Before marriage I used to think dosa is mainly south indian breakfast. But different versions of dosas are available across India, like Maharashtrian Dhirade or Oriya style peetha/chakuli. This dosa is prepared with coconut and rice. So don't keep batter for too long. The ingredients are very simple. Soak 2 cup rice for 5-6 hours. Separately soak 1/4 cup urad daal for same time. Grind rice and urad dal separately into smooth paste. Mix both tastes together. then add 1-1.5 cups of grated coconut and grind for couple of minutes. Keep it in fridge for later use or you can use it immediately. We generally have this dosa with potato fry. But sambhar or any chutney will also work as side dish.I'm from Mumbai and my husband is from Rourkela and we live in Bangalore now. He is complete foodie and now I'm also turning into one.So we go out lot and try out different region cuisines. We also like to make them at home. So we are giving some receipes here.The receipes are not totally new. We've modified few receipies to match our test (and availability of ingredients).
Monday, April 23, 2012
Nadia chakuli/ Coconut dosa
Before marriage I used to think dosa is mainly south indian breakfast. But different versions of dosas are available across India, like Maharashtrian Dhirade or Oriya style peetha/chakuli. This dosa is prepared with coconut and rice. So don't keep batter for too long. The ingredients are very simple. Soak 2 cup rice for 5-6 hours. Separately soak 1/4 cup urad daal for same time. Grind rice and urad dal separately into smooth paste. Mix both tastes together. then add 1-1.5 cups of grated coconut and grind for couple of minutes. Keep it in fridge for later use or you can use it immediately. We generally have this dosa with potato fry. But sambhar or any chutney will also work as side dish.
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