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Neer Dosa | Neer Dose - vegan breakfast

Β Neer dose or neer dosa is a very popular breakfast from Tulu Nadu in Karnataka and delicacy from Manglorean cuisine .Β 

Neer dosa literally means water dosa in Tulu/Kannada but that doesn't mean that it is made from water ,just that the batter to prepare the dosa is very watery hence its called Neer Dosa. The consistency of the batter is very similar to that of Rava Dosa meaning pouring consistency.

Best part of Neer Dosa is the simplicity in preparation as there is no fermentation needed like the usual dosas,meaning you can make dosas as soon as the batter is ready .Β 

Neer Dosa uses just 2 ingredients ;rice and water .Adding grated coconut is optional but tastes really good when added to the batter .

Neer dosas are very soft and spongy to eat and it remains the same even after a few hours of preparing, making it ideal to pack for lunch box or travel .Β 

Neer dosas are served with coconut chutney , sagoo , balehannu Rasayana and for non veg lovers it is paired with some spicy curry made from egg,chicken etc .


Soaking Time - 4 to 5 hrsΒ 
Preparation Time - 15 mins
Complexity - simpleΒ 
Makes - 15 to 16 neer dosasΒ 

IngredientsΒ 

2 cups normal rice (except basmati)
1/2 cup grated coconutΒ 
Salt as needed
Water to grindΒ 

Video recipeΒ 


MethodΒ 

  • Wash the rice well and soak it overnight or for minimum of 5 hrs .
  • After 5 to 6 hrs , transfer the soaked rice to a blender along with the coconut and grind it to a fine paste..donot add water to grind. The water in which you have soaked the rice is sufficient to grind the batter .
  • Transfer this batter to a wide vessel and add some more water and bring it to a pouring consistency. Check the video recipe below for exact consistency.Β  Add salt as needed.
  • Heat a non stick tawa or a seasoned cast iron .
  • Sprinkle some water on the tava and if it sizzles immediately the tawa is ready to make dosas .
  • Pour the batter from outside to inside like how we do for rava dosa . Donot spread the batter like regular dosas.
  • Close the dosa with a lid for 30 to 40 sec and then open it up .Slowly using a spatula remove the dosa and fold it up like a wedge and serve with chutney or any other side dish of your choice.Β 
  • Neer dosa gets cooked only on one side. You don't have to flip over and cook .Β 
  • Keep adjusting the heat of the tawa as you keep making the dosas.Β  If the tawa is too hot then the dosas won't get cooked evenly.Β Β 

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Poori Bhaji Aamras - Summer Seasonal special

Β Poori Aamras and Aloo Bhaji is almost everyone's favorite in Maharashtra and Gujarat. There will hardly be anyone who wouldn't like this combo.Β  During the mango season, this made in heaven match features in my home quite a few timesΒ  but surprisingly it never made to the blog .

The recipe for Aamras and Puri is already there on the blog while that off this simple yet tasty Aloo Bhaaji or Sabji will be shared today with you all . Every household has an heirloom recipe for making the aloo sabji depending on the family's liking . I am going to share a very very easy recipe which has been our favorite always. Preethi my blogger friend has a delicious recipe of Adraki Aloo which will also pair well these puris . The aamras has a little milk added while the aloo sabji is purely vegan . If you want to make the entire combo vegan friendly,you can skip the milk while preparing the aam ras .

This combo is so popularΒ  and a hearthrob that people swarm like bees at restaurants to enjoy. Some popular restaurants in Bombay have carved a niche for serving this delectable mini thali during the Mango Season and have been featured in various food magazines and shows for their superior quality and popularity.Β 


Recipes for Poori & Aamras click belowΒ 



AamrasΒ 

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Preparation Time - 20 minsΒ 
Cooking Time - 10 mins
Complexity - simple
Serves - 2 to 3Β 

IngredientsΒ 

4 medium sized boiled potatoesΒ 
2 small green chillies chopped
1/2 inch ginger finely choppedΒ 
1 tsp mustardΒ 
1/4 tsp udad dhall (optional)
1 tbsp oil
Pinch of turmericΒ 
1/4Β  tsp red chilli powder
Pinch of asafoetidaΒ 
1/2 tsp sugar
Salt as needed
Few curry leavesΒ 
Finely chopped corrianderΒ 

MethodΒ 

  • Peel the skin of the potatoes and roughly crumble them.
  • Heat oil in a thick pan ,crackle the mustard seeds followed by udad dhall until the dal turns golden brown.
  • Fry the green chillies,Β  ginger , curry leaves and asafoetida.Β 
  • Add the crumbled potatoes, corriander leaves, turmeric ,red chilli powder ,salt and mix it well .
  • Sprinkle some water and cook covered for 2 to 3 mins till all the flavors blend well . Turn off the stove ,add the sugar,chopped corriander and mix it gently .
  • Serve hot with hot hot puris and Aamras .
  • You can also serve some thick coconut chutney also as an accompaniment.Β 

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