2 in 1 Idli Dosa Batter | Multipurpose Batter
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2 in 1 Idli Dosa Batter
Prep Time
4 hrs
Cook Time
40 mins
Welcome to Hyderabadi Ruchulu, where we are excited to share a versatile batter recipe that can be used to make both idli and dosa. Rather than creating two separate batters for each dish, this recipe will save you time and effort by using the same batter for both by making 2 in 1 idli dosa batter. Additionally, this batter can be stored in the refrigerator for up to a week to prepare delicious meals whenever you desire.
Course: Breakfast
Cuisine: Indian
Keyword: South Indian idli and dosa
Servings: 3
Ingredients
1 cup Black Gram
4 cups Idli Rice
1/2 cup Flattened Rice
1 tsp Fenugreek Seeds
Instructions
To create this batter, we will be using idli rice, which makes it suitable for a variety of dishes.
Lets see how to make the multipurpose batter
To begin, take a mixing bowl and add one cup of black gram.
Wash it one to two times before adding half a cup of flattened rice and one teaspoon of fenugreek seeds. Soak these ingredients in water for a minimum of four hours.
Next, take four cups of idli rice, wash it two times, and soak it in water for at least four hours. If you are using a mixer instead of a grinder, only use three cups of idli rice.
Grind the soaked black gram first, and once it becomes soft, remove it from the grinder.
Now, remove the black gram batter and add the soaked idli rice
Grind until soft
Mix both the batter with your hands and let it ferment for 8 hours
Seal it in an air-tight container
Let’s see how to make idli batter
Take the required amount of batter
Add some water and salt to it until the required consistency is obtained
Spread some ghee or clarified butter on the idli plates
Pour the batter and close the lid
Steam for about 12 minutes
Let them cook down a little and serve the hot idlis
Let's see how to make dosa batter
Take the required amount of batter
Add some water and salt to it until the required consistency is obtained
Heat the pan and pour the batter on top
Spread with the back of the spoon on a low flame
Add some ghee or oil
Serve hot with your favorite chutney!
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Famous Foods in South and West India.
India is a land of diversity. One thing Indians can’t compromise on is the flavours of their meals that is their food. On being such a diverse nation it becomes difficult for someone to try all kinds of food items from different parts of the nation. So we have made some list of items that belong to a particular area and are an absolute must try for people traveling to India and visiting South and West India:
West India:
West India majorly consists of parts of Rajasthan, Gujarat, Maharahstra and Goa. These regions are all lined up by the sea and hence the foods here are very different because of its all the year round humid climate.
1) Dabeli: Dabeli also known as between two breads is basically spicy potato filling with chutneys, peanuts filled in a pav and toasted with butter. It is widely available as a on the go snack and is very famous amongst locals of all these regions.
2) Vada Pav: Vada Pav started out in Mumbai to fill the hunger of people on the go is a very famous snack. Potato wada fried and served with garlic chutney and pav is spicy, hot and filling at a very economical rate. It is filling, spicy and perfect to carry without any mess.
3) Pav Bhaji: Another famous dish from Mumbai this is basically mashed vegetables served with pav. Started to fill the stomach of mill workers in a way that is nutritious but also doesn’t make them sleepy this was just a stall on the road. Soon people started adding spices to it and making their specialty. Now this humble food has reached hundreds of people and is famous globally.
South India:
The southern part of India has ample produce of rice in a way that they export rice to major places in India and outside of India. Their staple foods are very healthy and heart meals and soothe the heart plus are light on the stomach.
1) Dosa/Idli/Wada: Dosa and idli are made out of rice batter that is fermented and served with coconut chutney and dal sambhar. Made using local produce this humble food has now became not only a healthy breakfast meal but a lot of brands internationally have built their food empires on this products. Wadas are fried dumplings made out of urad dal and are again served with the same chutney and sambhar.
2) Fried Fish: A staple in Kerala it is a crunchy, fried fish marinated in spices and served freshly. The heady aroma cuts through your senses and makes you follow the fried fish stall on the streets of Kerala. The fish is served in different ways be it fully fried, shallow fried but is coated in brown masala.
3) Pindi Vantalu: Pindi vantalu commonly known as murruku is mostly enjoyed during festivities in Andhra Pradesh. It is made from moong dal or rice flour and is very crunch to taste and widely available on the streets of Andhra Pradesh.
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Idli Batter Recipes
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Idli Batter Recipes
Idli Batter Recipes
Everyone likes Idli which is liked by almost all Indians, Now let’s learn how to make different types breakfasts with Idli batters – Idli batter recipes for breakfast, lunch box or a snack. For more Breakfast Recipes, follow our website Hyderabadi Ruchulu.
