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Rice and urad dosa

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Rice and urad dosa uses a source-specific naturally fermented grain and urad batter, then cooks it by griddling. The creator leaves some process measures unquantified.

Plain rice-and-urad dosa, thin and crisp with a golden lacy surface, folded on a stainless-steel plate beside separate coconut chutney.

History

The modern creator demonstration does not establish the earliest attestation or origin of this food.

Ingredients

Scaling: source batch only

Idli riceRinse and soak separately.
946 mL4 cup as recorded
Split urad dalRinse and soak separately.
237 mL1 cup as recorded
Fenugreek seedsRinse and soak with the urad dal.
Amount not stated
Small amount; not measured.
WaterUse chilled water for urad grinding; add gradually when grinding rice.
Amount not stated
As needed; no volume stated.
Cooking oil
Amount not stated
As needed around the dosa edges; amount is not stated.

Method

Risks and precautions · Standard risk

Batter rise, bubbles, aroma, colour and texture are quality observations, not safety proof. The source does not establish measured fermentation temperature, pH or a safe storage time.

  1. Soak rice and urad with fenugreek separately for five to six hours.
  2. Grind urad with chilled water for two to three minutes until fine. Grind soaked rice in batches, adding water gradually until the paste drips from a spoon.
  3. Combine and mix by hand. Cover and ferment for at least ten hours with the oven light on and oven off.
  4. Spread fermented batter from the centre outward on a heavy iron griddle. Add oil around the edges and cook for two to three minutes until the sides release.

Conditions

Fermentationfrom 10 h

Places

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