May 17, 2013

Wheat Jaggery Dosa/Bellam Attu

Wheat Jaggery Dosa Bellam Attu

Description:
    Bellam Attu is known as Wheat Jaggery Dosa. Easy and fast to prepare. It tastes yummy.
Ingredients:
    Jaggery: 150grms
    Wheat flour: ¼ kg
    Oil: As required for fry
Method of Preparation:
  1. Grate Jaggery and dissolve it in water. And drain it if required.
  2. In Wheat flour add Jaggery liquid and mix it thouroughly without any lumps as dosa batter. If more sweetness is required add extra jaggery.
  3. Heat the pan. Make a round dosa on pan with batter. Add little oil on it.
  4. Fry it on both sides.
  5. Ready…to EAT.

May 16, 2013

May 14, 2013

Egg Dosa

Egg Dosa

Egg Dosa

Description:
    Dosa is one of the Andhra favorite breakfast. Many varieties of dosa can be prepared. Egg dosa is one the healthy breakfast. It can be prepared in two different ways.
Ingredients:
    Urad Dhal : ½ cup (Minapappu)
    Rice : 1 Cup
    Salt: As required
    Egg: 1 (For each Dosa)
    Chilly Powder: As required
    Oil : As required
Dosa Batter Preparation:
  1. Wash urad dhal and rice and soak it for 4 hrs. Grind it into thin paste.
  2. Cover it and keep it aside for 3-4 hrs to ferment.
  3. Add salt to taste and mix it well. Now the dosa batter is ready.
Method of Preparation (Variety 1):
  1. Heat the pan.
  2. Mix the dosa batter and make a round dosa on pan.
  3. Add little oil on it.
  4. Once the dosa is fried lightly, break the egg and spread the egg on dosa.
  5. Sprinkle little salt and chilly powder on it. Once fried on one side turn on other side and fry it slightly.
  6. Ready…to EAT.
Method of Preparation (Variety 2):
  1. Take little dosa mix for quantity of one dosa and break the egg and add it to dosa mix and bet it.
  2. Add little salt and chilly powder to the above mix and mix it.
  3. Heat the pan. Make round dosa on pan.
  4. Add little oil on it. Once fried on one side turn on other side and fry it slightly.
  5. Ready…to EAT.

May 13, 2013

Mutton Keema Balls/ Keema Vundallu


Description:
    Mutton Keema Balls/ Keema Vundallu is one of my favorite dish. This can be served as starter. It also tastes yummy with steamed rice and ghee.
Ingredients:
    Mutton Keema: ½ kg
    Green Chilies: 8
    Ginger Garlic Paste: 1 Spoon
    Tumeric: ¼ tsp
    Chilli Powder : 1 Spoon
    Garam Masala: 1 Spoon
    Coriander Leaves : little (Kothimeera)
    Salt: As required
    Oil: As required for deep fry
Method of Preparation:
  1. In a mixer add Green Chilies, Ginger Garlic Paste, Turmeric, Chilli Powder, Garam Masala, Coriander Leaves and Salt make it to a smooth consistency without adding water.
  2. In the same mixer add drained Mutton Keema and make it to paste so it mixes equally with masala.
  3. Make it as round balls.
  4. Heat tava and add 1 spoon oil. Place the balls in it and cover with lid.
  5. Cook it on low flame for 5 mins so the water comes out.
  6. Check frequently the balls are not sticking to the tava and keep turning it around.
  7. Cook it till the water comes out of it completely. Once balls get dry keep it aside.
  8. In another tava add oil for deep fry.
  9. Once oil is heated add the balls and fry it till the balls turn brown and cooked well.
  10. Ready…to EAT.
Tips:
  1. Cooked balls can be stored in refrigerator freezer. When required can be deep fried in oil.

May 12, 2013

May 10, 2013

Rava Dosa

Rava Dosa

Description:
    Rava dosa is a very popular South Indian Breakfast which is very easy to prepare. This tastes crispy. This can be served with Palli Pachadi (Groundnut Chutney) or with Ginger pickle.
Ingredients:
    Maida : 1 Cup(All purpose flour)
    Rice Flour : 1 Cup
    Semolina : 1 Cup(Bombai Rava)
    Curd : 1 Cup(Churned)
    Green Chilies : 4
    Onion : 1 big
    Curry Leaves : little
    Jeera : ½ Spoon
    Salt: As required
    Oil : As required
    Grated Coconut: Little(Optional)
Method of Preparation:
  1. Chop Onion, Green Chilies and Curry Leaves very finely.
  2. In a bowl mix Maida, Rice Flour, Semolina, Churned Curd, Green Chilies, Onions, Curry Leaves, Jeera and Salt with water as thin dosa batter without any lumps.
  3. Leave the batter aside for 2 hours for best taste. Atleast 30mins soaking of batter is required.
  4. Heat the pan.
  5. Pour a ladle full of the batter from a distance on pan in round shape(Make sure don't spread it round like normal dosa. Leave it with some holes for crispy taste).
  6. Add little oil on it. Once fried on both sides removed it from pan.
  7. Ready…to EAT.