Ingredients
1. Cooked Rice – 1 cup
2. Cheese – 2-3 tablespoons
3. All Purpose Flour – 2-3 tablespoons
4. Onion – 1
5. Grated Carrots – 3 tablespoons
6. Green Chillies – 2
7. Chilli Powder – 1 teaspoon
8. Salt – 1 teaspoon
7 idli batter recipes
These are 7 more new recipes with the same batter
The 7 idli batter recipes we are gonna see are
Crispy Dosa Roll
Jaggery Attu
Pongali
Burger
Attu
Sandwich
Crispy Attu
Let’s see how to make crispy dosa rolls.
Here I used 1 cup idli batter
Then Add some water and salt to taste and mix
Heat pan.
Pour the batter in the pan and spread it with the spoon
Sprinkle some clarified butter (ghee) or oil over the dosa
Cook for a minute on medium flame
As dosa turns brown, put the stove on low flame
Now, spread red chutney over the dosa
Any other chutney like green chutney or sauce could be used here
Then add chopped onions, tomato, capsicum, any other chopped vegetables on to
Sprinkle cheese on top and cook for a minute
Cut it with a pizza cutter and roll them from one end
Dosa roll is ready!
Garnish with grated cheese on top
Let’s see how to make Jaggery Attu
Let’s see how to make jaggery attu with idli batter
This dish is loved by kids who prefer sweet dishes
Heat 1/4 cup grated jaggery, 1/4 cup water in a bowl
Let all the jaggery melt and simmer for 5 more minutes
Strain this mixture into the idly batter
ThenAdd a pinch of salt along with a pinch of pepper powder and mix
ThenAdd 2 tablespoons coconut powder and mix
Freshly made coconut powder will be more tastier
Batter for sweet attu is ready
Take a pan with thick base
Heat the pan and spread 1 teaspoon clarified butter (ghee) on it
Pour the prepared batter on it
The thicker the dosa is, the tastier it will be
Close lid and cook on low flame for 7-8 minutes
We can see that the ends turned brwon
Flip it and spread more clarified butter (ghee) on top
Cook for 2-3 minutes on low flame and serve hot!
Let’s see how to make Stuffed Ponganlu
Take idli batter and mix some salt in it
Firstly heat the gunta ponganalu pan
ThenAdd oil in all the dents and pour the batter into them to fill them upto half
Here I have some leftover potato fry, I made them into small balls and inserted them into
Any other curry or even boiled egg could be used here
Pour more idli batter on top to cover this curry
Close lid and cook for 2-3 minutes on low flame
Flip them and spread more oil on to id desired
Cook for 2-3 minutes and serve hot!
Let’s see how to make Idli Burger
Let’s see how to make burger with idli batter
Take a bowl
Spread oil inside them
Here I took 1 cup idli batter. Add some salt and mix
Pour this idli batter into the bowls and cook them
They can be cooked in an idli cooker, steamer and even a normal cooker
Heat some water in a pan
As it simmers, put a stand and place the bowls on it
Close lid and cook on medium flame for 12-15 minutes
Open the lid and poke the idlis with a fork to check if they are cooked
If they are cooked completely, then the fork will come out clean or else cook for some more time
Now, separate the idlis with the bowls
Cut them in half and spread red chutney
Red chutney, green chutney or even sauce could be used
Here I’m putting potato fry. Any other curry could be used.
Put the other idli piece on top and Heat 1 teaspoon butter in pan
After the butter melts, spread the butter all over the pan and place the prepared idlis on it
Cook on medium flame and flip after one side turns brown
Cook for a minute and flip again
Spread more butter or oil on top and cook
Flip and cook till both sides turn brown
Serve hot!
Let’s see how to make Idli Pindi Attu
Heat 1 tablespoon oil in pan
Then Add chopped onions and spread them
Then add chopped green chillies and tomato pieces
Pour the idli batter on top of these vegetables so that they are completely covered
This attu can be made thick by using more batter to make it more like dibba rotte
Sprinkle some cumin seeds on top and close lid
Close lid and cook on low flame for 3-4 minutes
Then After one side turns brown, flip it and close lid
Cook for a couple of minutes and serve hot!
Let’s see how to make Idli Pindi Sandwich
Let’s see another breakfast idea for kids.
I have already made a video on how to make idli sandwich, link will be in the description.
