
very good
ceylontoday 9 months ago
Please chief show us How to make Murtada and How to stuff it?
nilemermaid1 10 months ago
when you see how easy it is to make proper food like this you realize we don't need rubbihs like breakfast cereals in the morning. I've often wondered why many people in the west think because its morning they have to eat rubbish cereal with milk on that turns into a soggy mess. Why not put as much thought into the first meal of the day as the last meal of the day. I've often wondered why many westerners eat junk in the morning breakfast like cornflakes
210482fmj 11 months ago
this is such an awesome video... very informative and very gud tips... i was wondering how much water i shud add to get the right consistency for the paper thin dosa batter... I will really appreciate your response!!! :)
anonymousviewer86 11 months ago
For paper dosa, you even spread the batter real thin...
The pan also must be of a lower temperature and the dosa must roast for a longer time...
SuperBadsinner 11 months ago
this guy is awesome!!
PhantomAct 11 months ago
Thank you so much! This is really helpful. I'm looking forward to trying this soon.
mranster 1 year ago
Is it cooked rice?
Fonix456 1 year ago
I like his stove, where do i buy it from, is it a Tefal???
stelselv 1 year ago
huhuhuhu,,, we call it apam balik.... lol
kettavan600028 1 year ago
in my country,dosa means sin..haha
liacokelat 1 year ago
@liacokelat malay?? hahaha,,, not dosa la,, this 1 is thosai,,, THOSAI,, u wan do 6pack abb,, eat thosai 3 times daily,,
kettavan600028 1 year ago
@kettavan600028 hahaha...OMG!are u serious =O
XD
liacokelat 1 year ago
@liacokelat yup.... eat this before u go gym and after gym,, put some chutney together thosai,, make sure the thosai u buy contains correct amount of BCAA, Vitamins, and Proteins... thosai must be prepared buy some1 qualified... -secret of 6packs abb-
kettavan600028 1 year ago
I can never do this, I would depand on other. forgive me.
IndiaCobra 1 year ago
@IndiaCobra yup,, u can never do this becoz u need pan to do it,, i forgive u,,,
kettavan600028 1 year ago
@kettavan600028 I do have a pan, don't have cooker.
IndiaCobra 1 year ago
Good and easy ... I love the way of your teaching.
ramunature 1 year ago
Thank you.
naqvi166 1 year ago
Iam an arab but I love south indian breakfast,sometimes I just go to an indian restaurant and order dosas,idlis and appams with coconut or chicpeas curry and it tastes delicious.Now, during ramadan I asked my sister to make it for me,I hope she makes it this delicious!
Bufurzone 1 year ago
is that basmati rice? can i use regular white rice for this recipe?
Satwik08 1 year ago
Wonderfull video. Could you please add some recepies for dosa filling. Like chef masala or something really that shows the superiority of Indian cuisine
blockthisuser 1 year ago
Wow... you made it so easy... thanks.... i'll definitely try this..
NidhiGoyal25 1 year ago
i love your reciepe
Badhan97 1 year ago
Thank you! I am making dosas right now for the first time, and my batter texture wasn't right. You explained perfectly!
foodiekitchen 1 year ago
Yummmmm......Dosas look AWESOME, i can just taste 'em! = )
qualqui 1 year ago
mmmm marsala dosa, my favourite, with nice idli - lots of idli :o) - and coconut chutney.
thefutureisvegan 1 year ago
hey atleast tell us how 2 make coconut chatni plzzzzz
9851024886 1 year ago
While in Madras I was also introduced to indian vegetarian food which as I said at the time was something I could live on for ever if I could get it all over the world wherever my job would take me. Unfortunately this is not the case.
rllafretaw 1 year ago
I worked in Madras for 10 months in 1980/1 and whilst staying at the Taj Coramandel Hotel was introduced at breakfast to Masala Dosa. It was love at first bite and has remained so ever since. (I did tell the chef at the Taj Mahal Hotel in Bombay that his Dosas were not as good as those in Madras which did not please him very much!).I LOVE YOUR VIDEO
rllafretaw 1 year ago
What about the fermentation? Overnight at room temperature?
pentium104 2 years ago
Great video
pentium104 2 years ago
Very good dosa..Awesome.....!!
satbaba1 2 years ago
Oopzzz...how much fenugreek seeds?
TooLooseLeTrek 2 years ago
I am a honky (white guy) living in the USA, learning Indian cooking. This is an excellent video. I can't wait to make this. I need a change from rice, rice, and more rice. Your videos are so helpful, and you are such a pleasant host!
Thanks.
TooLooseLeTrek 2 years ago
wow... finally i see a US guy who is actually giving more importance to the matter , content and intent and not laughing at indians and their accent...
I have seen sooooo many youtube videos whr indians are laughed at for their accent in which they speak english... wonder why they cant understand a simple thing that english is a foreign language for us and speaking in it itself is a big deal ... thnk u for being good... hope u succeed in making dosas... all the best !!
sweetythebest 2 years ago
is it possible to make this batter with rice flour and urad flour - instead of soaking and blending the rice+lentils?
i don't think my blender has enough power to blend hard lentils to a smooth paste...
also - how much water did you use?
thanks!
AbstractMan23 2 years ago
u rule !!!!!!!!!!!!!!! u are master of chefs
Alvinkujur711 2 years ago
Thanks for explaining the secrets of wonderful south Indiaan dosas.
