Multigrain Onion Dosa came out just the way I wanted it to be.
So inspite of running a food group and blog I was never confident with my Dosas but Multigrain Onion Dosa just changed it. So today as I was thinking what to have for lunch and saw not even single fruit in the basket and wanted to keep away from unhealthy munching that is exactly when Multigrain Onion Dosa stuck me. I had seen someone posting its recipe on Tasty Tiffin (can't recall the name) so I thought of making my own variant following the suggested recipe of Multigrain Onion Dosa.
It just took my 30 mins of soaking time and some quick grinding before I could actually get these crispy and golden Multigrain Onion Dosa. Though I used raw onions but recommend sauted onions for Multigrain Onion Dosa. Also the chutney combination is new and gives a good twist to your taste buds. This simple fresh tomato, garlic chutney is goes very well with Multigrain Onion Dosa.
Infact I just saved some batter for evening snacks and surprise my son with his fav Multigrain Onion Dosa 🙂
- Toor Dal: 2 tbsp
- Urad Dal: 2 tbsp
- Moong Dal:2 tbsp
- Masoor Dal:2 tbsp
- Rice: 2 tbsp
- Fenugreek seeds: 1/2 tsp
- Green Chilli:1
- Garlic: 4 cloves
- Chopped onions: 1/2 cup sauted
- Salt: as per taste
- Oil: 2 tbsp
- Soak all the dals, rice and fenugreek seeds for some 20 mins in water.
- Grind them all together with little water along with green chilli and garlic and let it stay for some 10 mins.
- Add salt to taste.
- Now heat dosa pan/ flat non stick pan and clean it nicely with a tissue paper.
- Pour the dosa batter on the tawa and with a laddle or half cut onions spread it evenly on the whole pan.
- Added sauted onions on the dosa and let dosa cook slowly.
- Spread little oil from the side and let it cook and get crisp from the bottom.
- Once done dosa will start leaving the sides and thats when you can fold it and serve it hot.
- You can use your choiced dip and I tried fresh tomato,chilli and garlic chutney which enhanced the taste all together.