Here I took 1 cup idli batter, add some water to it
Pour water till normal idli batter consistency is obtained
Now add 1/2 teaspoon salt and mix
Then Add 1 /4 teaspoon soda, 2 teaspoon oil and mix
Put a spoon of this aside for the green chutney
Here I used green chutney to make the sandwich
Any other chutney like coriander leaves chutney or sauce could be used
The green chutney used here is made by using mint leaves, coriander leaves, ginger green chillies, lemon juice, salt and grinding them all together
Mix this chutney with the 1 spoon idli batter we put aside
It is now time to steam the idli batter prepared before
Steam these idlis
We will need a wide bowl to make the sandwich
First, spread oil on the pan
Now, pour half of the idli batter in the pan
If you want the sandwich to be thinner, pour less batter or else make the layer thicker
Carefully spread the batter all over the pan
Then Pour 2 glasses of water in a steamer or bowl and boil it
As the water gets to boil, place a stand inside the bowl and put the idli bowl on the stand
Close the lid of steamer and cook for 5 minutes on medium flame
Open the lid after 5 minutes, we can see that the idli batter hardened a little
Put the stove on low flame and spread the green chutney over the cooked idli
Close lid and cook for 5 more minutes
Open the lid. We can see that the green chutney has also hardened.
Now, pour the rest of the batter on top of this green chutney
Close lid and cook for 15 minutes
Pole with a knife to see if the idli has cooked all the way
If the knife comes out clean, then it means that the idli sandwich has cooked perfectly
Take it out from the steamer and let it cool down
After it cools down a bit, separate the edge of the bowl and the sandwich with a knife
Then flip it using a plate
Flip it again
Cut this idli sandwich into pieces of desired size and shape
We can see that the idli sandwich looks yummy with 3 layers
We can also prepare tempering for it like we make for dokhla
For tempering, heat 1 tablespoon oil in a pan
Then Add 1/2 teaspoon mustard seeds and fry
Then Add 2 sliced green chillies, 1/2 cup curry leaves and fry
A pinch of asafoetida could also be added
Spread this tempering over the idli sandwich
Tasty special breakfast, idli sandwich is ready to serve!
Let’s see how to make Crispy Attu
If there is leftover idli batter and it has turned sour, you can use it to make this crispy attu recipe
To a mixing bowl, add 1/2 cup bombay rava and mix it with water till idli batter consistency is obtained and mix it
Add a pinch of salt along with chopped onions, 1 chopped green chilli, 2 tablespoons grated carrots, chopped coriander leaves, 1/2 teaspoon cumin seeds and mix
Then Add some water and mix
Let it sit for 10 minutes and then add 1 cup idli batter
Make the batter very thin by adding water
Then Heat pan and spread oil on it
Pour the dosa batter on the pan and cook on high flame for 2-3 minutes
Flip after one side turns brown and cook for another couple of minutes
These dosas can be consumed for 2-3 days. These are great for journeys.
I hope you liked all my recipes.
For more Indian Breakfast recipes like Idli batter recipes, follow our YouTube channel Hyderabadi Ruchulu.
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Biyyam Pindi Dosa | Rice Flour Dosa
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Biyyam Pindi Dosa | Rice Flour Dosa
Biyyam Pindi Dosa | Rice Flour Dosa
Everyone likes Dosa, lets now make Biyyam Pindi Dosa in just few minutes and a perfect breakfast for Kids. For more Breakfast Recipes, follow our website Hyderabadi Ruchulu.
Ingredients
1. Rice Flour – 1 cup
2. Onions – 1
3. Green Chillies – 4-5
4. Coriander Leaves – 1/2 cup
5. Cumin Seeds – 1 teaspoon
6. Sesame Seeds – 2 teaspoons
7. Coriander seeds – 1/2 teaspoon
8. Ginger Garlic Paste – 1/2 teaspoon
Recipe Notes for Biyyam Pindi Dosa
Today let’s see how to make a tasty breakfast item, dosa with rice flour
To a mixie jar, add 4-5 green chillies, 1 teaspoon salt, 1/2 cup coriander leaves , a little water and grind coarsely
Chilli powder instead of green chillies could be used
To a mixing bowl, add 1 cup rice flour, 1 teaspoon cumin seeds, 2 teaspoons sesame seeds, 1/2 teaspoon coriander seeds, 1/2 teaspoon ginger garlic paste along with 2 teaspoons prepared green chilli paste and mix
Add water and mix
Then add a chopped onion, grated carrots (optional) and mix
Batter is ready now
Heat pan
Cut an onion in half, dip it in oil and spread the oil all over the pan
This will make the attu come off the pan easily
If the pan is non-stick, then there is no need to use oil
Pour the prepared rice flour batter onto the pan with a spoon since the batter is very thin
Sprinkle oil on top if desired and close lid
Cook on high flame for 2-3 minutes till it turns brown on one side and flip it
If you want the dosa to be crispy, put the stove on a little lower flame and cook
The longer it is cooked, the crisper the dosa will be
Serve the dosa hot with favourite chutney or pickle
For more Indian Breakfast, follow our YouTube channel Hyderabadi Ruchulu.
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