The vibrant color of the beetroot itself suggests it's full of nutrition;
it's good for blood circulation and relieves constipation!!
Pregnant ladies can drink 1/4 to 1/2 cup of fresh beet juice with a bit of
honey, (at least twice a week) to prevent constipation. I myself have
experienced this. .(Upon my M-i-l's advice)Though I started drinking reluctantly, after seeing the
wonderful results, I voluntarily went for it :)
Though we would like our kids to eat Beets, it's not easy to get them to!! So
I thought of an idea and started mixing it with Dosa batter, then
automatically kids started loving it!!
Beetroot Dosa and Chilli Chutney is their favorite combo.
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Ground Beetroot Paste! |
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With Coriander leaves and Curry leaves |
Ingredients:
Large Beet root - 1
Dosa Batter - 2 Cups
Big Onion - 1 to 2 (finely chopped)
Fresh Coriander leaves - 1 small bunch(finely chopped)
Curry leaves - 1 or 2 sprigs ( finely chopped)
Salt - to taste
Method:
Cut beetroot into cubes, add little water and grind to a smooth paste.
Take two cups of Idly/Dosa batter, (it's better to be thick & undiluted
since adding beetroot mixture will make it watery)
The batter should be a fermented batter (pulitha maavu)
Add the beetroot paste, followed by chopped onions, coriander leaves/mall
thazhai and Curry leaves. Toss in a bit of salt and mix well, until combined.
Now the beetroot Dosa batter is ready, make dosai as usual by adding
little bit oil. Cook on both sides and serve with red chilli Chutney, Coconut Chutney or Malli Chutney.
To make Dosai Maavu/Dosa Batter:
Take
2 Cups of Idli rice and 1/4 Cup of Urad Dhal/Ulundu and soak them together in
water for minimum 3 hours.
Add ½ tsp. of salt and grind with the soaked
water, add water little by little. (Either in mixie or grinder). For making
Beetroot Dosa, the batter can be little thick, so that when we mix ground
beetroot paste, it won’t be too watery.
Allow
it to ferment for 8 hours. The size of the batter would have doubled up by this
time.
Now the Dosai Maavu/Batter is ready to make
Dosais.
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Nice blog, excellent recipes. I too never get soft chapathis after years of trial. I am eager to try your solution.
ReplyDeleteVery nice suggestion of beetroot dosai. I will try it today. Please continue to write.
Thanks a lot for your feedback.
ReplyDeleteinteresting dosa
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