Make rava dosa premix without maida... meal preparation will become easy for Diwali. Take as much semolina (suji) as rice flour (chawal ka atta), and 1/4 of that amount of gram flour (besan), cumin (jeera), black pepper (kali mirch), pink salt (sendha namak), pulse to a powder. Add ajwain (carom seeds) last. Then store.
Yeh Diwali ke liye meal preparation ka ek bahut he shandaar aur practical tareeka hai!Aapne Maida-Free Rava Dosa Premix banane ki jo vidhi batayi hai, woh use na sirf tez, balki healthy bhi banati hai.Aapki Premix Recipe ki Khoobiyan:Maida-Free (The Health Angle): Rava (Suji) aur Chawal ka Atta use karke aapne refined flour (maida) ko hata diya hai, jisse yeh dosa halka aur pachan mein behtar banta hai.Fiber aur Protein Boost (Besan): 1/4 hissa besan (chana dal ka atta) milana, iski nutritional value ko badhata hai. Besan protein aur fiber deta hai.Digestive Spices (The Traditional Wisdom):Jeera aur Kali Mirch: Yeh behtareen flavor aur anti-inflammatory properties dete hain.Ajwain (Carom Seeds): Ajwain pachan (digestion) ke liye bahut achhi mani jaati hai. Ise akhir mein daalne se iska arōmā (fragrance) aur taste barkarar rehta hai.
Ingredients
1 cup suji
1 cup rice flour
1/4 cup-besan
salt
black pepper
jeera/cumin
ajwain/carom seeds (after grinding all of the above )
Techniques for a Perfect Rava Dosa:
1. The Two-Stage Water Addition:
First Rest (Premix + 2 Cups Water): This initial 10-minute rest is crucial. The suji (semolina) needs time to swell and absorb the water, which determines the final texture.
* **Second Thinning (Add 2 More Cups Water):** This step ensures the batter is thin and watery. A thin batter is the **secret to a crisp, lacy rava dosa**—it allows the batter to spread and form small gaps on the hot *tawa*.
2. **The *Tawa* Temperature Control:** Wiping the hot *tawa* with a wet cloth (onion half or potato slice is also common!) momentarily **cools the surface**. This flash-cooling ensures the batter doesn't cook immediately but rather spreads thinly and evenly before the heat locks it in place.
3. **Low Flame Cook & Ghee/Oil Trick:** Cooking on a low flame for a longer time is essential for crispness. Adding ghee/oil into the gaps helps the edges brown evenly and separates the dosa easily from the *tawa*.
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