Thursday 17 December 2020

Ragi Dosai (Fingermillet Crêpes)

This Ragi Dosa recipe has just three ingredients. Ragi, Urad dal and salt. 

Wash and soak the whole white urad dal and the Ragi millet separately for couple of hours in lots of water so that the grains are completely immersed in water. Wash the Ragi millet 3-4 times in running water as it might contain a lot of dust and foreign particles.

South-Indian-Fermented-Ragi-Dosa-batter-Recipe-soak

Grind the Urad dal with 1.5 cups of water in a blender to a smooth paste. Set aside.

South-Indian-Fermented-Ragi-Dosa-batter-Recipe-grind-dal

Grind the Ragi millet with a cup of water in the blender to a smooth paste.

South-Indian-Fermented-Ragi-Dosa-batter-Recipe-grind-ragi

Mix the Ragi millet paste to the urad dal paste. Add in the salt and mix well to combine. Cover the bowl with a lid and let Ragi Dosa batter ferment in a draft free place for 6-8 hours. It might take more time if you live in a cold place.

South-Indian-Fermented-Ragi-Dosa-batter-Recipe-batter

The Ragi Dosa batter should have increased in volume after 6-8 hours and should look foamy. Mix well using a spatula to release the excess foam. The Ragi Dosa batter should not be very thick. If Ragi Dosa batter is thick, add some water to dilute. Ragi Dosa batter should form thick ribbons when lifted.

South-Indian-Fermented-Ragi-Dosa-batter-Recipe-after-eight-hours

Heat a dosa pan / griddle until hot for making Ragi Dosa. Let the flame be at medium. Pour a ladle of batter onto the griddle. Using the back of the ladle spread batter into a round. Sprinkle 1/8 teaspoon of oil onto the pan. Let it cook for 30 seconds until the sides are brown and little brown spots start to appear. Flip carefully with a thin metal spatula, and cook Ragi Dosa until browned. Up-to 30 seconds more. Transfer Ragi Dosa to a plate. Continue with the remaining Ragi Dosa batter.









No comments:

Post a Comment