They say "Help will come to those who seek"...and it came to me too:-)....in the form of two friends/bloggers. When i was mentioning about my dosa debacle to Anusha(A lovely food blogger and a great writer)She suggested that I try adai and when KP(A father figure to me and an amazing writer) heard that I was making adai today , he suggested that I use cabbage with it. Thanks to both of them we had a lovely , yummy sumptuous dinner
INGREDIENTS
Raw rice 1/2 cup
Par boiled rice 1/2 cup
Tuvar dhal 1/3 cup
Urad dhal 1/3 cup
Bengal gram dhal 1/3 cup
Red chillies 8-10
Ginger 1/2' piece
Cabbage 1/2 cup
Salt to taste
Oil
PREPARATION
Soak both the rice together for 3-4hours
Soak all the dhal's together for 3 hours
Grind rice, dhal, chillies and ginger to a paste in a mixer. Add salt and grind again.
Let the batter not be very smooth. A little coarseness adds to the texture.
The batter should not be runny too
Add finely chopped cabbage to this and mix well
Pour a ladleful of the batter on the tava and spread it using a circular motion, to make a thin dosai, keeping it in very low flame
Drizzle a little oil on the sides and cook.
When the lower side turns a little brown. turn over and cook on the other side
Repeat with the remaining batter to make those dosas
Serve hot!!!!!Tastes best with Dosai Molaga podi!!!!!
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INGREDIENTS
Raw rice 1/2 cup
Par boiled rice 1/2 cup
Tuvar dhal 1/3 cup
Urad dhal 1/3 cup
Bengal gram dhal 1/3 cup
Red chillies 8-10
Ginger 1/2' piece
Cabbage 1/2 cup
Salt to taste
Oil
PREPARATION
Soak both the rice together for 3-4hours
Soak all the dhal's together for 3 hours
Grind rice, dhal, chillies and ginger to a paste in a mixer. Add salt and grind again.
Let the batter not be very smooth. A little coarseness adds to the texture.
The batter should not be runny too
Add finely chopped cabbage to this and mix well
Pour a ladleful of the batter on the tava and spread it using a circular motion, to make a thin dosai, keeping it in very low flame
Drizzle a little oil on the sides and cook.
When the lower side turns a little brown. turn over and cook on the other side
Repeat with the remaining batter to make those dosas
Serve hot!!!!!Tastes best with Dosai Molaga podi!!!!!
Check out the Blogging Marathon page for the other Blogging Marathoners doing BM#14
nice and innovative idea of adding cabbage ...loving this ..Looks yummy
ReplyDeleteVery nice idea Veena. Nice combo of having adai with cabbage. I should try it next time.
ReplyDeleteJayanthi
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it looks fantastic. lovely
ReplyDeleteDelicious looking Adai :-)
ReplyDeleteCabbage adai looks so yummy..,nice idea too!!
ReplyDeleteA healthy and filling adai!
ReplyDeleteVery yummy and crispy looking adai....
ReplyDeleteI love adais and with cabbage they acquire a special flavour.Curry leaves and bit of hing add to the aroma.Some add broken pepper too.While molagapodi is a standard accompaniment,jaggery or a spoonful of ghee(graintype) also go well.In my younger days I used to have one each with different add-ons!!!The wonderful picture made me drool.Thanks
ReplyDeleteWow you do get suggestions from all quarters!..cabbage adai surely looks great..
ReplyDeletehealthy and delicious adai...
ReplyDeletehmmm... yummy crispy looking adai and enna pathi ivlo build up edhukku veena? Did eevryone like it?
ReplyDeleteProtein packed Adai!! Lovely post.
ReplyDeleteyummy looking adai
ReplyDeletewow :).. both of them have lovely blogs & are so passionate about food.. Good one :)
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very delicious adai..looks yumm
ReplyDeleteloved the addition of Cabbage Veena :)
ReplyDeleteKalyani
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healthy n delicious
ReplyDeleteFantastic recipe and very heathy ingredients..
ReplyDeleteHealthy and delicious ..like the combination of cabbage in it..
ReplyDeleteAnjana
I have never had cabbage in a dosa variety. Innovative!
ReplyDeleteA filling breakfast for sure.
ReplyDeletenice way to add veggies in to kids meal, Looks crispy n tasty!!
ReplyDeleteAdai looks crisp. Adding cabbage is a nice idea.
ReplyDeleteWe make cabbage dosas with rice, coconut,red chillies,haldi, hing,salt and tamarind. In the batter we add finally cut cabbage.try that too. They are soft and very tasty.you can add a little cooked rice to make them extra soft. But while making dosa you have to cover and cook them.
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