MortenCopenhagen 2 years ago
Haaa Haaaa - after all I did it - thanks Mr. Chef, for this lovely Dosssaa
Also I enjoy your presentation, you are very informative for sure, and good ideas.
Thanks again - love and kind regards.
Yemenifish
yemenifish 2 years ago
Mr. Chef - Thank you very much, you are real good person and explain in good manner - I love Indian food - now I will follow your instructions, and let's see what I make. Love and kind regards. Yemenifish
yemenifish 2 years ago 10
@yemenifish im sorry but- "explain it well"
good is and adjective well is and adverb
christaffffa 1 year ago
That was great! Very clear . And very expressive and exciting.
Lydia
mifa17 2 years ago
this looks good. it reminds me a little of the japanese okonomiyaki.
RenGrayson 2 years ago
Another excellent video! and yes, I did wonder how they made them in the shape of a cone
cornelioushuxtable 2 years ago 2
5:34 LOL! This reminds me when I went to India and I ordered this for breakfast and when it got to my plate I lifted the cone up and said "wheres the rest of my food?" All of my friends started laughing. I guess American breakfast is vastly different than Indian when it comes to filling our stomachs early in the morning. LOL!
ScopedOUT2 2 years ago
Very useful and excellent. Lots of great ideas and tips.
nelumvila 2 years ago 2
This comment has received too many negative votes show
very good...but there is no need of telling all types of greetings ...because indians can understand a greeting word in any launguage...thank you....
abilashshankar2 2 years ago
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9290936555 2 years ago
Thank you chef, I enjoy your presentation. You should be on T.V. doing a segment on Indian foods. Is Fijian food similar to East Indian? I know the Fijian people do a lot with coconut milk and curry.
13chef 2 years ago
We watched your video, and you are very informative for sure, and good ideas you are sharing an we keep notes of it.... ogaloudaiya samayal kuripu nalla irunthathu
Kahena1982 2 years ago
The cook is a simple down to earth and friendly guy. Thank you, he is very much informative too.
prandtl002 2 years ago
thankyou thankyou thankyou, i miss dosa
pedder45 2 years ago
Wow....superb.....your awesome...
pakborn 2 years ago
hello Chef ,
I'm a big fan of all your videos.thanks very much .your videos are very helpfull. I was wondering is it possible to keep the dosai batter in the fridge for 3-4 days .
kodkillerparis 2 years ago
awesome dude, i love you. haha. but i am not really gay.
suvodipmitra 2 years ago
Dude, you are God Sent. I tried making a dosa today and it was a disaster, which prompted me to google, how to make a dosa. This is a good instructional vdo done with a very cool pace and explained very well. Thanks
rajsajja 3 years ago 2
This guy awesome!!! his recipe really kicks ass.... i recently made some indian desserts after watching his dessert introduction vids... i made chum chum, and rasmalai.... it was awesome ... cant wait to make his version of dosa!!! thanks again Sanjay
15141313 3 years ago
the ingredients are incorrect.chana dal is not an ingredient,then the ratio is rice 4:dal 1,soak seperately and grind separate.
gutmina 3 years ago
not true, as he said you can increase or decrease the qty of the rice if you want it to make more crispy or less crispy respectively.
chana dal makes it more testy...
vanjaar 2 years ago
you are awesome chef...I cant wait to make it myself.
snaik2 3 years ago
Very Very Nice one 100% Dosa.....
My Rate 100/100
vichchu29 3 years ago
Hi Sanjay,
I'm a big fan of all your videos. I was just wondering is it really necessary to put so much oil in all of the dosa recipes, especially the uttapum?
shadowfox87 3 years ago 2
that was very well taught
lost4my4mind 3 years ago
this a very nice simple demonstration that will allow anyone to make good dosa!!
zazay1710 3 years ago
I think you are wrong with set dosa as the batter ingredents are different... please check elsewhere for the ingredents...
muthushiv 3 years ago
You are very honest and gives us the secret of cooking as a real cook. You help many who dream of cooking. Keep it up.
Thanks
Fathima B.
motive786 3 years ago
Can I use Basmati rice for this?
TopSpinonline 3 years ago
Use short to medium grain size rice. If you don't have access to Idli rice, you may use Arborio Rice (or any other Italian rice suitable to make Risotto) or even Mochi Rice (Japan) or sweet/ waxy American Rice.
cobking84 3 years ago
i m sooooo hungry after seeing this video..
I wish there were some restaurants in Frankfurt having good dosas n south indian food.
Batter making time for me..
BTW, Interesting tip of chana daal, never knew that was added. none of my south indian friends remembered to tell me that.
VisionsUnprecedented 3 years ago
very good &very lovely
navyavenkat 3 years ago
yummm...
ASHIDAS 3 years ago
you are awesome.
VPP111 4 years ago
good stuff. thanks
chadsexinton 4 years ago
thank you so!
wonderphilip 4 years ago
how much water do you add?
ilovesamosas 4 years ago
Ilove the way you explain the recipe. You seem so genuine and knowlegable. Thank you.
kalavandi00 4 years ago 6
Good, Thanks for your very nice video.
I am going learn how to make this Thosai,
Koaylm123 4 years ago
how come this is also available on vahrevah chef?
oldernwiser0 4 years ago