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=Dosa=

=Recipe: Ada Dosa=

[http://articles.timesofindia.indiatimes.com/20130530/recipes/34321582_1_dosanonstickflattawaada The Times of India]

[[File: Ada dosa recipe.png| Ada dosa |frame|500px]]

Many homemakers have their signature way of making the ada dosa as they think about various permutations of proportions of the basic ingredients. The end result leads to a crispy and crunchy dosa which children like a lot.

==Ingredients==

Chana Dal: 100gms
Tuvar/arhar dal: 100 gms
Urad dal: 100 gms
Rice: 50 gms
Salt to taste

==Method==

Soak all the ingredients chana dal, tuvar dal, urad dal and rice for about 3 to 4 hours. Make a fine paste of the soaked dalrice mixture in a grinder. The results will be good if the water in which you have soaked the dal and rice is used for grinding the mixture. Add some 50 to 100 ml extra water while making the paste if you think the batter will become too thick. After achieving the desired consistency, add salt to taste. Keep the batter aside to settle for about 15 minutes.
Once you are all set with chutneys and sambar, you can start making the ada. First heat a non stick flat tawa. Sprinkle some oil on it and spread the oil evenly. Then use a flat bottomed small katori and spread the batter onto the tawa evenly.
Start spreading the batter from the centre and go on till it spreads out. Add a little oil to all the corners (in this case since it is a circle you would have to add the oil across the perimeter!). Once you spot the dosa turning golden yellow in colour you can take it out of the tawa and serve along with coconut chutney or sambar either way you like.

=Healthy breakfast: Healthy beetroot dosa recipe=

[http://articles.timesofindia.indiatimes.com/20130617/recipes/36615747_1_healthybreakfastsouthindiandishbatter The Times of India]

[[File: beetroot dosa recipe.png| beetroot dosa |frame|500px]]

Healthy Beetroot Dosa

==Ingredients==

Beetroot 1 (grated)
Maida 1 Â½ cup
Onion 1 (finely chopped)
Green chillies 2 (finely chopped)
Baking powder Â½ tsp
Curry leaves 1 spring (finely chopeed)
Water, oil and salt as required

==Method==

Take a bowl and mix in grated beetroot, onion, green chillied, baking powder, curry leaves, salt and maida with water. Make sure your batter is lump free.
Heat a frying pan and pour some batter. Give the batter the shape of a dosa.
Put a few drops of oil on top. Fry on medium flame till the dosa is completely cooked and golden brown on both sides.
Keep repeating the same procedure, till the batter finished.
Serve hot, with mint chutney.

=Healthy dosa: Fibre rich bean dosa=

[http://articles.timesofindia.indiatimes.com/20130727/recipes/40420189_1_dosabeanshealthyfood The Times of India]

[[File: Fibre rich bean dosa.png| Fibre rich bean dosa |frame|500px]]

==Ingredients==

1 Cup pinto beans
1 Cup black eye beans
2 Thai green chillies
1/4th piece of ginger
2 Tsp salt

==Method==

1. Soak the beans overnight.
2. Blend all the ingredients together.
3. Heat pan, spread the batter, steam it by covering with lid or drizzle oil.
4. Enjoy the delectable soft, healthy dosas with kale/tomato chutney.

=Healthy snack: Moong beans sprouts dosa recipe=

[http://articles.timesofindia.indiatimes.com/20131117/recipes/40611893_1_dosamoonggreenchillies The Times of India]

[[File: Moong beans sprouts dosa recipe.png| Moong beans sprouts dosa |frame|500px]]

==Ingredients==

1 cup sprouted green moong
2 cloves garlic
1 small piece of ginger
5 tablespoons semolina
5 tablespoon gram flour
34 green chillies
Salt to taste
1/8 cup oil

==Method==

1. In a mixer grind sprouts, ginger, garlic and green chillies coarsely. Use water only to reach dosa/pancake batter consistency.
2. Mix in salt, semolina and gram flour.
3. Heat a pan/tava on highmedium heat and spread one ladlefull of batter into a dosa.
4. Drizzle some oil and let it cook on one side. Flip over the other side and drizzle some oil again. Cook both the sides well.
5. Remove from pan and serve with chutney of your choice.

==Notes==

Use stuffing such as paneer, onions or potatoes to fill the dosas.
Do not grind into a fine paste. The coarse texture is better and tastier.

=Healthy version of the dosa with mint chutney=

[http://articles.timesofindia.indiatimes.com/20130827/recipes/37682380_1_dosachickpeasfoodprocessor The Times of India]

[[File: dosa with mint chutney.png| dosa with mint chutney |frame|500px]]

==Ingredients==

5 cloves garlic, minced
1 red onion, peeled and finely diced
1 carrot, peeled and finely diced
1 red pepper, finely diced )
1/4 tsp cayenne pepper
2 Tbsp cumin, ground
1 Tbsp oregano
12 tsp salt
1 Tbsp turmeric
4 cups cooked or canned chick peas (about 2, 160z cans)
Â½ cup (4oz) tomato paste

==Directions==

1.Heat a large saucepan over medium to low heat. Add the garlic, veggies, and spices, cooking until soft, stirring occasionally.
2.Mash the chickpeas by hand, or in a food processor. Add the chickpeas and tomato paste to the saucepan, stirring until heated through. I left mine a little chunky so you could still see some whole chickpeas in the filling.

