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Pesarattu

                  - submitted by Dahlia on 03-30-2009

(Green Dosai, Paasi Paruppu Dosai, Moong Dal Dosa)


         Pesarattu (Moong dosa/ Green Gram Dosa) is a famous Andhra tiffin item. It can be made either with moong dal(split green gram) or whole green gram lentil. It is usually had with upma and some chutney.
 

Ingredients

For Batter
Green Gram (Split/ Whole) - 2 cups

Rice - 4 tblsp (optional)
Green chillies - 5-7
Ginger - 2" piece
Cumin seeds - 2 tsp
Oil - for making pesarattu
salt - as needed (app. 2 tblsp)

 

For Topping
(you could use any of the following toppings, i prefer to use only onion
toppings)
Onions - finely chopped
Green Chillies - finely chopped
Grated Coconut
Chopped Cilantro

 

Method
1. Soak the green gram and rice for atleast 1 hour and drain the water. Longer soaking would be good.
2. Add this soaked lentil and rice to a mixie/blender along with the ginger piece
and green chillies.
3. Add enough water and required salt and grind to a smooth paste.
4. Remove the batter and mix the cumin seeds with it.
5. Heat a griddle/ dosa pan. Check if it is hot enough by sprinkling few
drops of water. The water will sizzle right away.
6. Pour a laddlefull of batter in the center and spread it into a nice round shape using the back
of the spoon.
7. Sprinkle few chopped onions and few drops of oil on top.
8. After it turns golden brown at the bottom, flip it over.
9. After it gets cooked on both sides, remove from the griddle.
10. Serve piping hot with upma and chutney (peanut chutney or ginger
chutney or coconut chutney).

 

Comments

Comment by  Savitha Narayanan
          Hi,

Couple of doubts:
1. rice is Raw rice or cooked rice?
2. in the ingredients, you have mentioned rice as 4 tbls, will that be suffice? 
       

Reply :-

          Hi Savitha, Its 4 tblsp of uncooked rice.

Comment by  surekha bhagya 

          i like thia simple and less time consuming recepie

       

Reply :-

          Thank You Surekha.

 

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