How to make Mysore Masala Dosa - SK Khazana -
Amongst the various types of dosas sold on Mumbai streets, Mysore masala dosa has become very popular
This is a Sanjeev Kapoor exclusive recipe.
Main Ingredients : Dosa Batter (डोसे का घोल), Butter (मक्खन )
Cuisine : South Indian
Course : Snacks and Starters
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Mysore Masala Dosa - SK Khazana Recipe Card
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Prep Time : 31-40 minutes
Cook time : 21-25 minutes
Serve : 4
Level Of Cooking : Easy
Taste : Spicy
Ingredients for Mysore Masala Dosa - SK Khazana Recipe
Dosa Batter 2 cups
Butter as required
Aloo Bhaji 1 1/2 cups
Green capsicum 1 medium
Tomato 1 medium
Onion 1 medium
Chaat for sprinkling
Roasted cumin powder for sprinkling
Red chilli powder for sprinkling
Red Chutney
Dried red chillies 6-8
Roasted chana dal (dalia) 2-3 tablespoons
Garlic cloves 3-4
Salt to taste
Method
Step 1
To prepare red chutney, grind together dried red chillies, roasted split Bengal gram, garlic cloves and salt into coarse mixture. Add 3-4 tablespoons water and grind into a smooth paste. Transfer into a bowl.
Step 2
Add some water to the dosa batter to adjust the consistency, if required. Add a little salt and mix well.
Step 3
To prepare one dosa, heat a non-stick tawa. Pour a ladleful of batter and spread to make a thin disc.
Step 4
Put some butter and some red chutney on the dosa and spread it with a light hand once the butter has melted. . Place some aloo bhaji on one side of the dosa. Sprinkle some capsicum, some tomato, some onion on the remaining portion of the dosa. .
Step 5
Sprinkle some chaat masala, cumin powder and chilli powder and cook till the underside turns golden and crisp . Lightly flatten all the toppings and roll the dosa. Transfer the dosa onto the worktop, cut diagonally into 4-5 pieces, keep them on a serving plate and serve hot.
Step 6
Make more dosas similarly.
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