South Indian
breakfasts are the ultimate pleasure. I’m a huge fan of them and my personal favorite
is the Masala Dosa. I could eat that every day for the rest of my life. I
think. Anyway, here’s an awesome chutney and uttappa recipe with more focus on
the chutney because I cheated with the uttappa. Lol.
For onion
uttappa:
Readymade
idly/dosa batter
Gingelly oil
(that’s what I use)
Onions
Green chilli
Chop the
onions and chillies fine. While pouring the dosa batter on the pan, sprinkle
the onions and chillies over it and let it fry. That’s it.
If you want
a plain dosa, just skip the onions and chillies and pour in the batter in a
small frying pan. Sprinkle the gingelly oil and flip when done.
For coconut
chutney:
This is the
ultimate coconut chutney recipe. It’s my moms and it’s unbeatable. I don’t know
correct measurements so you’ll have to do the guessing. I made it in this
blender, so my measurements are according to this.
Less than
3/4th blender of fresh scraped coconut
Half an
onion, or one small onion
1/4th
tsp. ginger garlic paste
1 dried
chilli
½ tsp.
tamarind
2 tbsp.
water
A pinch of
salt
Blend all
the above ingredients. If required, add more water. If it’s too spicy, add
little more tamarind.
Serves 2
really hungry people.
MMMMMMM. I love chutney!!! :) looks good. Can you show us how to make some Masala dosa in the next post?
ReplyDeletelol i would love to. but i dont know how to. haha. anyways, looks like i have another experiment to make. n trust me, u must try this chutney!!
ReplyDeletemouth waterin!love a good south indian breakfast..put some green chillis and tomatoes
ReplyDeleteThank you. i added red chilli instead of green. and tamarind for the sourness instead of mango. but your suggestion would make a good substitute.
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