Tomato adai dosa
Most delicious tomato adai or tomato dosa
Ingredients
1/2 cup broken wheat rava / or quinoq / bansi rava
1/4 cup chana dal
1/4 cup toor dal
1/4 cup udad dal
chopped tomatoes
2-3 kashmiri red chillies
Method
soak all dals and red chillies with broken wheat rava for 2 hours after washing well
grind to a slightly coarse paste with 2 chopped tomatoes , add salt to batter .
mix well .prepare tomato adai /dosa, immediately , as thick ,or as thin as you like . it becomes very crispy too .
no fermentation requireduse sesame oil , enjoy with butter, jaggery , avial or chutney of your choice
Notes :
add drumstick leaves , greens, spring onion greens, grated vegetables, cabbage, carrots to the adai batter before preparing .
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