For a change i tried our regular Adai with the addition of tomatoes. It come out well, so cripsy and tasty adai. Do give it a try, am sure u will love it.
Ingredients
- Rice 1 cup(i used sona masoori)
- Long rain/Basmati rice 1/2 cup
- Chana dal 1/2 cup +1 tbsp
- Tuvar Dal 1/2 cup
- Moongdal 3 tbsp
- Urad Dal 1tbsp
- Fenugreek seeds/Methi seeds 1/4 tsp
- Dry red chillies 5-6 (adjust to your taste)
- Tomato 3-4 no. large (chopped)
- Garlic 1 no.
- Cumin seeds 1 and 1/2 tsp
- Fennel seeds 2 tsp
- Hing 1/4 tsp
- Onion 1medium(finely chopped)
- Ginger 1 tbsp(finely chopped)
- Cilantro 2-3 tbsp(finely chopped)
- Salt to taste
- Oil as needed to toast thakkali adai
- Wash n soak all the ingredients together from "rice to Dry red chillies" atleast for 2 hours.
- After that ,in a blender/grinder first run cumin n fennel seeds then soaked red chillies along with tomato and then add rice n dal grind to little coarse batter with little water.
- The batter consistency should be little thicker than the regular dosa batter.
- Transfer to a bowl add salt n hing powder mix well.
- Then add finely chopped onion,ginger n cilantro mix everything well and the batter is ready to make yummy Thakkali Adai.
- Heat a griddle/tawa, when its hot pour a ladle full of batter n spread in circular motion,make it little thick.
- drizzle oil all around,cook in medium heat wait for 2 minutes then flip the adai/dosa cook till turns crisp n done.
- Then transfer the adai to the serving plate n serve hot with any desired chutney. We enjoyed it with garlic podi and Mint Chutney(with red chili).
Note:
If you are planning to make this dosa for dinner, and grind it by evening then plz refrigerate until use for good taste n result.
Instead of sona masoori can use idly rice also.
This time i used both channa n tuvar dal, if u want u can use either channa dal or tuvar dal. but the combo makes dosa more crisp n healthy too.
If the tomatoes are less sour then add one more tomato.
Linking this recipe to the event,Dish It Out-Tomato n chilli hosting by Reva of Kaarasaram.
wow, absolutely love the addition of tomato to it. I have only prepared adai once, so may be time to prepare it again :)
ReplyDeleteLooks healthy and delecious..
ReplyDeleteDuring my childhood days i hate ada dosai. but now I run to first to eat them. Colourful yummy healthy dosa.
ReplyDeleteCheers,
Uma
Thakkali Adai hmmmm yummy combination. I'm sure that it should hav tasted delicious
ReplyDeletelove the addition of tomato! very colorful !
ReplyDeleteDelicious yummy adai...
ReplyDeleteTangy and yummy adai.
ReplyDeleteNice twist adding tomatoes to adai..
ReplyDeleteA mouthwatering dosa!!! Loved the addition of tomatoes!!
ReplyDeletePrathima Rao
Prats Corner
Adai is one of my fav.. tomato adai is so much yummy..
ReplyDeleteNice and colorful adai...
ReplyDeleteLooks colorful and yummy.
ReplyDeleteNice variation of adding tomatoes to adai..will try it
ReplyDeleteVow, dosa with tomato, mouth watering here, book marked this.
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Prathima
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Love thakkali-paruppu adai, very aromatic and flavorful
ReplyDeleteDelicious :) Love the addition of tomato in adai :)
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