Cooks in: 20 Minutes Serves: 2 People
This recipe was shared by one of my cooking expert friend. Ragi flour is mixed with multi millet flour which gives crisp dosas! Replacing ragi with jowar or bajra also gives the same result.
Start your day right with some delicious millet based idlis, parathas, waffles, panacakes and more! Everything from easy to cook recipes for a lazy sunday to hearty brunches!
Szechwan Dosa
Cooks in: 30 Minutes Serves: 2 People
Mumbai is famous for street foods and it offers some unique varieties of fusion dosas which are extremely tasty! One famous variety is Szechwan Dosa! It tastes awesome with veggies briefly cooked in Szechwan Sauce!
Mumbai is famous for street foods and it offers some unique varieties of fusion dosas which are extremely tasty! One famous variety is Szechwan Dosa! It tastes awesome with veggies briefly cooked in Szechwan Sauce!
Carrot Tomato Dosa
Cooks in: 20 Minutes Serves: 2 People
Varieties in dosas are never ending! How about carrot and tomato in a dosa? Want to impress the kids with the bright colour? This is the best choice! No side dish is required, as the dosa itself is spicy! Serve with curd!!
Varieties in dosas are never ending! How about carrot and tomato in a dosa? Want to impress the kids with the bright colour? This is the best choice! No side dish is required, as the dosa itself is spicy! Serve with curd!!
Party Idlis
Cooks in : 20 min Serves: 2 people
A popular dish throughout India is Idli. I have shared so many varieties of idlis. Still want to share the recipes of lemon idlis and podi idlis which can be served as starters for a party! A nutritious starter is better than the fried ones generally served during parties! Impress your guests with these low calorie starters!! They will be surprised by the tangy and spicy idlis!!
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Dibba Rotti
Cooks in: 30 Minutes Serves: 4 People
Dibba Rotti or Minappa Rotti is a traditional Andhra dish best suited for breakfast or dinner. This is neither a dosa nor idli! Rice grits are mixed with urad dal batter and just before making, spices are added and often served with some chutney. Curved pan/ilupachatti is used for making this. I used an aluminium chatti and replaced rice with Kodo Millet for this recipe and got perfect crispy and soft dibba rotis!
Dibba Rotti or Minappa Rotti is a traditional Andhra dish best suited for breakfast or dinner. This is neither a dosa nor idli! Rice grits are mixed with urad dal batter and just before making, spices are added and often served with some chutney. Curved pan/ilupachatti is used for making this. I used an aluminium chatti and replaced rice with Kodo Millet for this recipe and got perfect crispy and soft dibba rotis!