My paati being diabetic, my mom always prepares special diabetic diet recipes for her dinner. Other than roti, she makes tiffin items with ragi. She makes sweet adai, savoury adai, idiyappam, puttu, kanji(porridge) both sweet and salted and these dosas. Those days, I was not so fond of those tiffin items. My mom will remind me that I used to drink sweet kanji when I was a baby and used to be chubby then.During my teens I was so so lean and weak and she used to struggle a lot to make me eat nutritious food and I used to escape in all ways!
But after I started cooking, I buy ragi flour and make at least dosa with it once in a while. But now, my kid wont even touch it, my hubby also is a big enemy to healthy food items like ragi, oats! So I make this only for myself. Its easy to make in morning times also we will feel full tummy to kick start the day. I simply eat with buttermilk and idli podi. I have given the best combo chutney how ever, goes well with this dosa. The ingredients given makes 5-6 dosas.
Ingredients
| Ragi flour/Finger millet flour | 1/2 cup |
| Wheat flour | 1/4 cup |
| Onion | 1 |
| Green chilli | 1 |
| Curry leaves | 1 sprig |
| Cumin/jeera | 1tsp |
| Salt | as needed |
| Butter milk(optional) or water | As needed |
Method
2. Heat dosa pan, drizzle with oil and pour as we do for rava dosa,drizzle some more oil and cook both sides in medium flame. |
Serve hot with your favourite chutney! Tangy,hot or simply coconut chutney or milagai podi!
RED CHILLI CHUTNEY RECIPE FOR RAGI DOSA
This chutney is very nice combo for ragi dosa. Easy to make too! My mom makes this with even idli / dosa. The chutney requires simplest ingredients in your pantry and the key is to balance all the three – chilli-salt-tamarind. Its perfect for the bland ragi dosa.
Ingredients
| Red chillies | 5-6 |
| Tamarind | 1 tblsp tightly packed |
| Salt | as needed |
| Onion,chopped | 2 tblsp |
To temper
| Oil | 2 tsp |
| Mustard | 3/4 tsp |
| Urad dal | 1 tsp |
| Curry leaves | few |
Method
| 1. Grind red chillies, tamarind and salt with 1/4 cup water until very smooth. transfer to a bowl.
2. Temper with the items given under ‘To temper’ table and add onion and fry till golden brown and mix it to the chutney we ground.
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That’s it! Mix well and enjoy as an accompaniment with any dosa or idly…
Notes
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Nice recipe dear..never tried dosa with ragi.
ReplyDeleteI too make this but I add rice flour isntead of wheat flour..nice n yummy combo..
ReplyDeleteI like to make raagi dosa too to fix sudden hunger pangs..so nutritious and yum. Love the clicks Raji and the chutney simply looks great.
ReplyDeleteI wasn't a big ragi fan too but these days got to eat foods which do not only look pretty,but good for our bodies too.I make a very similar ragi neer dosa and pair it with coconut-jaggery choornam:)
ReplyDeleteRagi dosa luks delicious with onion and seasoning...The kara chutney luks vibrant and makes my tongue sssss haaha... :)
ReplyDeleteI also prepare this but will use rice flour..Nice combo and have bookmarked.
ReplyDeleteI loved your chutney recipe
ReplyDeleteNice and healthy dosa with a wonderful chutney as well. While I was studying in avinashilingam college coimbatore, we used to go to the villages and tell them about the healthy benefits of ragi and conduct workshops in making ragi recipes. I have not had it till date though hahaha
ReplyDeleteNice one. Red chilly chutney is new and looks yummy.
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I was about to post this chutney some time soon.....love it and those ragi dosas are too good lace like and easy on the system for diabetics!
ReplyDeleteOne of my fav dosas!!! I love them for eve meals too..This version of chutney is simply perfect for this dosa..Nice post Raks!!! ;)
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I too make this but only for me as you do too. No one in the family would touch it. As far the chutney I take out the seeds as the kids don't like it. Nice combo Raji.
ReplyDeleteone of my fav dosa n the tongue ticking chutney makes me drool..
ReplyDeletei love ragi dosa...This looks yummy...That chutney looks mouthwatering...
ReplyDeleteLooks so good, my favourite for bf. I luv ragi in any form either porridge or dosas or adais, ur version sounds and looks tempting
ReplyDeleteHealthy and delicious dosa's raji :)
ReplyDeleteI usually prepare with the leftover idli batter.
Ragi dosa is one of favorites. Loved the recipe and the presentation :)
ReplyDeletered chutney looks good and colorful
ReplyDeleteLovely and healthy dosa Raji ...love the red hot fiery chutney:)
ReplyDeleteI make this very often. clicks are beautiful :)
ReplyDeleteNutritious dosas and irresistible chutney,would love to have for dinner tonite..
ReplyDeleteragi dosha superb...bookmarked
ReplyDeleteI do almost same way too and and lucky DH like it :) ....the chutney looks very tempting
ReplyDeleteVery nice recipe...
ReplyDeleteJust wanted to let you know that whenever I open your blog, I am not able to see the pics, have to open it separately in another window...don't know whether others are having any problem.
Looks so healthy and that chutney looks super yummy.
ReplyDeleteI make this the same way and we LOVE it sometimes more than regular dosais - since even 1 or 2 are quite filling! Love the red chili chutney - YUM!
ReplyDeleteHealthy and tempting breakfast
ReplyDeleteLovely recipe. I read the recipe n made this was dinner. It was very nice
ReplyDeleteஎனக்குà®®் இந்த à®°ாகிதோசைன்னாலே கஷ்டம்..இப்போதான் விà®°ுà®®்பி சாப்பிடுகிà®±ேன்.சட்னியுà®®் ப்à®°à®®ாதமா இருக்கு!!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful pics and as always wonderful recipe..totally yumm!
