There are times when the batter is just enough to prepare a few dosas but there are 3 hungry mouths to feed. During those times, I add other flours to the batter and a new type of dosa is born.A few days ago, with just a few ladle fulls of idli/dosa batter left, I added wheat flour and ragi flour to it. To make it interesting , tasty and of course healthy I prepared a vegetable filling.
I used:
For Batter :
Idli batter- 3 cups
Wheat flour-3/4 cup
Ragi flour - 3/4 cup
Salt to taste
For the filling:
Mixed vegetables - 1 cup , boiled [I used carrot, potato and beans]
Onion- 1,small, chopped
Tomato-1,small, chopped
Mustard- 1 teaspoon
Cumin seeds- 1/2 teaspoon
Curry leaves - a few
Salt to taste
Oil- 2 teaspoons
- Take all the ingredients for the batter in a bowl.Mix well ,add water little by little and prepare a batter of pouring consistency. Check for salt and add if needed. [The idli batter already has salt].Keep aside.
- Heat oil in a pan and put in the mustard ,cumin seeds.
- When it crackles, add the onion and curry leaves.Saute till the onion is soft.
- Put in the the tomato and cook till mushy.
- Add salt and chilli powder and mix well.
- Put in the boiled veggies and mix well.
- Cook till the mixture is dry.Remove from heat and keep aside.
- Heat a griddle and pour a ladle full of batter in the center and spread to a circle.
- When the edges leave the sides, flip it over and cook for a few minutes.
- Flip it once more and spread a portion of the filling over one half.
- Fold the other half and remove from heat.
Serve warm with a side dish of your choice.
Note :
- You can also added ginger garlic paste while sauteing the onion
- To give a 'masala' touch to the filling, garam masala can be added. Sambar powder can give a different kind of flavor to the filling. Play around with different masalas and each time you will end up with a tastier version of the filling.
- Grated panner added to the filling make it even more tastier.
- You can add any vegetable of your choice for the filling.Veggies like grated cabbage,capsicum can be sauteed with onion.Other veggies like peas, cauliflower, broccoli can be boiled and added.
Our breakfast -
Stuffed Vegetable- Ragi Dosa with sambar, mint chutney , idli podi and piping hot filter coffee
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21 comments:
Nutritious and super filling dosa, loving it.
healthy and yummy
dosa looks wonderful
hope you can join the millet flour event on the site
NIce dosa...colorful veggies
Very nutritious and filling dosa...
Healthy dosa.. Love the stuffing..
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Healthy dosas with yummy stuffing...
very nutritious.
Thats a wonderful dosa...
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I love the entire platter and like the way you've presented the dosas. They look so yummy.
Nutritious and a healthy filling!!!love the dosa very much...
whole dish contains full of nutritious...
VIRUNTHU UNNA VAANGA
so yummy
Nice variation to regular dosa.
Colorful and healthy dosa,looks so tempting...
That is a filling dosa!
A very nutritious and filling dosa!
lovely, sumptuous breakfast there !
Kalyani
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Very healthy breakfast!..looks so colourful too PJ
I adore Indian savory pancakes. These sound wonderful.
Yummy looking stuffed dosa.
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