I learnt this sponge dosa recipe from my neighbor.Whenever I run short of idli rice / Puzhungal arisi or urad dal , I make this sponge dosa without urad dal. The ingredients and the method are a bit different from the usual poha dosa aval dosai. Usually sponge dosa batter is made using buttermilk and no fermentation is needed. You may also use cooked rice and prepare. But I ferment the batter at least for 8 hours.So you can prepare this dosa only by the next day. Try this soft sponge dosa recipe , Iam sure u will like it.
Ingredients :
1 cup - 200ml
I served with tomato–mint chutney ..
NOTE : Addition of cooking soda is optional.But it helps to make the dosa more porous and soft. If you add cookings soda, rest the batter for 10 minutes before making the dosa. Do not forget.
For variations, you can soak 2 tbsp urad dal along with poha and grind the batter.
1 cup - 200ml
- Raw rice – 1 cup (Sona masoori or dosa rice)
- Poha / Aval – 1/2 cup(heaped)
- Fenugreek seeds – 1/2 tsp
- Salt & water – As needed.
- Cooking soda/ baking soda - 2 pinch (optional)
- Wash and soak the rice , poha and methi seeds together for 2 hrs.
- Grind it to make a smooth batter by adding salt & water.
- U can grind it using mixie too.Use ice cold water if using mixie
- Keep the batter for 8 – 10 hrs to ferment.
- The next day , add baking soda if you are using and mix the batter well. Rest for 10 minutes and make dosas.
- U all know , this dosa is small in size .So do not spread the batter on the tawa. Make it a small circle.
- Apply oil around the dosa if desired.
- Then cover cook in medium flame and don’t flip the dosa.
I served with tomato–mint chutney ..
NOTE : Addition of cooking soda is optional.But it helps to make the dosa more porous and soft. If you add cookings soda, rest the batter for 10 minutes before making the dosa. Do not forget.
For variations, you can soak 2 tbsp urad dal along with poha and grind the batter.
I think this is what I want now,coz I ran out of Idly rice and sure going to try this out tomorrow :) TOmato coriander chutny looks mouthwatering as well :)
ReplyDeleteThats an awesome dosa...
ReplyDeletehey chitra,
ReplyDeleteI've soaked for masala dosa today had I seen this earlier I'd have tried it nevertheless...I'll make it sometime very soon, am Bookmaring it!
Thanks
TC
Superb Chitra, bookmarked dear.
ReplyDeletelooks yummy...we make this atukula dosa dear..I just love it with bombai chutney..chk my version in my blog when u get time..they will come out super spongy...
ReplyDeleteThanku all dearies .@ prathiba,thanks.will surely check urs and try :)
ReplyDeleteDosa looks so spongy and yummy!!!
ReplyDeleteSoooo soft and spongy...
ReplyDeletesuper aval dosa!!
ReplyDeleteVery soft....nice way of using poha
ReplyDeletelooks spongy and beautiful...
ReplyDeleteThis is similar to the mushti dosa omly that there we use a bit of urad dhal.I loved the colour of the chutney. Is the recipe already up?
ReplyDeleteLovely dosa, Chitra!Bookmarked
ReplyDeletedosa looks delicious...new to me...must try this..thx for posting!
ReplyDeleteNever heard of poha dosa before, but definitely looks spongy :-)
ReplyDeleteWonderful dosa...they indeed looks so spongy. Really tempting.
ReplyDeleteHey Chitra,
ReplyDeleteI was really flattered by that gesture of yours....Really touched... Thank You so much...
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And this poha dosa, I did prepare it earlier... but then I was not so serious about blogging...so I've no pics...I will when I prepare it next...I simply love it as it is very spongy & tasty.... Love all those holes in them...it looks beautiful... Repent that I have no pics... No worries..I will prepare soon...
Ash...
(http://asha-oceanichope.blogspot.com/)
Looks soft, spongy and very tempting Chitra
ReplyDeleteLooks so fluffy.
ReplyDeleteDelicous.
Looks so spongy...loved it..
ReplyDeleteHi Chitra.In the place where I live,I don't get idli rice so this seems to be the best idea for dosa!!! The dosa and chutney combo is so tempting!
ReplyDeleteSpongy and fluffy dosa...yummm
ReplyDeleteDosa looks very spongy...
ReplyDeleteVery spongy and soft dosa Chitra..yumm!
ReplyDeletelooks soft and fluffy, i should give it a try
ReplyDeleteThe porous white dosa is tempting!
ReplyDeleteDosa is looking lovely, now I too want to make dosas, that with your tomato chutney is GORGEOUS looking, actually mouth watering...
ReplyDeletepoha dosa without buttermilk!!, great one.., let me try making them..
ReplyDeleteDosa looks spongy and yummy.
ReplyDeleteThanks a lot frnds for ur sweet comments.
ReplyDelete@ lataraja , thanks.Will post the chutney in my next post.
@Ash kuku , Thanks a ton.i was very happy by seeing ur comments.I am waiting 4 ur poha dosa recipe :)
Lovely spongy dosa!
ReplyDeleteNice spongy dosa....a change from the usual ones.
ReplyDeletelooks really delicious and yum!
ReplyDeleteSoooper soft, it looks..
ReplyDeleteVery soft dosa. Love it very much.
ReplyDeleteHi Chitra, I did not know that sponge dosa can be made without urad dal. I am bookmarking this and trying it very soon!
ReplyDeleteSoft & spongy,never tried,will try soon
ReplyDeletelooks very soft..will try sometime.
ReplyDeleteYes, poha dosas are super soft, looks pretty...
ReplyDeleteWow...looks very soft and yum...
ReplyDeleteLooks lovely, nice click.
ReplyDeleteDasa looks so soft.
ReplyDeleteLooks very soft and yumm...tempting me to try it once..:-)
ReplyDeleteTruly soft and spongy!
ReplyDeletelooks delicate and spongy.yummy chutney
ReplyDeletespongy dosa
ReplyDeleteLooks like kal dosa.
I love the chutney as well.
Will try dal palak too
Looks very spongy and tempting .Do visit
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Never heared of this kind of dosa and sure your recipe will help me in trying out this and lead to a geat challenge.These sound fabulous and will save the recipe. Thanks for the post.
ReplyDeletelooks nice and soft, (reminds me the aappam); and so appetizing with the chutney you've served :)
ReplyDeleteLooks yummy.got to do.we in bengaluru say,set dosa.soft,as u said sponge dosa.
ReplyDeleteYes its more like set dosa but tastes different.Thanks for dropping by 😀
Deleteis this dosa and davangiri dosa are same?
ReplyDeleteNo they are different
DeleteLooks like aappam. Nice!!
ReplyDeleteThank you
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