Hope all of you enjoyed the Halloween. My kids collected a year supply of candies and treats. Halloween is the most enjoyable event for all the kids, isn’t it? We had a small gathering for Halloween. It was fun!!
Now coming to today’s recipe, this is a nice variation to the regular rava dosa. It was delicious and colorful.
Ingredients:
- 1 cup Rice Flour
- 1 cup Semolina (Upma Rava)
- 3 or 4 Tomatoes, medium sized
- A small piece of Ginger
- A few Cilantro leaves, chopped fine
- Some sour Buttermilk or Water to make batter
- Salt
- Oil
Preparation:
- Chop tomatoes into big pieces and grind into a paste along with ginger. Keep aside.
- Combine rice flour + semolina to make a thin batter by adding
buttermilk or water.
- Add salt as required. Add tomato paste + cilantro
to the batter and mix well.
- Heat
a non-stick pan and pour a ladleful of batter first around the edges of
the pan in a circle. Quickly fill in the circle to make it into a big
circle.
- Pour some oil around the dosa and let the dosa cook for a while.
Then flip it over and pour some more oil (optional).
- When it is cooked
on both sides, remove from the pan and transfer to a serving plate.
- Repeat the same process with remaining batter.
- Enjoy these delicious and colorful dosas with your favorite chutney.
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lovely color of rava dosa..yummy
ReplyDeletewould make a lovely and a yummy breakfast...
ReplyDeleteTomato rava dosa looks perfect and yum!! You have given me a idea for a nice evening snack.
ReplyDeletetasty looking dosas uma :) good combination of ingredients, I use green chillies and curry leaves in the batter too :)
ReplyDeleteHappy weekend
TC
Hi hi a year supply of sweets, any kids dream :-)
ReplyDeleteLove the dosa.
Wow! The color looks so catchy and inviting dear.Another quickie from your kitchen.
ReplyDeleteDosa looks simply yummy!!!
ReplyDeleteCute and nice dosa....
ReplyDeleteGreat looking dosas there... I love the pink tinge of those dosas :-)
ReplyDeleteMmmmm......Tomato dosa! Looks lovely and delicious!
ReplyDeleteI can never get this right..It looks real tempting!
ReplyDeleteAdding tomatoes is a wonderful variation....looks delicious.
ReplyDeleteDosa looks colorful and very tempting Uma.
ReplyDeleteIt turned out perfect for you.. looks soo good and tempting
ReplyDeleteSounds yummy:)
ReplyDeleteHa ha, less than hour my son filled his pumpkin basket! Thank god it was not only candy! Got pencil, eraser even tooth brush :)
ReplyDeleteThat is a lovely tangy tomato dosa!
Delicious and tangy rava dosa, looks yum!
ReplyDeleteMy daughter has a big bag of chocolates which she is all set to finish in about 15 days.I have decided to give one a day which will last for a year. More than the costume, I think it is the chocolates/ candies which makes Halloween the most enjoyable one for kids.
ReplyDeleteDosa looks great.
Lovely dosa, yes my kids also have lot of candies. I asked to pick few and put the rest in a container to be donated.
ReplyDeleteI love the colour of these dosas Uma :) I've never tried tomato rava dosa's. Pretty innovative!
ReplyDeleteadding tomato to rava dosa is a great idea Uma
ReplyDeletea different type of dosa..looks lovely..
ReplyDeleteNice idea and i will sure love this one,am going to try for sure !
ReplyDeletewow! looks delicious!
ReplyDeletedosa looks yum,..;-)
ReplyDeleteHummmm.... tomato ravadosa sounds interesting one more creation from you great.....
ReplyDeleteColorful dosa...yummy..:-)
ReplyDeletevery delicious tomato rava dosa it looks very tempting and nice picture.
ReplyDeleteThat really looks nice, and delicious!
ReplyDeleteSounds to be different combo of flavors in dosa. Looks so good. Love to try it. YUM!
ReplyDeleteLooks very delicious and super dear:)
ReplyDeleteWow, so many varieties of dosas in your blog.Excellent work!
ReplyDeleteMy mom will prepare Tomato Dosa, Adding rava sounds good, Delicious dosa
ReplyDeleteHi we had ur tomato rava dosa for b'fast Saturday - it was awesome, a keeper. I will be making this over & over. Thankx.
ReplyDeleteThanks Supriya! Glad you liked it :)
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