#SamaiArisi or shortly #Samai belongs to millet family. They are small grained plants which grows well even on not so fertile soil as rain fed crop. #Millet are generally non acid forming food and also gluten free. They are rich in iron and other minerals. The percentage of these minerals are higher in millet compared to popular cereals like rice & wheat. So we should try to include millet in our daily diet replacing rice or wheat to get all the nutrients.
Here comes the recipe to make a tasty dosai using #LittleMillet.
Nearly 15 kanji dosai can be prepared with the given ingredients.
Ingredients : | |
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2 cup | Samai arisi [ Little millet ] |
1/2 cup | Coconut scraping |
2 Tsp | Salt |
1 Tsp | Sugar [ optional ] |
Oil to make dosai.
[ I used gingelly oil { til/sesame oil} which gives a nice aroma and taste to the dosai. ]
Method :
Wash samai arisi thoroughly 2 to 3 times.
Then soak for 2 hours adding enough water.
After 2 hours grind soaked rice and coconut into a very very smooth batter.
Transfer into a vessel. Set aside.
Wash the grinder with 1/2 cup of water to take out the batter sticking to the surface of the grinder.
Allow it to come to room temperature.
Add salt, sugar and mix well.
The batter should be watery. Ferment for 6 hours.
Method :
Wash samai arisi thoroughly 2 to 3 times.
Then soak for 2 hours adding enough water.
After 2 hours grind soaked rice and coconut into a very very smooth batter.
Transfer into a vessel. Set aside.
Wash the grinder with 1/2 cup of water to take out the batter sticking to the surface of the grinder.
Transfer this washed water into a separate vessel and add 1 Tbsp of ground batter also.
Add some more water and mix well.
Now keep this vessel containing washed water on a stove over slow flame.
Add some more water and mix well.
Now keep this vessel containing washed water on a stove over slow flame.
Keep stirring with a ladle.
Slowly it turns into porridge [ kanji ] and becomes shiny.
Switch off the stove.
Allow it to come to room temperature.
Pour into the vessel containing batter.
Mix this porridge [ kanji ] with the batter well.
Mix this porridge [ kanji ] with the batter well.
The batter should be watery. Ferment for 6 hours.
Heat a tawa on a stove over medium flame.
Spread oil over the tawa.
When tawa becomes hot make dosai by pouring batter from rim of the tawa to its center.
Spread oil over the tawa.
When tawa becomes hot make dosai by pouring batter from rim of the tawa to its center.
Sprinkle oil over the dosai.
Otherwise the dosai would become dry and develop cracks.
Allow it to cook until the rim becomes slightly golden color.
No need to flip the dosai and cook the top side.
Dosai can also be made using appa chatty.
Grease appa chatty with oil.
After spreading batter cover appa chatty with a lid for half a minute and then take out the dosai once its rim becomes slightly golden color.
The dosai prepared over dosai tawa used to be soft.
But the one made over appa chatty likely to be crispy.
Otherwise the dosai would become dry and develop cracks.
No need to flip the dosai and cook the top side.
Dosai can also be made using appa chatty.
Grease appa chatty with oil.
After spreading batter cover appa chatty with a lid for half a minute and then take out the dosai once its rim becomes slightly golden color.
The dosai prepared over dosai tawa used to be soft.
But the one made over appa chatty likely to be crispy.
Transfer on to a serving plate.
In the same way make dosai one by one either over dosai tawa or appa chatty.
In the same way make dosai one by one either over dosai tawa or appa chatty.
Serve hot with tomato sambar or tomato chutney or garlic chutney.
Note : The batter can also be prepared without coconut scraping also.
The dosai can also be prepared immediately after grinding the soaked samai without fermenting the batter.
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For other Samai Recipes
Samai [ Little Millet ] Recipes
For spicy accompaniments
Chutney Recipes
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