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DOSA
Water – enough for grinding the batter.
Salt to taste
Wash and soak the rice and udad dal separately for 6-8 hours.
Drain the water and keep aside
Grind the udad dal to a thick consistency, adding water.
You will know when to stop when you see the batter bubbling up a little.
Now grind the rice.
Mix the two batters stirring clockwise and anti-clockwise.
Add salt and cover. Leave it to ferment overnight.
Stir well, add water if the batter is too thick. Add salt if required.
Prepare the non-stick pan by heating it.
Grease the pan with a little oil.
Spread the dosa batter evenly on the pan.
Cook the dosa till one side is crisp and brown.
Fold and serve hot with chutney and sambar.
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