3) =Coconut curry sauce=

==Ingredients==

1 onion, peeled and chopped (I used a red onion)
2 cloves garlic, minced
Â½ tsp cumin, ground
Â¾ tsp sea salt (coarse)
3 Tbsp curry powder
1.5 cups vegetable broth
1.25 cups coconut milk
3 large tomatoes, diced

==Directions==

1.Heat a saucepan over medium heat, add the onion and garlic, cooking for 5 minutes, or until soft. Add the spices, cooking for 1 minute more. Add the vegetable broth, coconut milk and tomatoes, stirring occasionally. Let it simmer for half an hour.

4) =Fresh mint chutney=

==Ingredients==

2 cups packed fresh mint
1/4 cup water
1 shallot, peeledJuice from 1 lime
1 Tbsp organic sugar
1 pinch sea salt

==Directions==

1.Blend all ingredients in a food processor until you have a course puree. Taste and adjust seasonings, if necessary.

==To assemble==

Take one of your "dosas" and top it with the curried chickpea mixture. Add the coconut curry sauce and top with 12 tbsp of mint chutney.

=Healthy snack recipe: Green Dosa=

[http://articles.timesofindia.indiatimes.com/20131016/recipes/38983014_1_moongdalhealthysnackrecipeanjalikaabraham The Times of India]

[[File: Green Dosa.png| Green Dosa |frame|500px]]

Recipe: Green Dosa
Serving size: 4

==Ingredients==

Green moong dal, soaked 1 cup
Rawa ¼ cup
Soy flour ¼ cup
Flax seed powder 2 tsp
Salt to taste
Green chilli (Finely chopped)
Oil 5 ml

==Method==

Grind the soaked green moong dal, soy flour and rawa to form a batter (of dosa consistency).
Later add salt, flax seed powder, green chilli to the batter.
Make dosas out of that batter on a nonstick pan.
Serve hot with tomato chutney.

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	“This study showed over 94% of meals served at full service restaurants and 74% at fast-food restaurants contained over 600 kcal each,” said Prof Rebecca. The research findings have been shared with FSSAI, urging the government to mandate restaurants mention calorific value of the food items sold.		“This study showed over 94% of meals served at full service restaurants and 74% at fast-food restaurants contained over 600 kcal each,” said Prof Rebecca. The research findings have been shared with FSSAI, urging the government to mandate restaurants mention calorific value of the food items sold.
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-[https://epaper.indiatimes.com/article-share?article=13_05_2024_010_017_cap_TOI  Meenakshi Devaraj, May 12, 2024: ''The Times of India'']
+[https://epaper.indiatimes.com/article-share?article=13_05_2024_010_017_cap_TOI  Meenakshi Devaraj, May 13, 2024: ''The Times of India'']
 One of the earliest Tamil references to the word ‘dosa’ can be found in the eighth century dictionary, the Nigandus. The Nigandu ‘Chentham Diwakaram’ categorises dosa under the pancake-like ‘appam’ variety, while the 10th-century ‘Pingala Nigandu’ makes a mention of ‘kanjam’ as another name for dosa. Apart from the Nigandus, the 18thcentury ‘Virali vidu thoothu’ is an early Tamil work that mentions dosa.
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+One of the earliest Tamil references to the word ‘dosa’ can be found in the eighth century dictionary, the Nigandus. The Nigandu ‘Chentham Diwakaram’ categorises dosa under the pancake-like ‘appam’ variety, while the 10th-century ‘Pingala Nigandu’ makes a mention of ‘kanjam’ as another name for dosa. Apart from the Nigandus, the 18thcentury ‘Virali vidu thoothu’ is an early Tamil work that mentions dosa.
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	Make dosas out of that batter on a nonstick pan.		Make dosas out of that batter on a nonstick pan.
	Serve hot with tomato chutney.		Serve hot with tomato chutney.
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		+	=Nutritional value=
		+	==2 masala dosas provide the daily calories needed==
		+	[https://epaper.timesgroup.com/Olive/ODN/TimesOfIndia/shared/ShowArticle.aspx?doc=TOIDEL%2F2018%2F12%2F23&entity=Ar02023&sk=977012EC&mode=text Sunitha Rao, December 23, 2018: ''The Times of India'']
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		+	The all-time favourite masala dosa may be deceiving you with its thin, golden look and humble potato filling. The aroma of melting butter and red chilli chutney would make you crave for one, but what probably only a few would know is that a single masala dosa provides almost half the calories a healthy human being requires in a day.
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		+	A four-continent, fivenation study has quantified the calorific content of masala dosas sold in Bengalauru at 1,023 kcal, while the daily requirement of a human being stands at around 2,200 kcal. The findings were recently published in the British Medical Journal.
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		+	Led by Prof Rebecca Kuriyan, head of Nutrition and Lifestyle Clinic at St John’s Medical College Hospital and Professor at St John’s Research Institute, the study-,conducted in 2017, measured the calorific content of frequently ordered meals from sit-down and fast-food restaurants from India, Brazil, China, Finland and Ghana.
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		+	As per Prof Rebecca, the recommended calorific content of a single meal should be less than 600 kcal.
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		+	“This study showed over 94% of meals served at full service restaurants and 74% at fast-food restaurants contained over 600 kcal each,” said Prof Rebecca. The research findings have been shared with FSSAI, urging the government to mandate restaurants mention calorific value of the food items sold.

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Dosa: Tamil-Udupi Cuisine - Revision history

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Jyoti: /* Dosa: History */

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