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Follow these tips for the ultimate crunch. Master restaurant-style onion rava dosa at home by using thin batter, pouring it circularly on a hot tawa, adding onions directly on the pan, and cooking ...

Making dosa batter at home is easy with the right method and ingredients. Proper fermentation and batter consistency are key ...

The dosa is a hugely versatile food. In India, it can be a light snack or a meal in itself. It can be made light and lacy or thick and substantial. It can take a simple five minutes to prepare or a ...

Crispy, savory and slightly sour, dosa is the South Indian counterpart to crepes. Made with rice flour and black lentils, it can go from the size of a typical pancake to being up to a foot and a half ...

Adding a pinch of sugar to dosa batter enhances browning and crispiness without sweetening or affecting fermentation. Best added after fermentation or before cooking, it promotes caramelization for a ...

And if you are someone who loves making dosas at home, this simple recipe can be easily replicated at home. Scroll down to ...

A benne dosa is a Karnataka-style dosa best known for one thing: butter.