This was another spot invention or rather innovation in my kitchen this night for dinner . I had my Aval Dosa or Poha Dosa batter ready to be used for dinner , but suddenly when I saw piping hot sambar and chutney ready , I felt there should be some spice element to the dosa too which will enhance the dinner experience. It was quite late to prepare aloo masala to make masala dosas, so I made a spicy puree of tomatoes and added it to the batter with a garnish of finely chopped coriander and a tangy and spicy tomato dosa was ready .
Soaking Time - 3 hrs
Grinding Time - 20-25 mins
Fermentation Time - 7-8 hrs
Cooking Time - 2 mins per dosa
Makes 10-12 dosas.
Ingredients
1 cup or 150 gms raw rice (I used sona masuri)
1 cup thick rice flakes / jada poha/ getti aval / avlakki
1/2 cup udad dhall
1 tsp methi seeds
For the puree
2 medium sized tomatoes
2 green chillies
1/2 tsp red chilli powder
Few curry leaves
Chopped coriander
Salt to taste
Method
Note
These dosas won't be very crisp because of addition of poha or aval . They remain soft and spongy for 2-3 hrs which makes it ideal for packing into lunch boxes too for school kids.
Soaking Time - 3 hrs
Grinding Time - 20-25 mins
Fermentation Time - 7-8 hrs
Cooking Time - 2 mins per dosa
Makes 10-12 dosas.
Ingredients
1 cup or 150 gms raw rice (I used sona masuri)
1 cup thick rice flakes / jada poha/ getti aval / avlakki
1/2 cup udad dhall
1 tsp methi seeds
For the puree
2 medium sized tomatoes
2 green chillies
1/2 tsp red chilli powder
Few curry leaves
Chopped coriander
Salt to taste
Method
- Wash the rice , udad dhall and poha nicely under running water and soak it in water with methi seeds for 3-4 hrs .
- In a wet grinder or blender, grind the soaked rice ,udad dhall and poha into a fine batter. Batter should not be very runny . Consistency to be like idli batter .
- Add salt, mix and beat it well and let it ferment for 7-8 hrs .
- Before preparing the dosas, make a fine puree of tomatoes, green chillies, chilli powder , curry leaves and add it to the batter .
- Mix well and adjust salt if needed . Add in the finely chopped coriander to the batter.
- Heat a tawa or non stick pan and pour a ladle of batter and prepare a dosa .
- Drizzle oil and cook on one side .
- Slowly flip it over and cook on the other side too .
- Serve hot with chutney or sambar.
Note
These dosas won't be very crisp because of addition of poha or aval . They remain soft and spongy for 2-3 hrs which makes it ideal for packing into lunch boxes too for school kids.
What an innovative recipe Priya. Like the idea of adding spicy tomato puree to the dosa batter. Also I don't poha to my batter but will be giving it a try when I make the batter next.
ReplyDeleteI love this idea! Dosa is a comfort food for us. The spicy tomato flavor is a welcoming addition and I am making it this weekend.
ReplyDeletegreat twist to the usual aval dosa. the tomato lovers at home are surely to welcome this for breakfast! - Kalyani
ReplyDeleteAmazing twit to the Poha dosa. I am looking for quick recipes . I am bookmarking this recipe . Loved the idea of adding spicy tomato purée. Can’t wait to make it soon. - Preethi
ReplyDeleteTomato poha dosa sounds super tempting. I love Tomato in anything. A perfect breakfast dish. Loved the idea of adding tomato in dosa batter. Can't wait to try.
ReplyDeleteI have a tomato lover at home who enoyed this dosa for breakfast. Thankyou for the easy and simple recipe. - Seema
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