To whoever holds this website: thanks to you, in the last three months, the
lifelong oats eater I've always been has discovered Indian cuisine and its
amazing diversity.
My two year old is a fussy eater. But looking at this I have a feeling that
she will eat it for sure :)..... Two questions can I just skip the baking
powder part althogether? and Is this batter can be saved in refrigerator
for day or two?
Wow looks yummm!!!! Awesome recipe, I'm a huge fan of you Anupa ur really
very talented and present recipes with such an ease!!!! Am definitely gonna
make these for my kiddos & hubby weekend!
Thank you for sharing this wonderful recipe. It was instant hit at my home.
Your step by step instructions, tips with live demonstration is really
good. We love your videos.
I do not understand the language either and I am not Indian, but I will try
to translate the ingredients as best I I can tell from looking. There was
one that I did not catch, but this may do. 1 c semolina flour, 1/2 c white
flour, 1 c rice flour. Add water to make a thicker than milk. Add chile,
garlic, black pepper, salt, coconut and cilantro (1 other I could not
figure out, it maybe ground roasted dal or onion will do). Fry in Ghee or
oil, add more on top and cook until brown and crisp.
Take 2 cups rava 1/2 cup maida 1 cup rice flour add water to make thin
batter and stir till blended, leave for 15 mins. Add 4 chopped chilli, 1"
pc ginger,chopped 10-12 peppercorns, ground 12 chopped cashewnuts 1/4 cup
grated coconut/copra salt to taste plenty of chopped coriander Stir well
Spread ghee on a tawa, pour batter lightly to cover surface . pour a little
ghee along edge and over the dosa When the dosa is cooked, the edges will
leave the pan and can be lifted off easily.
@sanjeevkapoorkhazana I look forward to trying out your recipe thank you
for taking the time to make this video It would be great if you could put
the quantities for your recipe's in the description box in English and
other important hits like Rest for 15 mins High, low or medium heat,
serving suggestions etc I know you have a web site but viewers will not
always have time to visit ( they may eventually ) Thanks again and have fun
Warmest regards from the UK
Here is a pleasant girl teaching us this Sanjeev Kapoor recipe in a
commonsensical and clear manner, unlike so many Indian tv chefs who get
overexcited and embarrass everybody by their copy-cat chatter and
mannerisms. And you had to nit-pick by pointing out an insect. What was the
point? It was only a demonstration, not to be served to the public. And
then to say sorry is, I think, hypocritical, which again, doesn't serve any
purpose.
The proportions is 2 cups semolina; 1 cup rice flour; 1/2 cup refined
flour; 1 inch piece of ginger, chopped; 4 green chillies, choppedl; 12-15
black peppercorns, crushed; 1/4 dried coconut, grated; 12 cashewnuts,
crushed; salt to taste, 2 tablespoons chopped fresh coriander leaves and
ghee to shallow fry. Add sufficient water to make a thin batter like shown
in the video. happy cooking sanjeevkapoorkhazana
I am sorry to write this but this is not Rava Dosa. Rava dosa is far far
simple thing. Please avoid calling this as Rava Dosa. If I were to use
maida and make roti out of it and call it as Thalipeeth Bhajni, will you
accept it? A chef MUST do enough research before publicizing a recipe.
why would you use a language which has limited audience? English would have
most audience but even Hindi would have more audience than whatever that
language is that u r dribbling on in .......... wasted my time watching an
over-enthusiastic presenter talking ???
Kirthi Raman, there are no 'confused versions' but creative varieties of
rava dosa and the western world adores our recipes! Thanks to all who asked
for an English translation and thanks to dmellomarg for providing it!
mast hota! aajach try kela khup chaan zhala hota and while english will
make it more accessible, I love the fact that its in marathi! we have a
right to recipes in our language too, you know. Just saying.
Grease the tawa properly before you use it! Make sure the tawa is hot
enough while you prepare the dosa. This will avoid the sticking of dosa!
Happy Cooking! sanjeevkapoorkhazana
I love the all recipes by khazana, but i saw some insect are moving in your
Rava Dhosa resipe, please check it when the lady adding the fine flour ..
so sorry for this:-(
Yes, they should post the recipe at least underneath the video for easy
following. Fortunately it's available on their website, just google "rawa
dosa sanjeev kapoor".
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