Hi Just came across your recipe. I am a south and for making doses we use a special rice meant for it. The grain is small and round and it has a dull color. Usually the proportion for dosa is one urad+3 idly rice+1 cup raw rice( defn no basmati) and of course fenugreek seeds.
of course ur dosa does look nice but next time round...if you do get to a south indian store and use the idly rice...you can definitely feel the difference....the perfect authentic south indian dosa!
@SuperVeggieDelight Of course it's ultimately what works best for us! Bhavna u r a gr8 cook I really like the ur versatility in cooking I've learnt a lot of wonderful things from u,just a couple of little tips from my personal exp wash the urad and rice nicely and then use only the exact amount of water when u soak (just enough to cover).It's better to use the entire water while grinding coz if u don't quite a bit of nutrients r lost.also adding poha while grinding rice gives gr8 texture.Try it!
Up to a week, once it is fermented, it stays even longer than week but I alwasy try to finish within week...some people keep in freezer for months as well but fresh is always great...
I didn't see u put yeast in it for fermentation, do we still put it in there since it has to thicken up and rise a little bit? and if so, how much do we put and how long do we keep it for fermentation?
No fermentation agent required for this recipe. Also please watch my all dosa videos, you will get more ideas. Recently I posted mysore masal dosa and before that I shared another dosa video...enjoy!
My mother in law adds cloves in all groceries to keep them smell fresh and to prevent from getting bad. Not sure whether it's true but she is very good at taking care of our pantry.
Earlier you left message on channel so I replied on channel. But in short again Jasmine long grain is the best to use. Basmiati rice doesn't work for this recipe. Thank you
It's good to soak them seprately. It's hard to explain but you get different result when you do both together. And I don't like that...If you like rava dosa then you will love one of my instant recipe of Spaghetti pooda on this channel...it's almost dosa type but thicker..you can make thin if you want to..very soon will see all recipes you requested...Thank you very much for asking/sharing...
very usefull video.i have couple of question...can we soak dal and rice togather? another one is can you post video of how to make rawa dosa, idli and rawa idli? Thank You Very much
If you use iodized salt, it makes fermantation process slow. So whenver anything has to do with fermantation such pizza dough, dosa I use regular salt or koser salt
your recipe is good
tejaslist1 4 days ago
@tejaslist1
Hi
If you like this then you will like other two vids of Dosa...keep enjoying!
SuperVeggieDelight 4 days ago
Hi Just came across your recipe. I am a south and for making doses we use a special rice meant for it. The grain is small and round and it has a dull color. Usually the proportion for dosa is one urad+3 idly rice+1 cup raw rice( defn no basmati) and of course fenugreek seeds.
of course ur dosa does look nice but next time round...if you do get to a south indian store and use the idly rice...you can definitely feel the difference....the perfect authentic south indian dosa!
SupViv2408 3 weeks ago
@SupViv2408
HI
Thanx for sharing...I do use parboiled rice sometimes but personally, I like with long grain, I feel so heavy when prepare with other rice....
SuperVeggieDelight 3 weeks ago
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SupViv2408 3 weeks ago
@SuperVeggieDelight Of course it's ultimately what works best for us! Bhavna u r a gr8 cook I really like the ur versatility in cooking I've learnt a lot of wonderful things from u,just a couple of little tips from my personal exp wash the urad and rice nicely and then use only the exact amount of water when u soak (just enough to cover).It's better to use the entire water while grinding coz if u don't quite a bit of nutrients r lost.also adding poha while grinding rice gives gr8 texture.Try it!
SupViv2408 3 weeks ago
@SupViv2408
Hi
Thanx for sharing....will sure keep in mind.
SuperVeggieDelight 2 weeks ago
@SupViv2408
Thanx for sharing...will keep this in mind.
SuperVeggieDelight 2 weeks ago
Hi
Can we use rice n dal flour n then soak it, instead of grinding it after soaking.
And are we adding any fermenting agent to the better.
thanks:)
MeetAnch 2 months ago
@MeetAnch
Hi
You can give it a try...texture might be different when you use flours.
SuperVeggieDelight 2 months ago
would any dhal work ok ?
thanks
VonLeachim 2 months ago
@VonLeachim
Hi
You can use Chana dal as well. Watch my another video of Mysore Masala Dosa if you would like to know more details...enjoy!
SuperVeggieDelight 2 months ago
@SuperVeggieDelight brilliant, soaking begins - for our first ever dosa the morrow
thanks to U
VonLeachim 2 months ago
@VonLeachim
Hi
Would sure love to hear how it turn out for you...enjoy!
SuperVeggieDelight 2 months ago
How long can this batter keep in fridge? Thank you!
lycheesack 3 months ago
@lycheesack
Hi
Up to a week, once it is fermented, it stays even longer than week but I alwasy try to finish within week...some people keep in freezer for months as well but fresh is always great...
SuperVeggieDelight 3 months ago
I didn't see u put yeast in it for fermentation, do we still put it in there since it has to thicken up and rise a little bit? and if so, how much do we put and how long do we keep it for fermentation?
rumi29 3 months ago
@rumi29
HI
No yeast needed. It ferments with black gram lentil on it's own.
SuperVeggieDelight 3 months ago
hi bhavna...what to do if dosas do stick to the tava?
thanx for ur all recipes
davarpita 3 months ago
@davarpita
Hi
Always try to use good non stick pan. If still stick, spread little oil before pouring batter. Hope this helps...