ReplyDeleteI am totally in love with the red chutney! Quiet a lacy dosa and fiery chutney to go :)
ReplyDeletei too luv this instant ragi dosa, i use to add 1-2 tbsp of rava but your version sounds healthy n looks so inviting...red chilli chutney is interesting n would love to give a try :)
ReplyDeleteHealthy recipe to prep instantly. Chutney is so colorful and tangy raji.
ReplyDeletehealthy dosas and spicy chutney, nice combo..
ReplyDeleteSlurp,salivating here, irresistible dosa and chutney...
ReplyDeleteHealthy and tasty love the chutney!
ReplyDeleteI do make this very often which is very healthy and wonderful dosa too.
ReplyDeleteHealthy dosa Raji! Chutney is so inviting! But I know, I can't balance the à®®ிளகா-புளி-உப்பு ratio! ;)
ReplyDeleteDelicious n healthy treat, love the red hot chutney n all your pics my dear :)
ReplyDeleteUSMasala
I loved this recipe. I m a college girl and mom's outta town so I m cooking. Dad's a diabetic and I try to make healthy food though I am a novice. This is easy. Surely going to try it.
ReplyDeleteboth looks delicious..yummy.
ReplyDeleteMy mom also combined ragi dosai with red chilli chutney :) so yummy. She would however make the ones in which you grind soaked ragi grains with urad dhal (not instant). Looks great!
ReplyDeleteI too make red chilly chutney the same way... love this... perfect with dosa.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful Ragi Dosai
ReplyDeletehealthy dosa and the chutney looks nice and sounds spicy too.......
ReplyDeleteWhat a delicious and healthy treat it is!
ReplyDeleteI make this dosa but with rava and buttermilk Occasionally oats also have to reach the mix. I love the chutney Thanks will try it out its easy enough.
ReplyDeleteLove the crispy dosa and chili chutney is new to me. I make multigrain atta for making dosa. i can try this. thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeletethe dosas look so inviting esp with that chili chutney.. i've never made dosa with ragi before.. thanks for this wonderful recipe. and its instant!
ReplyDeleteThe laced roti looks so inviting. Mind-blowing with that spicy tomato chutney!
ReplyDeletethis dosa is my fav and the red hot chutney looks awsome..
ReplyDeleteso tasty n fullfilling...excellent presentation raks..:)
ReplyDeleteTasty Appetite
Dosa looks super yum..:) Loved it..
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From my childhood, I like this dosa. we used to make very often at our home. It is not becoz it is healthy, but we got loads of load ragi from our fields. :-)
ReplyDeleteI love that chutney raks, so easy yet spicy, going to make it for this weekends idli..
ReplyDeleteLove, love ragi!! So happy to see this post.. When I try to make it, it never comes out good.. but now thanks to you I think I know what I did (or didn't do).. adding wheat flour!
ReplyDeleteWill try this weekend :)
Great article, great images. you just made my day. I had not known the goodness of ragi until I stumbled upon the below article.
ReplyDeletehttp://vegweightlossdiets.com/good-diet/ragi-nutrition-facts/
Please Add a link to goodness of Ragi in this article somewhere. Not many know about it.
Hi Raks,
ReplyDeleteI tried out the ragi dosa as per ur recipe...The otherside of dosa which was under the tawa was dry...Can u figure out why ?
Sush,
ReplyDeleteYou can try covering the dosa with a lid while its cooking(before flipping,untill you flip), sometimes it happens, make sure when you pour the dosa batter the tawa is hot enough to cook it instantly, if it takes time, then I think it has some white dry spots...
Hey, this was nice. I make it a little differently.
ReplyDeleteI soak 1 cup urad dall for 3 hours and then grind it. To that I add 4 cups ragi flour, salt, zeera and make dosa. This also tastes good.
Hi Raji,
ReplyDeleteFor CHutney we have to use raw red chillies or fried red chillies. Please clarify my doubt
Thanks
raw red chili only...
ReplyDeleteA little sooji can be added to the batter. This will make the dosas crispier.
ReplyDeletelovely shots and just the kind of recipe I was looking for. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteunque and delcious
ReplyDeleteHi,
ReplyDeleteInstead of buttermilk, can we use yogurt?
Yes, you can use 2-3 tablespoons and mix water.
DeleteThank you.
DeleteI made this. It tasted awesome. Dosa didn't come out perfect like yours. But I was not using the traditional dosa pan. Is that the reason.?
ReplyDeleteWhat exactly is the problem, let me know...
DeleteDosa did not come out well. I used a stainless steel tawa not the dosa pan. I guess that is the reason.
ReplyDeleteOh ok, if other dosas come out good, then this too has to come out rite. Either too thin (more water)stick to pan or too thick (less water) will break. Do try in nonstick or iron pan next time...
DeleteThanks Raks.
DeleteRaagi dosa was really good thanks take kitchen:-)
ReplyDeleteHi Raji, onion should be used in grinding or tempering? ( for red chilli chutney i am asking)
ReplyDeleteNo grinding only tempering
DeleteIF U WANT U SOAK HALF A CUP URAD DAL , GRIND N ADD INTO RAGI FLOUR. IN THAT CASE U DONT ADD WHEAT FLOUR . THEN U MADE DOSA LIKE ORDINARY DOSA ALLWAYS U DO !!! IT IS VERY DELICIOUS N TASTY !!!
ReplyDeleteTHANK U SO MUCH !!
ReplyDeleteI TRIED THIS WITH GRINDED URAD DAL FLOUR. IT CAME UP VERY TASTY !! KEEP IT UP !!