This Oats oothappam is quite different from the other oats dosa as this does not require any other flour's other than oats which makes it more healthier.These oothappam's are very porous and tastier,all I can say is this version of Oats Oothappam/dosa is the best thing I have tasted so far with oats which are quite boring otherwise to include in other porridge's.I have adapted this version from a cookery show and modified it to make it more tastier and perfect after several attempts.All the dosa's I have posted in this blog were always a hit among our blogger friends,So friends believe me and try my version of healthy and tasty oats oothappam I am sure even you guys will love it.
Ingredients:
1 cup quick cooking Oats(thinner ones)
1 tbsp chiroti rawa/fine semolina
1 cup slightly soar curds
1 tsp Eno fruit salt (or 1 Eno sachet)
salt to taste
oil
for Toppings:
1 Big onion,finely chopped
1 medium capsicum,finely chopped
1 carrot grated
2 tbsp chopped fresh coriander
Method:
- Grind Oats into a fine powder,add curds to it and grind again to a fine paste adding some water if required.
- Add sooji(rava) and salt to the mixture and mix well.The consistency of this batter will be very thick,so add water to it and mix well with hand until you get dosa consistency kind of batter.
- Just before making oothappam's, add eno fruit salt to the batter adding little water if required and mix the batter properly.You will see lots of bubbles forming in the batter and even the batter becomes light like normal dosa batter.
- Mix well finely chopped onions,grated carrot,finely chopped capsicum and chopped coriander in a bowl and keep it aside.
- Smear oil on a hot tawa(Iron cast/Non-stick)and pour a ladle of batter and spread slightly like how we do for oothappam's(thicker than normal dosa's).Pour oil all over and around the corners of the dosa.
- Quick sprinkle the onion mixture all over the oothappam and cover it with a lid and let it roast over medium high flame until the edges are golden brown in color.
- Slightly press the onion mixture all over the oothappam with a spatula and pour some oil over it and turn to the other side and roast on the other side.
- The batter turns very thick quickly,so keep checking the consistency and add water if required in order to get nice and crispy oothappam's.
- Remove the oothappam from the tawa and serve directly on to the plate.
Note:
- The toppings are basically your choice,you can even add finely chopped tomatoes or colored bell peppers or finely chopped mushrooms.
- In order to make the oothappam's bit more chatpata sprinkle some Idli/Dosa podi (kaarappodi/Milagai podi) all over along with the other chopped vegetables.
- I added a table spoon of chiroti rawa to make the oothappam's crispier,it is optional to use it.
Looks so colourful and tempting,I too make dosas but without curd like rava dosa. Pictures are very nice!
ReplyDeletewow thats very innovative, nice use of oats in a delicious way...looks delicious,got one more recipe to try with oats and beautiful clicks prathibha...just loved it...
ReplyDeletehow can one resist this!! simply superb and wonderfully healthy and interesting recipe!!! I'm not a big fan of uthaappams but your version is so appealing and full of colours and combinations that I can hardly wait to try this one!!! looks absolutely delicious with the coconut chutney!!!
ReplyDeletewow..thata some delicious dosa I tell you..will definitly try this...
ReplyDeletehi prathy
ReplyDeletejust a note you have missed mentioning where we have to add the semolina in the preparation :(
wonderful use of oats though thank you for posting it
wow, Pratibha, this is such a creative and healthy take on regular utthapam! I love utthapams (more than dosa, yes :D) and this recipe just makes it so much better and healthier. I have some quick cooking oats sitting in the pantry right now, I'll be definitely giving this a try in sometime. Bookmarked!
ReplyDeleteHi. I have made it mixed with wheat and were too good. Will try ur version too looks so good. Nice pics.
ReplyDeleteI made them once with Oats too, then come out so crispy and well roasted. Dosas have perfect color, great post with lovely pics.
ReplyDeleteThats really very healthy,unique and yumm..will try soon..lovely clicks..
ReplyDeletebookmarked..love this innovative recipe..too good clicks..really tempting..
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My sons favourite ...your photo is very tempting ...
ReplyDeletefor an oats dish, the uthappam looks delicious..it is healthy too...can fool the kids and make them eat oats,...:-)
ReplyDeleteLook so very tempting! I am going to try this for sure Prathiba! lovely pics. Can I add yeast instead of Eno ? Please do let me know.
ReplyDeleteWow, it's lovely and surely an innovative way to add oats to a diet!
ReplyDeleteOats dosa looks very elicious!!healthy and crispy...;-DD
ReplyDeleteVery delicious..very tempting too..
ReplyDeleteyummy crisp dosas, well presented.
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Lovely recipe Prathibha! I love these quick & healthy recipes.. This is going to be my weekend breakfast.. :)
ReplyDeleteHealthy and creative dish
ReplyDeleteNice use of oats in a uttapa.. looks fabulous.
ReplyDeleteLooks very delicious and healthy!!!
