My mom has a diary in which she has written and preserved a whole lot of recipes under all categories. Every time I go home, I take out that light brown colored diary and browse through the recipes and mom gives her comments and suggestions on a recipe that I choose to make.


Once such browsing lead me to this easy and healthy dosa recipe that needs no fermentation! I loved this idea and made it after I got back home. We liked it a lot and even the kids ate it without any complaints!

This lentil based Dosa is going to MLLA #84 that I hosting here this month.As you must be aware,My  Legume Love Affair fondly referred to as MLLA was started by Susan of The Well Seasoned Cook , and Lisa of Lisa’s Kitchen has been hosting this series for a while now.

I used:

Yellow Moong dhal- 2 cups
Whole white Urad dhal-1 cup
Raw rice / Pacharisi – 2 cups
Coconut, grated- 1/4 cup
Red chilies- 2[adjust to taste]
Asafoetida powder- a large pinch
Salt to taste

  1. Soak the rice and both the lentils along with the red chili for 3-4 hours.  
  2. Drain and grind in batches along with the asafoetida powder and coconut to a fine paste. Add water little by little while grinding. The batter should be like dosa batter in consistency.
  3. Take the ground batter in a vessel and add salt. Mix well.
  4. Heat a griddle and pour a ladle full of batter in the centre and spread to a circle. 
  5. Cook on both side till brown spots appear.
  6. Remove from griddle and serve immediately.

I served the dosas with coconut peanut coriander chutney

Note:

  • Store the remaining batter in the fridge and use as needed.
  • Add chilies to suit your taste.Mine was very mildly spiced.

This post joins June- Week 4 Cooking from Cookbook Challenge Group.

Bon Appetit…

4 thoughts on “Paasi Paruppu Dosai | Moong Dhal Crepes”

  1. When I saw the title I expected it to be pesarattu. Even that does not require fermentation. This version looks more thin & crisp.

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