Wednesday, August 26, 2009

Tomato Dosa



Is red your favorite color??? Its my favorite. I just love dishes that are in red. So here is a red colored gorgeous tomato dosa for your eyes and tongue to enjoy :)


Ingredients:

Par-boiled rice - 1 cup
Tomato - 4
Red chillies - 6 nos
Cumin seeds - 1 tsp
Asafoetida - a pinch
Salt - for taste



Method:

Soak the rice in water for two hours. Grind it along with the other ingredients and make a watery batter.

Now heat the skillet and pour a ladle full of batter starting from the edges in a circular way. Since the batter is loose it will automatically fill the middle portion. Add a spoon of oil to roast it. Turn the dosa and roast it on the other side too.

Yummy tomato dosa is ready to eat. :) Serve it hot with pickle or chutney.

Happy making. :)




Written by:
Nithya
post your queries to fourthsensesamayal@gmail.com

49 comments:

  1. OMG sooooooooooo cute presentation and nice dosa recipe you are simply superb dear.

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  2. Hi nithya,
    i know this recipe but dont know to present like this.you are very creative.

    www.cookatease.com

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  3. Nice decoration....dosa without fermentation must try....

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  4. nice deco...n presentation...ur click looks grt yar..too creative..will keep visiitn

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  5. such a wonderful presentation nithya...looks delicious as well....

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  6. Love the creative picture, Nithya!

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  7. Nice presentation.
    dosa looks delish !

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  8. Such a wonderful Presentation ever ! :) Great job ! keep rocking dear !

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  9. Nice presentation.. Looks delicious..

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  10. Lovely presentation as usual . And the dosa also looks yummy.

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  11. Such a creative presentation.. Lovely Nithya.. The dosas also look thin and crisp

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  12. Dosa look so yummy. Nice click Nithya....

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  13. Nice recipe! Lovely presentation nithya :)

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  14. wow so creative you are!
    Wonderful presentation

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  15. Nithya,
    thanks for visiting my blog, so could find out yours!
    Nice presentation with a lovely recipe.. :)

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  16. Yummy dosa, will try out! Have tagged you, do check it..!

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  17. Wow,thats an interesting presentation Nithya,lovely :)

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  18. OMG!!! It looks soooo damn cute nithi!!! Lovely innovation!!

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  19. I have tried this Dosa.....especially ur birdie luks gr8

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  20. Beautiful presentation..Dosa looks great..

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  21. Indeed Looks yummy...am so tempted to try

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  22. Hey Nithya Read the Solkadi panchkanya- Diamond chef. Congrats on being featured. Keep rocking!! All the best. And yes, if I didn't comment on the dosa.....not done right, so here I go,AWESOMEEEE!!!

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  23. à®…à®°ுà®®ை...தக்காளி தோசையினை அழகாக Presentசெய்து இருக்கின்à®±ிà®™்க...

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  24. Very creative, aren't you? I love your blogs. Its neat and has amazing pics. Following you already!Thanks for visiting my blog, I am glad you liked it.

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  25. really new doing dosa with tomato...nice presentation.

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  26. Sorry for the typo above...its early morning here :)

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  27. WOW!!!... Soooo Cute Nithya... really amazing...dosa looks very tempting.. thanks for sharing dear!!

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  28. தக்காளி தோசை சூப்பர் !!

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  29. you have proved, you are a master of crafts and Arts... what a creation...

    I will call this peacock dosha...

    eat this with snake chutney...

    :) kidding...

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  30. Hmmm i love all kinds of dosas..m tooo hungry right now!

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  31. Nithya I am sorry I meant bitter guard and wrote brinjal in the tags... I corrected it... :)

    Do you like bitter guard?

    Also did you hear the vaaranam aayiram song in the baground when you open my blog... howz that idea?

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  32. I can see your artistic side coming through in this dish. I've never eaten dosas and would love to try yours.

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  33. How cud u be sooooo creative, dear!...excellent presentation!!...yummy recipe!

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  34. ooooooooooooohhhhh! lovely presentation!

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  35. Simple and easy to prepare dosai and very well presented....

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  36. Wonderful presentation Nithya,love it....

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  37. Yummy dosa. I love dosa and this is no exception :-0

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  38. Wow ! Is that food or Art ? Cant beat to demolish something so pretty !

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  39. hi nithya ur blog is simply super...really iam inspired seeing this blog.chala chala bagundhi ..to day i felt very happy seeing ur blog..ur a multi talented person...if ur in hyd i may learn some knowledge from u...na santhoshani meeku ela chepalo ardham kavatm ledhu...wonderfull job!

    Cheers,
    Shilpa.k

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  40. I wud like to gift u an award,dear...plz collect it frm my blog!

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  41. Wonderful!I tried to make tom dosa a few yrs back and it got all soggy..Yours is just too good:)

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  42. Aweasome presentation. Lovley dosa.

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  43. Nithya,

    You are so creative - love the little peacock showing off its beautiful wings! God gave you an extra brain just for creativity!

    Congratulations on being featured as a Diamond Chef in Solkodi's site!

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  44. Nithya, this is a very innovative way of presenting, red coloured mayil is so cute, enna saapidave thonathu, evalo beautifulla irundhal

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