Kal Dosai With Chettinad Chutney
Hi
I learnt to make Kal dosai from my Mother-in-law.I have never tasted such a soft dosai until i came here. The flavour of the fenugreek in the dosai is so inviting:-)
INGREDIENTS
Raw rice 1 cup
Par boiled 1 cup
Black gram dhal 1/2 cup
Fenugreek seeds 1 tsp
Salt to taste
Oil as necessary
PREPRATION
Soak both the rice together in enough water for 3 hours
Soak the dhal in a vessel with enough water for 3 hours
Soak the Fenugreek seeds in little water for the same time
Wash the soaked dhal well, drain the water and grind it into a very smooth fluffy batter with minimum water.Take it out and keep it separately
Wash the rice and drain out the water. Grind it with the fenugreek seeds with the water that is soaked in. It givs a tremendous amount of flavour to the Dosai. Grind it to a very smooth batter
Now add the ground Dhal paste to this with the required amonut of salt. Run the grindr for a minute so that it mixes properly.
Cover the batter and leave it to ferment overnight.
Next day, Heat a Tawa or Dosai kal, Pour a ladle full of batter into it. Do not spreead it thinly.Sprinkle a tsp of oil around it.
Cover it with a lid and cook it on medium flme, till blubbles till holes start forming on top and it is cooked.
DO NOT FLIP IT OVER
Serve warm with Chettinad chutney or any other chutney of your choice.
CHETTINAD CHUTNEY
I happened to taste this chutney when i met a fellow blogger in a craft class. She had prepared this and i just couldn’t resist tasting it. Raji had done it so well, that i wanted to make it. I called for the recipe and here it is
INGREDIENTS
Onion 2 {medium sized
Tomato 1
Red chillies 2
Coconut scrapping 2-3 tbsp
Fried gram dhal/ Pottukadalai 1 tsp
Mustard seeds 1tsp
Oil 1 tbsp
Salt to taste
Slice onions thinly.
Cut the tomatoes finely
Heat a pan and add oil to it. Now add the rd chillies and fry them well
Dunk in the onions and continue to saute them till they turn translucent.
Now add the tomatoes and cook them for 5 more minutes in medium flame.
Let it cool down
Transfer this to a mixer. Add the coconut, fried gram dhal and salt.Grind it to a smooth paste.
Temper it with mustard seeds.
Serve with Dosai/Idli/Uthappam
Thank you Raji for this wonderful recipe.
Do try out this Dosai variety. It is the softest and the tastiest dosai. Thank you amma for this recipe. This recipe is definitely a keeper
Linking this to Sameena’s Dosai rcipes
Soft looking dosas and I love the chutney very much. I love chettinad cuisine and i'm bookmarking this. How about linking this to the Scrumptious breakfasts event in my space. See you had forgotten all about it.
I see that you have got back the side bars. This is much more elegant.
Nice Dosas…they look really soft…Liked your first click
these are the softest dosas I have ever seen. lovely chutney too.
Omg, spongy dosai and chutney,both makes me hungry..
Wonderful combination.. thanks for the awesome recipes 🙂
Indian Cuisine
Delicious combo,dosa luks so soft and yum…yummy chutney.
These dosas look perfect and tasty. This is one dish I have never made. The soaking of cooked and uncooked rice is also confusing me as I would have thought that the cooked rice would go off in the heat. Please email me with more information as I would love to try this out.
Mina Joshi
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Hey these are wonderful. I am bookmarking this.
Do check out my event and send me your entries.
spongy dosa looks really nice and unique chutney too..
Dosai with the chutney looks so tempting…
Dosai looks so soft…
too good chutney very new one n kal dosai is too good..
too good chutney very new one n kal dosai is too good..
veena,
I tried the recipe. It came out very well, so soft and the chutney is also very tasty. Thank you once again.
Whatever said 'saare jahanse achcha, south ka idli dosa hamara'!!
Hi Veena, I made this for taste and create and as you said it is a keeper for sure. Loved the spongy dosas with the chutney. I have posted this in my blog today.