I tried out Oats Dosa yesterday and it came out really well. It's pretty simple to do, and doesn't take a lot of time at all. Plus, it's healthy.
Ingredients Required:
Oats - 1 cup
Semolina - 1/4 cup
Rice flour - 1/4 cup
Green Chillies - 1 (finely chopped)
Cumin Seeds - 1 tsp
Salt - to taste
Preparation time: 10-15 minutes
Method:
1. Dry roast oats for few minutes (until you see a slight color change in oats)
2. Add Semolina and Rice flour to the roasted oats, and grind them to powder. If you wish, you can add water and make them as batter.
3. Make the paste / powder that you blended into a batter.
4. Add salt, cumin and green chillies. You can add onions if you like.
5. Mix the contents well and make it a thin batter (like the rava dosa batter)
6. Now, making dosa with this thin batter is a bit difficult and different. If you know how to make rava dosa, use the same method.
7. In a hot dosa tawa, pour one laddle of batter from outside to inside, and fill up open spaces.
8. Pour a tsp of oil on the corners of dosa. Allow it to cook. Flip the other side for few minutes.
And the oats dosa is ready.
Note: Instead of dry roasting oats, you can simply mix all the above said ingredients and set them aside for about 10-15 minutes and then make your dosa. Both the results end in a finger licking healthy dosa!
When I tried this, I was so eager to taste them, and completely forgot to take pictures. So bear with a recipe without photo! And these dosas can be enjoyed over breakfast or dinner. Compliment it with chutney / sambar or simply yogurt.
Ingredients Required:
Oats - 1 cup
Semolina - 1/4 cup
Rice flour - 1/4 cup
Green Chillies - 1 (finely chopped)
Cumin Seeds - 1 tsp
Salt - to taste
Preparation time: 10-15 minutes
Method:
1. Dry roast oats for few minutes (until you see a slight color change in oats)
2. Add Semolina and Rice flour to the roasted oats, and grind them to powder. If you wish, you can add water and make them as batter.
3. Make the paste / powder that you blended into a batter.
4. Add salt, cumin and green chillies. You can add onions if you like.
5. Mix the contents well and make it a thin batter (like the rava dosa batter)
6. Now, making dosa with this thin batter is a bit difficult and different. If you know how to make rava dosa, use the same method.
7. In a hot dosa tawa, pour one laddle of batter from outside to inside, and fill up open spaces.
8. Pour a tsp of oil on the corners of dosa. Allow it to cook. Flip the other side for few minutes.
And the oats dosa is ready.
Note: Instead of dry roasting oats, you can simply mix all the above said ingredients and set them aside for about 10-15 minutes and then make your dosa. Both the results end in a finger licking healthy dosa!
When I tried this, I was so eager to taste them, and completely forgot to take pictures. So bear with a recipe without photo! And these dosas can be enjoyed over breakfast or dinner. Compliment it with chutney / sambar or simply yogurt.
Vaish how did u forget to take a snap si baddd :( Anyways recipe sounds veryy yummy n healthy too will def try this n post the feedback with pics :)
ReplyDeleteInteresting...will try it. No need to ferment or add curd?
ReplyDeleteWow!! Dosaaaaa... it's my FAVORITE!!!!
ReplyDeleteNever tried oats one... sounds healthy...
No pic??
Sounds healthy, but I'm not a health=food-fan ;-) so won't attempt it.
ReplyDeletehmmm i like it .. dosa is my favourite tooo :)
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@ Kala - yeah..completely forgot it! Do try and post them with pictures!!
ReplyDelete@ Alka - That's the best thing. You don't need to ferment it or add curd. But as said, you have keep the batter thin and pour them from outside to inside - not the normal way!
@ Shilpa - Yeah..it is really healthy, and tasty too! Picture free post :(
ReplyDelete@Pal - ha ha! Neither am I. But for it being so instant + less timeconsuming +tasty, I had to try them!
@Bikk - this is instant. You can do them easily at home. I love dosas too!
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