
It is very simple to prepare and does not need much planning as for dosa. It don’t need long soaking time and no fermentation needed . It goes well with avial, chutney, jaggery and butter. You can add a handful of Drumstick Leaves or chopped Carrots in batter to increase the nutritional value.
Adai is little thick,not like regular Dosa. Adai Batter will be coarse grounded. But if you like crispy and thin dosa then make batter little thin and finely grounded. Increase/ Decrease of Quantity of Dal will decide the crispness of Adai. More Rice makes it crispy.
To make more flavourful I have added Curry Leaves while grinding . For No Onion No Garlic recipe,just avoid the Onions, rest recipe will be the same. If you don’t want to mix two varieties of Rice, one can use just one variety of Rice.
My experience says , after grinding allow the batter to rest for 2-3 hrs. It tastes better 🙂 🙂
INGREDIENTS:
- 1 cup Raw Rice
- 1 cup Boiled Rice
- 1/2 cup Split Bengal Gram (Chana Dal)
- 1/4 cup Yellow Pigeon Peas (Toor / Arhar Dal)
- 3 tsp Split Black gram without skin (Urad Dal)
- 3 tsp Green Split Gram without Skin (Yellow Moong Dal )
- 2/3 cup Onions , chopped (optional)
- 1/4 cup Fresh Coriander , chopped
- 8-10 Red Dry Chillies
- handful Curry Leaves
- 1/2 tsp Asafoetida
- Salt
METHOD:
Wash and soak all lentils and Rice. Soak for minimum 2-3 hrs with enough water.
drain the Dals. Add curry leaves, red dry chillies, asafoetifa and salt . make coarse grounded thick batter. No need of fermantation is needed, still one can store this batter for 4-5 hrs. Standing time will give better result.
just before making Adai, add coriander,onions. Mix well . Heat the tawa and spread little oil and spread one laddle full of batter as thick adais,make a small holes in the middle and again pour little oil around.
Cover the lid and Let it get cooked for sometime.Turn over the adai and cook the other side too till golden brown. (you can cook without covering lid, before flipping )
Serve hot.
Happy Cooking 🙂 🙂
Healthy and delicious!
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Thank you so much
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Loved this recipe Ruchi.
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Thank you dear
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Looks tasty!
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Yes it was dear. Thank you so much
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That golden brown looks so tempting Ruchi! I made adai too but I adapt a slightly different recipe…I’m very eager to try yours 🙂 Thanks:)
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Thank you so much dear. Share your Recipe too. Would love to try that too. Thanks
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I have never made dosas myself and I like your version, they look delicious 🙂
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Thank you so much dear
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Yummy. My fav adai.
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Thank you dear. I love it too
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Super healthy 👌
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So true Rateka. Thank you so much
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Look delicious and delightful!
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Thank you so much
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healthy one!!
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True dear. Thank you so much Anu
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This is new, I’m sure it is yummy! Going to try soon!
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Yup dear Meenakshi it’s very delicious and very healthy. Try once you will fall in love with its flavours. Thank you so much
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Looks so tasty, sounds so healthy. Your images are so attractive and vivid. Can’t wait to try this one out.
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Thank you so much dear for appreciation. I explored blog, must say it’s beautiful. Keep rocking
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Wow! Loved your blog ❤️ happy to connect 💕
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Thank you so much dear.
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This looks delicious, thank you! I appreciate that it’s healthy, high in protein, and could be made without onion and garlic (since I don’t eat them). Your photos and blog are great. Blessings to you, Debbie
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Hi Debbie Thank you so much dear for your lovely words..
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You got it! ❤
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Blessings 🙂
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Such a tasty recipe……..loved it 🙂
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Thank you so much
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Adai dosa is a healthy breakfast option and best part is that it does not require much fermentation.. Lovely share !
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Thank you so much dear
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