First things first. To prepare foxtail millet onion rava dosa given here, you need regular dosa batter (rice + urad dal).
And, the taste of foxtail millet onion rava dosa was yummy.
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Ingredients Required for Making Foxtail Millet Onion Rava Dosa
Regular dosa batter - To make approximately 10 dosas
Foxtail millet - 3/4 cup
Onion - 2
Green chillies - 4 to 5
Ginger - 1 inch
Pepper - 2 teaspoons, crushed
Cumin - 1 teaspoon
Salt - As required
Gingelly oil - As required
Curry leaves - Few
Instructions
- Rinse foxtail millet in running water about 2 to 3 times. Strain the water.
- Dry fry cleansed and filtered foxtail millet in a tawa till they are hot to touch.
- Once the millet is cooled, grind it in a mixie in rava consistency.
- Chop onion and ginger and thinly slice green chillies.
- Add ground foxtail millet, chopped onions, ginger, green chillies, crushed pepper, cumin seeds and curry leaves along with required salt and mix well. The batter should be watery.
- Place tawa on heat.
- Add oil to hot tawa and pour the batter on the corners of tawa in a circular motion. Since the batter is watery, it will spread to the center. Just fill the gaps with some batter if necessary. Pour oil around the corners of the batter.
- When the corners turn crispy, flip the dosa and add oil around the dosa.
- Remove dosa from tawa once the other side of dosa is done.
Hope you will give me your feedback.
Wondering why there is no sign of pepper and cumin in the foxtail millet onion rava dosa image? Yes, since it was a sudden decision and I was really in a hurry to cook (and to eat) I missed adding these important ingredients. Hope you recall my mentioning about my difficulty in maintaining work-life balance in a previous post.
Still, as I mentioned in the beginning, foxtail millet onion rava dosa was yummy.
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