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Sponge Dosa Recipe | Set Dosa Recipe

Posted on April 24, 2018 Category: Dosa, Easy Dinner Recipes, Indian Breakfast Recipes

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Set dosa recipe / Sponge dosa recipe with step by step pics, a very famous dosa recipe from the Karnataka cuisine. As per the name, this dosa is served in a set of 3, it is too spongy and airy. In Bangalore, it is served with coconut chutney and potato sagu. But in Tamilnadu, it is served with vada curry and tiffin sambar. As it is spongy in texture, it is perfect for travel with just idli milagai podi.       

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Set Dosa Recipe 1

Set Dosa Recipe

 

Sponge Dosa Recipe

Sponge Dosa Recipe | Set Dosa Recipe

Priya Santhamohan
Set dosa recipe / Sponge dosa recipe is a very famous dosa recipe from the Karnataka cuisine. As per name, this dosa is served in a set of 3, it is too spongy and airy. 
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Prep Time 12 hrs
Cook Time 25 mins
Soaking Time 3 hrs
Total Time 12 hrs 25 mins
Course Breakfast, Dinner
Cuisine Karnataka, South Indian
Servings 15 Dosa
Calories

Equipment

  • Dosa Tawa
  • Mix

Ingredients
  

1 Cup = 250 ML, 1 tsp = 5 ML

  • 2 Cups Idli Rice
  • 1/2 Cup Urad Dal
  • 1 Cup Poha / Aval
  • 1 tsp Methi Seeds
  • 1 tsp Sugar
  • 1/2 tsp Cooking Soda
  • Salt As Required

Instructions
 

  • First measure and keep all the ingredients ready.
  • Rinse rice, urad dal, methi seeds for 2 to 3 times. Soak in enough water for 3 to 4 hours. Then drain the water. Now rinse poha and pour water, just above the poha level. Poha absorbs the water very soon, so no need to drain the water. Do this step just 10 minutes before grinding the rice.
  • To a mixer, add soaked rice, urad dal and methi seeds. First grind it without adding water, it looks coarse. Then pour very little water and grind it again. If doing in large batch, grind the batter in wet grinder.
  • Now add the soaked poha and grind it till smooth paste consistency. Transfer the grounded batter to a large vessel / container. Choose the vessel / container little bigger, because during fermentation, the batter will increase almost twice in volume. Keep covered and undisturbed in a warm place for fermentation. It takes about 8 to 10 hours in humid climate.
  • After fermentation, there will be increase in volume and slight sour smell. Now add sugar, cooking soda, required salt and mix the batter gently.
  • Heat a tawa, sprinkle little water, if the water evaporates immediately, then the tawa is ready to make dosa. Wipe the tawa with a wet cloth and pour a ladle of batter in the center. Then spread it very little, this dosa should be thick only. Never spread it like our regular dosa. Do the cooking in medium flame only, so that holes will be formed and it gets cooked properly.
  • Once it is half cooked, drizzle oil all over, if preferred add grated carrot and coriander leaves. Then flip it to the other side and cook for another 1 minute. If you don't want to flip it, cook covered for 2 minutes in very low flame. Do the same with the remaining batter.
    Serve this set dosa recipe with coriander chutney.

Notes

Tips for Set Dosa Recipe

1. Soak rice and dal for a minimum of 3 hours. Also no need to soak separately, except poha.
2. Soak poha separately prior 10 minutes, that is just before grinding the batter.
3. The batter should be smooth and fluffy. If it's too thick or watery, no holes will be formed. Just medium consistency is ok.
4. Ensure the batter is perfectly fermented and raised well, else sponginess and holes will be missing.
5. Addition of sugar lends golden colour to the set dosa recipe.
6. Don't skip cooking soda, as it gives sponginess and softness to the set dosai recipe.
7. Never spread the dosa batter, as this dosa should be thick only.
8. Do the cooking in low to medium flame only, so that holes will be formed and it gets cooks inside.
9. For proper cooking, flip the dosa and cook again. If you don't want to flip it, cook covered for 2 minutes.
10. For a different taste, sprinkle idli podi, garlic podi or groundnut podi over the dosa.
11. Even grated carrots, beetroots or chopped coriander leaves can be sprinkled for a colourful dosa.
Keyword Set Dosa Recipe, Sponge Dosa Recipe

 

Sponge Dosa Recipe 1

Sponge Dosa Recipe

Method for Sponge Dosa Recipe

1. First, measure and keep all the ingredients ready.
Set Dosai Recipe Steps1
2. Rinse rice, urad dal, methi seeds for 2 to 3 times. Soak in enough water for 3 to 4 hours. Then drain the water. Now rinse poha and pour water, just above the poha level. Poha absorbs the water very soon, so no need to drain the water. Do this step just 10 minutes before grinding the rice.
Set Dose Recipe Steps2
3. To a mixer, add soaked rice, urad dal and methi seeds. First, grind it without adding water, it looks coarse. Then pour very little water and grind it again. If doing in a large batch, grind the batter in wet grinder.
Set Dose Recipe Steps3
4. Now add the soaked poha and grind it till smooth paste consistency. Transfer the grounded batter to a large vessel/container. Choose the vessel/container little bigger, because, during fermentation, the batter will increase almost twice in volume. Keep covered and undisturbed in a warm place for fermentation. It takes about 8 to 10 hours in a humid climate.
Set Dosai Recipe Step4
5. After fermentation, there will be an increase in volume and slightly sour smell. Now add sugar, cooking soda, required salt and mix the batter gently.
Sponge Dosa Recipe Steps5
6. Heat a Tawa, sprinkle little water, if the water evaporates immediately, then the tawa is ready to make dosa. Wipe the tawa with a wet cloth and pour a ladle of batter in the centre. Then spread it very little, this dosa should be thick only. Never spread it like our regular dosa. Do the cooking in medium flame only, so that holes will be formed and it gets cooked properly.
Sponge Dosai Recipe Steps6
7. Once it is half cooked, drizzle oil all over, if preferred add grated carrot and coriander leaves. Then flip it to the other side and cook for another 1 minute. If you don’t want to flip it, cook covered for 2 minutes in very low flame. Do the same with the remaining batter.
Sponge Dosai Recipe Steps7
Serve this set dosa recipe with coriander chutney.

 

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