Onion Rava Dosa Recipe-Instant Rava Dosa (step wise pictures)

Rava dosa is a very popular South Indian Breakfast which is very easy to prepare. I have already posted rava dosa here, this is another recipe of rava dosa from my mother’s kitchen. It is an instant recipe and needs no prior planning. It is very tasty, crispy and instant but you need a little skill to prepare this dosa. I have given you detailed instructions with pictures so that any can prepare rava dosa with ease.Today we will learn how to prepare crispy South Indian rava dosa following this easy recipe with step wise pictures.

Onion Rava Dosa-Instant-Crispy Rava Dosa Recipe

 Prep Time : 5 mins (excluding soaking time)

Cook Time : Less than 5 mins per dosa
Yields: 12-14
Recipe Category: Breakfast
Recipe Cuisine: South Indian
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   Ingredients needed

   Rice flour – 1 1/2 cup
   Rava – 1/2 cup
   Maida/ all pupose flour – 2 tbsp
   Jeera/cumin seeds – 1 1/2- 2 tsp
   Whole black pepper – 1 tsp
   Green chilli -1 very finely chopped
   Thick Buttermilk – 1/4 cup
   Onion -1
   Water -appoximately 2 3/4 cup
   Oil for making dosas
   Salt as needed

Preparation

Mix rava in 1/4 cup buttermilk and leave it for 15-30 minutes.

Chop onions and green chillies very finely.

First we will see how to prepare rava dosa batter-

In a bowl, mix together rice flour, all purpose flour, cumin seeds, whole black pepper, green chillies and salt needed. Add the rava + butter milk mix to it. Then add approximately 2 3/4 cup of water to it little at a time and mix it well so that there are no lumps.Check for salt. Add if required.

I photographed the rava dosa batter to show you the consistency of the batter. See how thin it is (picture below).It should be like that. Now the batter is ready.

Now let us see how to make onion rava dosa –

First heat a non stick tawa or a cast iron tawa, sprinkle little onions on top of it. Do not add too much onions as you will have difficulty in removing the dosa from the tawa.

When the tawa is heated well, reduce the flame to medium.

Remember for every dosa, you have to mix the batter well, so that the rava will not settle at the bottom. You cannot spread the rava dosa batter like normal dosa.

After mixing it, take a ladle or a small cupful of batter and fill the outer corners of the tawa. (picture-1)

Then the inside of the tawa.(picture -2)

Then fill in big gaps if any (picture-3). See how lacy and beautiful it is. To make it easier to understand, I have explained it in 3 easy steps but you can pour the batter at one go following the same method.

Let the dosa get cooked. Rava dosa will take longer time to get cooked than normal dosa, so do not be in a hurry to flip over the dosa. Drizzle a tsp of oil around the dosa.

Let the dosa get cooked evenly on all sides.(You can adjust or move the tawa if needed)

Wait until the bottom turns nice golden brown and the corners start lifting up slightly.

Once the bottom turns golden brown, flip over to the other side. Drizzle another 1/2 tsp of oil around the dosa. Let the other side also get cooked.


Once cooked, remove from flame and serve hot with coconut chutney, sambar or idli podi.

Some important points to be kept in mind 


Mix the batter well every time before making dosa to prevent sedimentation of rava.

Batter should be thin. In case the batter becomes slightly thick after making 3-4 dosas, add 1-2 tbsp of water and mix again. Then continue to make dosas.You will get lacy dosas as in the picture only if the batter is thin.

Once the tawa is heated well, keep the flame in medium through out the process.

Remember rava dosa will take longer time to get cooked.

You can prepare this without onions also.

Once more top shot for you all to enjoy
Crispy and delicious Rava dosa with coconut chutney, arachu vitta sambar and idli podi

Coconut chuntey 
Arachu vitta sambar 
Idli Milagai Podi

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