SuperVeggieDelight 3 months ago
i have one question, after you add 3 cups of rice, what do you add one cup of? (so sorry i cannot understand your accent sometimes.)
JoanaSmitaLee 6 months ago
@JoanaSmitaLee
HI
3 cups rice+ 1 cup split skinless black gram(Urad) + 1 tbsp fenugreek seeds(Methi). Enjoy!
SuperVeggieDelight 6 months ago
thanks bhavna
mahergirl04 6 months ago
@mahergirl04
You most welcome..enjoy!
SuperVeggieDelight 6 months ago
hi ur recipe seems great going to try dosa coz my hubby loves it... but just a question dont we have to put any thing like ENo to fermantation?
many thanks :)
mahergirl04 6 months ago
@mahergirl04
Hi
No fermentation agent required for this recipe. Also please watch my all dosa videos, you will get more ideas. Recently I posted mysore masal dosa and before that I shared another dosa video...enjoy!
SuperVeggieDelight 6 months ago
Dosa came out better, my daughter told me to say thank you to Bhavana Aunty. Very easy recipe to follow.
jaiganesh11 6 months ago
@jaiganesh11
Hi
If you like this, you will sure love mysore masala dosa...please watch video and enjoy!
SuperVeggieDelight 6 months ago
what blender do you use to grind dosa and idli batters .. I am planning to buy one .. what would you suggest ?
leena1119 8 months ago
@leena1119
Hi
Oyster brand. enjoy!
SuperVeggieDelight 8 months ago
can i soak them with cover on top? or leave it open?
tanya51050 9 months ago
@tanya51050
Hi
cover and let it soak. Enjoy!
SuperVeggieDelight 9 months ago
You never mention how much fenugreek seeds you use in your recipe. Could you clarify? Thank you.
aaarcg 10 months ago
@aaarcg
Hi
Just 1 tbsp for 3 cups rice and 1 cup urad. If you visit website you will always get clearn instruction. Enjoy!
SuperVeggieDelight 10 months ago
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dear Bhavna , how long can this batter be kept in the frigde? plz reply
paploobabloo 1 year ago
can you make dosa from chickpea flour?
mysticradio 1 year ago
@mysticradio
Hi
Yes, but they are soft not crispy. Enjoy!
SuperVeggieDelight 1 year ago
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Yana2020 1 year ago
@Yana2020
Thanx
Say hi to all your family members. Keep enjoying.
SuperVeggieDelight 1 year ago
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Yana2020 1 year ago
@Yana2020
Hi
My mother in law adds cloves in all groceries to keep them smell fresh and to prevent from getting bad. Not sure whether it's true but she is very good at taking care of our pantry.
SuperVeggieDelight 1 year ago
i used to make dosa like these.you rock
suhu2great 1 year ago
@suhu2great
Hi
Thank you.
SuperVeggieDelight 1 year ago
Hey can we use rice powder instead. Does it need same soaking overnight etc?
anushaoracle03 1 year ago
@anushaoracle03
Yes, but it does need fermantation for 4 -5 hours at least.
SuperVeggieDelight 1 year ago
Thank you so much Bhavna..this video is really good..I tried out the dosas and they turned out great.
anshumee1 1 year ago
@anshumee1
Hi soon I will post updated recipe of Dosa that i discovered during India trip. Thanx
SuperVeggieDelight 1 year ago
Can we use this same batter for idli too?
anshumee1 1 year ago
@anshumee1
Hi
you can but it's better to make some adjustment to make great idlis. Will soon post video of Idli
Thanx
SuperVeggieDelight 1 year ago
You dont need 8 mins to explain how to grind the batter, the grinder itself just takes 1/2 min to grind...lol
rambolay 2 years ago
@rambolay
Hi
This videos doesn't have only grinding process, but also include measurement and some tips along with it. So you better not to say that.
Thanx
SuperVeggieDelight 1 year ago
thank you
saajkulshreshtha 2 years ago
Hi
You most welcome and keep enjoying
SuperVeggieDelight 2 years ago
which rice to use for dosa batter......i have jasmine long grain n basmati............i'm bit confused which one to use
sushmona 2 years ago
Hi
Earlier you left message on channel so I replied on channel. But in short again Jasmine long grain is the best to use. Basmiati rice doesn't work for this recipe. Thank you
SuperVeggieDelight 2 years ago
Hi
It's good to soak them seprately. It's hard to explain but you get different result when you do both together. And I don't like that...If you like rava dosa then you will love one of my instant recipe of Spaghetti pooda on this channel...it's almost dosa type but thicker..you can make thin if you want to..very soon will see all recipes you requested...Thank you very much for asking/sharing...
SuperVeggieDelight 2 years ago
very usefull video.i have couple of question...can we soak dal and rice togather? another one is can you post video of how to make rawa dosa, idli and rawa idli? Thank You Very much
learningfast1 2 years ago
great presentation
TryNewFood 2 years ago
Thank you
SuperVeggieDelight 2 years ago
If you use iodized salt, it makes fermantation process slow. So whenver anything has to do with fermantation such pizza dough, dosa I use regular salt or koser salt
SuperVeggieDelight 2 years ago
why you mix koser salt.
priyankakashyap 2 years ago