Set Dosa With Little Millet
A simple spongy dosa made using Little Millet, brings along a lot of health benefits. Besides, this savoury pancake from Karnataka tastes absolutely yummy when served with Chutney or Sambar!
A simple spongy dosa made using Little Millet, brings along a lot of health benefits. Besides, this savoury pancake from Karnataka tastes absolutely yummy when served with Chutney or Sambar!
Nothing makes the monsoon better than crispy snacks and starters and a cup of chai, so here’s a lineup of deep-fried favourites in this web stories.
Pressed rice cooked with vegetables and some spices make a delicious breakfast snack. You can say this is a Bengali version of the Maharashtrian batata pohe.
Simply put, Tamarind Poha. Poha tempered with a few spices and cooked in tamarind water for a tangy twist to the usual poha. Try it out and be assured you will love the taste.
Surprise your kids with this lovely colourful pancake that has spinach and oats, means iron, carbs and fiber ka dose. To describe these pancakes in simple language, they are healthy and tasty too.
Poha is called aval in Tamil and Payasam is kheer. In this kheer sautéed poha is cooked in coconut milk and jaggery is the sweetener. This payasam is an aromatic, rich, and coconutty dessert that is amazingly delicious.
Dadpe pohe is made with thin pohe. A traditional Maharashtrian snack that is easy and quick to make and is popularly served at breakfast. It has a wonderful crunch and burst of flavours in every bite.