I love Dosa's with a crispy crust and soft texture on the top.This spongy Atukula dosa is compared generally to the jasmine flower because of its pure white colour and softness.This is extremely soft with a crisp crust and it just melts in the mouth .This is one fool proof recipe again from Amma's kitchen.
Ingredients:
4 Cups Rice
1 Cup Beaten rice/Atukulu/poha
1 handful(1/4 cup approx) Urad dal
2 tsp methi(fenugreek) seeds
1/4 cup curds(optional,makes it still softer)
a pinch of Cooking soda(optional,makes the dosa porous,soft and fluffy)
salt
Method:
- Soak urad dal,poha and methi seeds overnight or 6-7 hrs.Soak Rice also overnight.
- Grind urad dal,poha and methi seeds to a smooth fine mixture in the wet grinder ,add rice to it and grind until everything is of uniform smooth mixture.Now add dahi and salt and grind again.
- Ferment it overnight or atleast for 9-10 hrs.
- Mix cooking soda with a tbsp of water in a ladle and add to the batter and mix well nicely.The addition of cooking soda is optional but it ensures that you get soft,porous and fluffy dosas with out fail.
- Pour the batter(do not spread) on a hot tawa and pour oil from the sides and cover with a lid and cook it on medium flame and remove the lid and increase the flame to high and cook until you can see the golden brown crust formation.This process makes the dosa to be crispy and soft. Do not flip it to the other side.As we cooked the dosa by closing the lid,it is not necessary to flip it.
For a crisp paper roast dosa check my earlier post PAPER ROAST.
Sure looks yummy n spongy ... looks like u can also give an other name for it as set dosa :)
ReplyDeleteThe dosas look so soft Prathibha...my mil used to make these dosas...these taste great with any spicy side dish :)
ReplyDeleteWow that indeed look so soft and flyffy. beautiful and delicous.
ReplyDeleteAtukula Dosa looks very appetising Pratibha....I wish i cld have them rt now :).
ReplyDeleteI love dosai, your malligai poo dosai looks perfect with the coconut chutney (one of my favorite combination for dosai and vadai), wish I have that for tomorrow's breakfast :)
ReplyDeleteYummy dosai..
ReplyDeleteLOvely texture, never tried adding poha. Will try and see.
ReplyDeleteThey are super light and fluffy. Love the recipe. Never considered the idea of adding curds... cool.
ReplyDeletewill bookmark this and try for sure!
ReplyDeleteVery porous and white like snow :)
ReplyDeleteYummy dosa prathibha..
ReplyDeleteNever tried this. WHat rice do u use for this recipe. Idly rice or some thing else?
ReplyDeleteLooks spongy and perfect! I'd like to grab that plate! :)
ReplyDeleteDosa looks very soft and puffed up... Bookmarked!!!
ReplyDeleteI love atukul dosai ,me too make same type with coconut chutney and garlic chutney.
ReplyDeleteWow spongy dosas! Lovely! A new recipe to me..would love to try this out :)
ReplyDeleteThat really looks spongy! Nice combo or rice and poha! will try this next time..
ReplyDeleteLovely texture. The curd should have made it very soft.
ReplyDeleteThat looks perfect and spongy..
ReplyDeleteI hope this comment goes through.. i've been having trouble commenting on your blog the past week or so.
wow! pratibha wonderful fluffy plump dosas love it with coconut chutney.nice snaps.
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Thank you all..
ReplyDelete@Padma...This one we call atukula dosa.For set dosa we use a different batter..But this dosa can be substituted for set dosa as well.
@Smitha Use Normal rice like sona masuri or ponni or kolam.(Not boiled rice or idly rice)
Yummy Dosai. Looks so spongy and delicious.
ReplyDeletelovely dosa Prathibha, even I prepare this :)
ReplyDeleteas you mentioned, I love this with vegetable saagu.
lovely dosa Prathibha, even I prepare this :)
ReplyDeleteas you mentioned, I love this with vegetable saagu.
so soft and fluffy, really want to taste it:)
ReplyDeletelovely fluffy dosas..u took me back home :)
ReplyDeleteWow... dosa looks so white. Its indeed very soft and fluffy.
ReplyDeleteSpongy DOsa looks yummy Prathibha, i just love much the sponginess coz of poha!
ReplyDeleteDosas look so soft and spongy..Vadai curry is the best combo for these dosas :)
ReplyDeleteThank you Dhanya,sushma,chitra,Rush,jaya,priya b madhu.
ReplyDeleteLooks soft and spongy...nice one dear :)
ReplyDeleteNice texture.. yummy n spongy ... nice clicks..
ReplyDeleteVery nice... Love these spongy dosas
ReplyDeleteI love anykind of Dosa. Dosa looks delicious PRathiba
ReplyDeleteThank you parita,sree,trupti,home..
ReplyDeleteDaer, Thanks you for sharing this recipe,. I really wanted recipe from Poha :) I'm gonna start the process right now!! Love the texture of it.
ReplyDeleteThanks for visiting my blog and your comments :P
atukula dosa looks sooooo round and yumm!
ReplyDeleteWow! What a lovely dosa. I like mine just the same, but never get around to making dosas at home.
ReplyDeleteThat looks spongy! Delicious recipe and a beautiful click!
ReplyDeleteThis does look nice and spongy.god one.
ReplyDeleteThanks Ann for visiting my blog...Try it out, you will love it..
ReplyDeleteThanks Aruna,simran,n33ma,Anu for your words.
Looks spongy and delicious too.
ReplyDeletelooks soooooo tempting Prathibha! Yum!
ReplyDeletewow it looks so spongy & delicious prathibha
ReplyDeleteThank you valar,uma.
ReplyDelete@kalyani thanks fr visiting my blog lol..
hi Pratibha,
ReplyDeleteThanks for the wonderful recipe. Just a quick question, can you use rice flour instead of rice. I don;t have a wet grinder.
Apprciate your comments and nice website!
Padma
Hi padma,Glad that you liked d recipe..
ReplyDeleteYou can even grind it in the mixie if you dont have wet grinder.
If you do not have mixie then you can even try with fresh good quality Indian rice flour.But the results will not be as satisfying as with the rice.Try making in smaller proportion to take chance.
plz lemme know how it turned out.
rgds
prathibha
hi,
ReplyDeletewhat rice ? raw rice or idli rice?
@nithya raw rice-regular rice like sona masuri or ponni equivalent
ReplyDeleteHi
ReplyDeleteIf I do not use curd, does the urad dal quantity remain the same? Or should we increase? As per the recipe, urad dal remains as 1/4 cup, is it?
Awesome and wonderful website :)
Leela
@Leela..You can avoid curds and proceed with the same measurements..make sure you fermented well..add a pinch of cooking soda and mix it with a tbsp of water and mix well in the batter,this will ensure that you get soft porous and fluffy dosa..
ReplyDeleteis the recipe for set dosa same? if not can you please let me know how to make it?
ReplyDeleteHi.
ReplyDeleteis this same as set dosa?
pushpa