For Dosa Batter:
Wash and soak for 5 hrs 3 cups of Rice (2 cups brown rice+1cup white rice)
1 cup of urad dal
You can add fenugreek seeds and channa dal if required.
Adding 2 tablespoons of sago gives crisp dosas.
Grind them to smooth batter, add salt and let it ferment for 7-8 hrs or overnight.
Uttappam:
Onions chopped finely from: 5 onions
Green Chillies Paste from: 20 chillies
Coriander leaves finely chopped
Curry Leaves finely chopped
Salt
Mix all the above to dosa batter and make small uttappams. Alternatively, you can make small dosas and spread the onions over dosa.
The recipes in this blog are from our moms, sisters, friends and other internet sites which we have tried at The Curry Lane. So, you will observe that we have shamelessly copied recipes from others and made some changes based on what we did to those recipes. You will see some pictures of how some of them turned out. We will post only those recipes that we have tried and liked at The Curry Lane. Pssssst.... This is mainly for Mr.Curry lane's reference when Ms.Curry Lane is not in a mood to cook.
2.18.2009
Avarekalu Rotti
Ingredients:
Rice Flour: 2 cups
Skinned, cooked beans: 1/2 cup
Green chilli paste according to your spice levels
Onions, curry leaves, coriander leaves finely chopped according to taste
Jeera: 1 tsp
Salt to taste
How to make:
Mix all the ingredients with water to make dough. You should be able to make a firm ball out of the dough.
Grease the laminated paper with a teaspoon of oil. Take one orange sized dough and pat it evenly with your fingers to make a round. Pour a teaspoon of oil on the pat rotti and transfer it on a hot tava along with the paper with rotti facing tava and paper facing outside.
Remove the paper once the rotti is transferred on to the tava. Roast it on both sides. Serve with any chutney of your choice.
Rice Flour: 2 cups
Skinned, cooked beans: 1/2 cup
Green chilli paste according to your spice levels
Onions, curry leaves, coriander leaves finely chopped according to taste
Jeera: 1 tsp
Salt to taste
How to make:
Mix all the ingredients with water to make dough. You should be able to make a firm ball out of the dough.
Grease the laminated paper with a teaspoon of oil. Take one orange sized dough and pat it evenly with your fingers to make a round. Pour a teaspoon of oil on the pat rotti and transfer it on a hot tava along with the paper with rotti facing tava and paper facing outside.
Remove the paper once the rotti is transferred on to the tava. Roast it on both sides. Serve with any chutney of your choice.
Subscribe to:
Posts (Atom)