Masala Dosa: Purely SouthIndian

Many non-SouthIndians never try Masala Dosa with a feeling: if I will be able to get how it looks in restaurants!! I was also part of same league until recently, when I understood actual trick is the Perfect Seasoned Tawa, which does the wonder.
Masala Dosa: Purely SouthIndian
Many non-SouthIndians never try Masala Dosa with a feeling: if I will be able to get how it looks in restaurants!! I was also part of same league until recently, when I understood actual trick is the Perfect Seasoned Tawa, which does the wonder.
Steps
- 1
After soaking for 6 hours grind the urad daal finely. Grind the soaked and cooked rice together. Mix both the batters with a teaspoon of salt.
Actually dosa batter doesn’t need to be fermented, but I prefer to make the batter in the night for the dosa in the breakfast. - 2
Heat oil in pan, add cumin, chilli, onion, green peas, stir for few minutes, add crushed potato and tomato, salt, turmeric, chilli powder and mix well. Cook for 5 minutes, switch off the frame and garnish with coriander leaves.
- 3
Heat the seasoned tawa, once very hot, reduce the frame, brush with water to cool a bit, now add 2 big spoon of batter, spread in round circles, outwardly. Increase the fame to high, once pores start appearing, brush with oil, once the sides starts coming out and dosa looks brown from bottom, add 2 spoons of Aloo masala, gently fold, take it out.
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