Super Fast Wheat Dosa -Why go through the chapati making procedure?

crazyandcooking with Serene & Timmy
crazyandcooking with Serene & Timmy @cook_7837154
Bangalore

A much under rated dish, but I just love this. To make some rotis or chapatis, you got to play dumbles with the dough and get it right, then roll out and cook the chapatis. Here is a healthy and a much easier alternative. Do not under estimate the power of a wheat dosa a.k.a my favorite gothambu appam.

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Ingredients

10 mins
10-piece
  1. 1 - 2 cupsWheat flour atta or
  2. to tastesalt
  3. as requiredwater
  4. 1 teaspooncoconut grated (optional)

Cooking Instructions

10 mins
  1. 1

    Mix the wheat flour with water to make a lump free smooth batter. The consistency should be as that of dosa batter (not too loose a dosa batter, make it slightly thick but still oozy).

  2. 2

    You can add grated coconut if you like. This is optional, personally I like it the without it. The best part of this recipe is that it needs no time to set.

  3. 3

    Now, you just have to make it like a dosa on a flat pan. Do not aim for a very big crispy paper dosa style, it should be more like an appam. You need not oil the dosa, but you can rub the pan with a little oil in between so that the batter does not stick.

  4. 4

    Cook on both sides on medium flame, it should just cook fully and not get charred. (Small tip- Will cook faster if you close the pan with a lid).

  5. 5

    Serve hot. It goes with any curry with some gravy. My Suggestions - chicken, mutton, fish,beef,egg,green peas,chickpeas.

  6. 6

    You can convert this into a snack by making a roll out of this, with some filling of grated coconut with sugar mix -popularly known as 'madakkusaan' in kerala.

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Hello ! Welcome to my kitchen wars @ crazyandcooking. Fed up with long years of hostel food, I started cooking for survival and then my Masterchef fan husband came along with what I lacked -his cutting and chopping skills. Be it a lazy cook or an intense cook, we have fun in the kitchen; Not to mention, our kitchen extends to the whole house. We are here to share our easy-lazy-fun explorations, hoping it would salivate your palate.I enjoy making food but me and food have a love-hate relationship. When we break up, my better half orders it online : )
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