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Nov 21, 2013

Godhuma Dosai / Wheat Dosa / Wheat Flour Dosa - Easy Breakfast Recipes !

If you are looking for an easy, quick, simple, healthy, low calorie and Instant Breakfast or Dinner recipe?, Then this Wheat Dosa / Godhumai Dosai is one perfect recipe & its a diabetic friendly recipe too. One humble recipe with tons of benefits & you can make it in a jiffy. No grinding, no soaking, no resting time, just mix flour with water add some chopped onions, cilantro, ginger and throw in little cumin & pepper that's it your Dosa batter ready. This Wheat Dosa is our breakfast/dinner recipe on my lazy days and we don't have any trouble eating this dosa daily. We love this dosa with some spicy chutneys or with pickles. It tastes great when it is served hot with some spicy chutney or kurma. Now off to the recipe..

Preparation Time : 8 -10 minutes
Cooking Time : 25 minutes or less
Makes about 10 Dosa
Ingredients
  1. Whole Wheat Flour / Atta     2 cups
  2. Cumin seeds   1/2 tsp
  3. Pepper, coarsely grind    1/4 tsp (optional)
  4. Onion    2-3 tbsp (finely chopped, i used 5 pearl onions chopped)
  5. Cilantro     2 tbsp (finely chopped)
  6. Ginger    1 tsp (finely chopped)
  7. Salt     to taste
  8. Oil    to toast dosa.

Method
  • In a bowl take flour and salt mix well and using water make it to a medium thick like dosa batter.
  • Then to the batter add cumin seeds, pepper, finely chopped onions, ginger, cilantro and stir well.
  • Adjust batter consistency, if its thick add couple of tbsp of water.
  • Now the batter ready to make dosa.
  • Heat a griddle, when its get heated pour a ladle full of batter to it and spread it in a circular motion to a thin crepes. 
  • Drizzle oil around and cook it in medium high heat for 2 minutes then flip other side and cooked for another 1-2 minutes or until crisp on the edges.


Notes:
To the same batter you can also add 1/4 cup rice flour, 2 tbsp rava for a crispy & thin dosa. If adding rice & rava make batter little thin than the regular dosa batter.
For a more healthier option, add 1/2 cup ragi flour(millet flour) to the above ingredients and make wheat-ragi dosa. I sometimes make it that way.
If you like you can also add finely chopped green chillies instead of pepper.

23 comments:

  1. I love wheat dosa but I make it plain. Love how you have spiced it up. Tempting clicks.
    Thanks for sharing. .

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  2. lovely dosas sangeetha.. i love this dosa a lot.. brings back childhood memeories

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  3. Healthy and delicious wheat dosai Sangeetha...

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  4. simple and delicious dosa, love it :)

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  5. Healthy dosas, and love the flavors in it..

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  6. My life saver when I run out of batter. Looks so yumm

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  7. this dosa is really yummy...makes breakfast time fuss free :-)

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  8. regular one at my place.. easy to fix :)

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  9. lovely clicks dear.. i make plain wheat dosa.. will try this sometime.. :)

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  10. Simply yummy and healthy breakfast.

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  11. healthy dosa n loved all ur clicks dear!!!

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  12. Lovely clicks and my hubby's all time fav dosa!! Easy to make and healthiest too..

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  13. wheat dosa looks super soft and yummy :) love the arrangements and very well clicked :)

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  14. healthy dosa and so perfectly made dear wonder how u made them so perfect without rice flour

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  15. Love to start my day with this healthy instant dosas..

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  16. Hi Sangee. I am excited to try out this recipe and read your notes. Do you add 1/4 cup rice flour and 2 tbsp sooji to the 2 cup wheat flour for the thin and crispy dosas?

    Thanks!!

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    1. Yes. Adding rice flour and sooji gives nice flavor and crispiness to dosa.

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    1. Hi ..there are few reason for sticky wheat dosa, do not cook dosa in high heat, cook in medium heat and make the batter little thin. Also you added some grated veggies, so you cannot make thin dosa and it will be bit thick like regular plain dosa, so you should cook it in medium heat. Next time if you add more veggies, try adding 1-2 tbsp of rice flour or rava/sooji to the batter. Hope this helps!

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