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Ragi Dosa
Flavorful South Indian

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About Recipe

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Savor Ragi Wheat Dosa for breakfast—a South Indian pancake with aromatic spices, paired with chutney.

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Serves 2
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Ingredients

Dosa ragi flour
1 Cup
wheat flour
1 cup
Buttermilk
to mix
Salt
to taste
raw peanuts
1 cup (150g)
onion (medium size) roughly chopped
1
oil
2-3 tbsp
dry red chillies
4
garlic
3-4 cloves
tamarind
1-inch
cumin seeds/jeera
1/2 tsp
urad daal
1 tsp
red chilli powder
1/2 tsp
asafetida/hing
1 pinch
Salt (Peanut chutney )
to taste
oil (For tempering/tadka )
2-3 tbsp
mustard seeds
1/2 tsp
urad daal (For tempering/tadka )
1 tsp
fresh curry leaves
6-8
dry red chillies (For tempering/tadka )
1-2
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Directions

Prepare & Cook the Batter

Duration icon15 minutes
  • Alright, first, let's mix all the dosa ingredients in a bowl until we get a batter consistency just like our regular dosa. Once we've got that ready, we heat up our pan, pour in the batter in circular motions, cook it up until it's nice and crisp, and then we just repeat the process. 

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Prepare the Chutney

Duration icon5 minutes
  • Alright, let's get another pan going. We'll roast up some peanuts until they're nice and toasty, then set them aside in a bowl. Now, in that same pan, we heat up some oil and toss in our cumin and urad dal, stirring until the dal turns that beautiful golden brown color. Next up, we add in our sliced onions and garlic, sautéing them until they're nice and translucent. Time to add in those whole red chilies, along with our hing, tamarind, red chili powder, and a pinch of salt. Give it all a good mix.

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Make the chutney Paste & Tempering

Duration icon10 minutes

Now, let's take those roasted peanuts and toss them right into our masala blend. We'll grind it all up until we've got a nice, smooth paste. For the tempering, we'll heat up some oil in a pan. Once it's nice and hot, we'll add in our mustard seeds, urad dal, dry red chilies, and curry leaves. Then, we'll pour in our chutney and let those flavors mingle.

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