How to Cook Super Quick Dosa

  • By Sam Lawson
  • 09 Mar, 2020
How to Cook Super Quick Dosa
How to Cook Super Quick Dosa

Dosa Recipe. How to prepare it? What are the ingredients? Cooking tips and more… It is one of my favourite food recipe, this time i’am gonna make it a little bit tasty.

The cook looks bad , but the Dosa tastes AMAZING. Since lot of people have been asking what is that he is putting on it, Here's the list.

Here is the best “Dosa” recipe we have found until now. This is gonna really delicious.

Ingredients of Dosa

  1. Prepare of Dosa batter -.
  2. Take of Raw rice.
  3. It’s of poha -.
  4. It’s of , Urad dal -,.
  5. It’s of Methi -.
  6. Prepare of Palak leaves.
  7. Make ready of Ginger ,.
  8. You need of green chili.
  9. Take of , salt.

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Dosa instructions

  1. First prepare dosa batter - Wash rice, poha, Urdal soak this for 8 hours with methi & grind it then keep it for fermentation around 8 hours.
  2. Next day morning clean & wash palak leaves put it into mixer jar & add ginger, chilli,. Salt grind together make paste out of it mix dosa batter together.
  3. Pour the mixture into the hot tawa flip & roast for both the sides.
  4. Nw our yummiliciuos palak dose ready to serve.

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