Steps
- 1
Take a bowl, mix all the ingredients under batter except eno. Cover the batter and leave for 10-15 minutes (add water only when it's unable to mix the batter).
- 2
Add eno to the batter after 10 minutes and whisk well for minutes.
- 3
Add 2 cups of water in a pressure cooker, place a stand inside and keep on the stove.
- 4
Turn on the flame and wait for a boil.
- 5
Take a utensil and grease all sides of the utensil with oil. Add batter and tap the utensil to get a flat upper base of the batter.
- 6
Keep the utensil inside the cooker after a boil. Turn the flame to low and steam the dhokla for 15 minutes.
- 7
After 15 mins check whether the dhokla is cooked by skewing a toothpick or a flat knife. If the batter sticks to the batter, then steam for more 5-7min. (add water if needed in the cooker).
- 8
Take out the dhokla utensil and let it warm down to room temperature.
- 9
Heat oil in a small pan, add all the ingredients under tempering except coriander leaves after the ingredients sparks pour the tempering over the dhokla and garnish with coriander leaves.
- 10
Cut the dhokla into small square shapes and serve with your favourite chutney.
I've served with 'dahi ki chutney' and 'dhaniye ki chutney'.
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