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Look awesome,quick and healthy one..wanna try this today itself.....
ReplyDeleteI make oats dosa similarly... Very easy and instant too. Looks good dear.
ReplyDeletethanks for sharing this recipe...this is what best suits my style of eating oats !!
ReplyDeleteHi...beautiful and healthy recipe...will try it out some time...is there any substitute for eno fruit salt?
ReplyDeleteSmitha
I am making this for breakfast right now...
ReplyDeleteoats dosa looks wonderful...
ReplyDeleteCant really tell that there oat in there.....very healthy and looks yummy too.
ReplyDeletetemptingg....kanri! slurrp!
ReplyDeletecool Prathibha.., great job. Bookmarked! Will try them soon.
ReplyDeleteforgot to mention, I loved the color of the dosa.They look perfect.
ReplyDeleteUsing oats is innovative and healthy, and the utthapan looks pretty !
ReplyDeleteWow! Healthy n gorgeous!
ReplyDeletelovely picture...looks tempting..
ReplyDeleteNice clicks dear...Looks healthy and delicious......
ReplyDeleteNice healthy and quick one to make. Will surely try it...tempting...
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing.
Thank you for your lovely words...
ReplyDelete@PV...Thanks for letting me know abt it...I have updated the post...
@preeti and @smita Regarding eno,its better to use eno only to get crispy and soft dosa's,if not available to you add 2 pinches of cooking soda(baking soda) to the batter and mix properly and make,I think this should work.I am not sure of using yeast in this instant dosa preeti,if you give a try lemme know d outcome..
Crispy and just ready for take away:)
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing!
Heyy thanks for suggesting hara Bhara Kabab.. I tried the baked version and it was a good success :)
Very innovative,loved it.
ReplyDeleteIt loos terrific and I hardly know you made it with oats..Bookmarked!
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing this awesome recipe dear...the oothappam looks so crispy and its healthy too :) I have bookmarked this one!
ReplyDeleteLooks mouthwatering and also very healthy.
ReplyDeleteDear Pratibha
ReplyDeletevery nice indeed..no Dal soaking or grinding , fermenting ha ha
will try as soon as i am back
have a nice weekend
Very tempting....
ReplyDeletedosa looks very crisp and colorful. I am surely trying :)
ReplyDeleteDosa looks perect and healthy!!!!!
ReplyDeleteWonderul clicks..
Will soon give a try
Kindly accept the award
Healthy one...yummy oats dosa...beautiful presentation.
ReplyDeletegood pics
ReplyDeletelooks great prathy..am bookmarking it. btw, I wanted to tell u, ur savoury oats porridge is a regular bfast at my place and I love it.
ReplyDeleteLooks spicy and delicious!
ReplyDeleteReally healthy Uttapam Pratibha..... will give a try :)
ReplyDeleteLoved this idea, looks delicious !
ReplyDeleteyum yum yum those are looking really mouthwatering..... wonderful clicks....
ReplyDeleteHealthy and delicious!! Have a packet of oats,must try it out.. Am new here..You have a great collection here
ReplyDeleteyou are really innovative
ReplyDeleteOh Lovely! Will make this for dinner tonight!
ReplyDelete@ Niraimathi, regarding your doubt,you do not need to fry onions,just sprinkle the onions over the dosa.As it covered and fried on the other side,the onions will get fried.
ReplyDeleteTried this and it was awesome..tasted just like oothapam at home :) Thank you for the recipe!
ReplyDeleteHi Pratibha,
ReplyDeleteI tried this .it was too good.Thanks,
Vini
Yum yum.... Delicious......
ReplyDeleteI was looking for some dosa with oats, this looks perfect...want to eat right now :).
ReplyDeletewill make it for dinner though.
thanks
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I was looking for some dosa with oats, this looks perfect...want to eat right now :).
ReplyDeletewill make it for dinner though.
thanks
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Hi, Prathibha, I wish you could have a like button for your recipes, I can press a like for each of the yummy ones! Super like the simple tiffin varieties! U save the day when am lost in wondering what different recipe to cook!. THANKS!
ReplyDelete@kaushalya Thanks for your lovely words.Do gimme feedback when you try the recipes from my blog.
ReplyDeleteGreat Recipe! I tried this for Dinner yesterday and turned out be very delicious...thanks!!
ReplyDeleteHey Praty,
ReplyDeleteM not so good at cooking..but my mom in law was ill..so i had to make some instant breakfast... i regularly look upto your blogs for advice and i tried this today !! and it was such a huge success..and it is soooo easy... everyone loved it... including my hubby who never even touches oats !! thanks a ton :)
keep cooking and spreading the cheer
@ Anju - Thats a very sweet note from you..I am really happy that it came out nice and ur family enjoyed it..Thanks for letting me know ..:)
ReplyDeleteHey, thanks for the recipe. I made it today & it turned out very good. Hubby din't even suspect of Oats! Great way to sneak in healthy stuff!
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