Dosa may be a South Indian specialty, but it has fans all over the country. You can’t say no to a plate of dosa, sambar and chutney. While we love the crunchy dosa with a delicious aloo inside, the softer versions of dosa also have big fans in South India. It is porous and lightly edible. Set dosas are usually smaller in size and served in sets of multiple dosas. Hence the name Set Dosa. A popular breakfast dish that can be made quickly with fermented batter.
But what if the fermented batter isn’t ready and a set dosa is craving? Let it ferment overnight and prepare it for breakfast the next morning. We found an instant set dosa recipe that you can make whenever you feel like it. No preparation is required.
This instant dosa takes just 10 minutes to prepare and is ready to serve. In places like Bangalore, set dosas are served with coconut chutney and sag (South Indian-style mixed vegetable curry). Here I am making a quick version of Set Dosa made with Poha, Suzi and Curd. It may remind you of poha dosa or atkala dosa without fermentation process. Instead, I use fruit salt to leave the dough. One of the interesting features of the set dosa recipe is that it is only cooked from one side. How about making a delicious and healthy set dosa in no time? Save this recipe.
Instant Dosa Recipe I How to make instant set dosa:
Click here for a step-by-step recipe for instant set poha.
To make an instant set dosa, first soak the poha for a few minutes and grind it in a mixer grinder along with the streaks, curds and salt. Transfer the mixture to a bowl and add water until desired consistency. Then add fruit salt and mix well. Put a ladle of batter in a frying pan with oil and bake from the bottom. When finished, serve with coconut chutney or your favorite chutney. Podi masala can also be sprinkled on for added flavor.
In just 10 minutes you can have a delicious South Indian special breakfast dish ready for those mornings in a hurry. Give this recipe a try.
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