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Mysore Masala dosa
Mysore Masala dosa

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The ingredients needed to cook Mysore Masala dosa:
  1. Get Sabzi stuffing
  2. Take 3 medium onions sliced
  3. Take 3 medium to big potatoes boiled
  4. Get 3 tbsp oil
  5. Provide 1 tsp mustard seeds
  6. Take 1 tsp udad dal
  7. Get 10 (+/-)green chillies chopped
  8. You need 10 curry leaves
  9. Use 1/4 tsp asafoetida powder
  10. Get 1 tbsp sambhar masala
  11. You need 1/4 tsp turmeric powder
  12. Get As required Salt
  13. Prepare Sambhar
  14. You need 1/4 cup toor dal
  15. You need 1 medium size onion sliced
  16. Prepare 1 medium size potato
  17. Use 1 stick drum stick cut into 2inch pieces
  18. You need As required Small marble size tamarind
  19. Get as per taste Salt
  20. Provide 2 tbsp oil
  21. Get 1 tsp mustard seeds
  22. Use 1 pinch fenugreek seeds
  23. Take 1 Dry red chilli
  24. Use 1/2 tsp udad dal
  25. You need 1/2 tsp yellow mung dal
  26. Get 1/4 tsp asafoetida powder
  27. Take 2 green chillies slitted
  28. Provide 10 curry leaves
  29. Get 1 tsp chilli powder (if needed)
  30. Provide 1/4 tsp turmeric powder
  31. You need 2 tsp sambhar Masala (I prefer MTR brand)
  32. Get 500 ml water (incl water for cooking dal)
  33. Prepare Chutney
  34. Use 2 tbsp chana dal
  35. You need as per taste Salt
  36. Use 4-5 dry red chillies soaked for 40 min in warm water
  37. You need 6 cloves garlic
  38. Get 1 small marble size tamarind
  39. Use 2 tbsp onions chopped
  40. Prepare Dhosa
  41. You need 1 ltr dhosa batter
  42. You need 1 tbsp milk
  43. Get 1 tbsp sugar
  44. Take 1 tbsp oil
  45. Prepare 1 tsp Butter
  46. You need 1/2 cup chopped tomatoes, onion and peas(all optional)
  47. Get as per taste Chutney
Instructions to make Mysore Masala dosa:
  1. Sambhar: Wash toor dal, put it in pot. Add a glass of water and 2 tbsp sliced onions in it. Put the potato and the pieces of drumstick in a bowl with water. Add water in tamarind in a different bowl. Put all these- Dal, veggies and tamerind for boiling in one cooker. Cook on medium heat till 5 whistles release. Heat oil in a pan. Splatter mustard, then add dry red chilli, fenugreek seeds, udad dal, mung Dal, green chillies and curry leaves.
  2. Add sliced onions and fry till they are translucent. Next add the tomatoes and the veggies followed by the spices, asafoetida and salt. Add 2-3 tbsp water and allow the spices to cook until oil oozes.
  3. Then add 400 ml water and the boiled tamarind water (sieved) and bring it to boil on low heat. Add dal. Let it all boil on low heat for 5-10 min. Remember that the consistency of sambhar should be thinner than regular dal. And it should be slightly on sour side.
  4. Sabzi : heat oil in a pan. Splatter mustard seeds. Add methi seeds, udad dal, chillies, curry leaves, asafoetida and turmeric powder. Next add onions and saute till they are translucent. Then break potatoes between your fingers and add.
  5. Add all the spices and salt. Combine everything well and cook on low heat for 2-3 min.
  6. Chutney: roast chana Dal. Combine all the ingredients in the mixture jar and grind till smooth paste. You may add a little water if needed.
  7. Add oil, milk and sugar in the batter. Combine very well. Also add a little water in the if required to make thick, but smoothly pouring consistency (not the ribbon consistency).Heat dosa pan sprinkle some water to cool it a bit. Wipe it dry.
  8. Put batter on it and spread it going outwards going in the same direction. Wait till the surface looks dry.
  9. Then spread butter and chutney on it. Place sabzi on it. Let the dhosa cook evenly on all the sides. You may have to move the pan to help flame reach out on all sides. Keep the flame low to high.
  10. Dosa will easily peel off with a little help of spatula when it's cooked well. Try to scrape it gently and peel it off the pan. Fold it and remove from pan. Serve hot with chutney and sambar.
  11. Variation : once the surface of dosa looks dry enough, put much amount of butter in the centre followed by chopped onions,chopped tomatoes and peas- a tsp of each. Let it cook a bit then put sabzi on it.
  12. Tips on dosa batter: 1. Consistency the batter should be slightly thinner than for idler, but if the batter is too thin, it will stick to the pan and not peel off. Whereas if it is thick, the dhosa will not spread. 2. Temperature : the batter must be at the room temperature or else the dhosa will be very chewy. 3. The batter must be well fermented and must have the right proportion of dal and rice to get crispy golden dosa. See my recipe for 'idli dosa batter ' on Cookpad.
  13. Tips on the pan: 1. Type: use the regular dosa pan (which is kind of non-stick), not the non-stick pan with multiple quoting. Thick iron tawa is the best. 2. Preparing the pan for dosa: always stir fry a piece of bread/chapati/Puri on tawa before starting to make dosa on it. This small process helps to prepare pan for dosa so dosa does not stick to it.
  14. Tips on making dosa: 1. The pan should be hot, but at the time of spreading batter, the temperature has to be controlled a bit so dosa can be spread easily. That's why we sprinkle some water just before spreading batter. You may also remove the pan off the flame while spreading if you need more time to spread it. 2. Spread dosa in the same direction. That create a nice and even swirls on the dosa. 3. Spread dosa starting from the centre going outwards.
  15. Tips on heat under the pan at different times: 1. Keep the flame low while spreading the batter and even after till the surface of dosa looks dried. The heat can be increased to medium-high then after. 2. Do not cook dosa over high heat or it won't be crisp. 3. Move the pan over heat all around for even cooking. 4. Do not start scraping off dosa until it looks cooked (a little brownish at the bottom)

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