I am here with my friday post in advance as I am leaving to my aunts place tommorrow :) So no access to net for the next 3 days kind of good as atleast for 3 days my fingers, eyes and my camera will be in rest ;)
Pesarattu dosai is my favourite since my childhood days as amma makes it atleast once in a month. It is very filling and tasty for breakfast.

Andhra Pesarattu Dosai Recipe - Ingredients:
- Whole green gram(Paasi payaru) - 1 cup
- Raw rice - 1 tbsp
- Green chillies - 2
- Onion - 1 medium sized chopped finely
- Ginger - 1/2 inch piece
- Garlic - 5 (optional)
- Coriander leaves- 1 tblsp chopped
- Hing / Perungayam - a pinch
- Salt - to taste
- Water - as required

Method :
2.Then mix in salt, hing, chopped onion, garlic and coriander leaves and mix well. Add water if the batter is too thick.Heat a dosa tawa, take a laddle full of batter and spread it thin like dosa. Sprinkle oil on the sides and cook on both sides.Your pesarattu dosai is ready to be served. Tastes best with coconut chutney.
1.Soak green gram(paasi paruppu) with rice overnight for 8hrs. The next day drain water and grind it with ginger and green chillies to a smooth batter, add little water to make to batter consistency.
2.Then mix in salt, hing, chopped onion, garlic and coriander leaves and mix well. Add water if the batter is too thick.Heat a dosa tawa, take a laddle full of batter and spread it thin like dosa. Sprinkle oil on the sides and cook on both sides.Your pesarattu dosai is ready to be served. Tastes best with coconut chutney.
The green color dosas looks fresh and with the crunchy onions in every bite.....yummy combination. Start the day with this nutritious and healthy dosas. I have tasted pesarattu dosa in some hotels and they serve avial as combination like adais. But I like coconut chutney the best.
My Notes:
- You can grind the batter coarsely and make pesarattu thick like adai too. We like it a bit thin and slightly crispy.
- Adding garlic is purely optional but sure enhances taste. And as we all know adding ginger and garlic with green gram or any bean/dhal variety helps in good digestion.
- Adjust green chillies according to your spice level.
















Looks extremely yum.....my all time favourite dosa....
ReplyDeleteyummy dosa... the pic is just lovely ... truly shows how tasty the dosa must have been... relishish dish...:)
ReplyDeleteReva
My all time favorite, delicious and protein packed,looks delicious.
ReplyDeleteWow, truly filling, visually as well. Enjoy the weekend.
ReplyDeletecool pictures.u r tempting me to do it.love the colour.
ReplyDeletelovely pic:) nice healthy dosas...
ReplyDeletemy MIL makes this with yellow moong dal.yet to try this yummy one.wonderful recipe and neat presentation
ReplyDeleteLove this...looks nice..:)
ReplyDeleteenjoy ur week end
this looks so yummy!!! loved the picture...
ReplyDeletesounds new to me, looks healthy and yummy.Enjoy your weekend.Take care!
ReplyDeleteLooks so good. Its my dad's favorite. We used to make rava upma along with this and fill the dosa with upma to make MLA pesarattu ;) that combi is called so :)
ReplyDeleteGreat capture of delicious dosa...
ReplyDeleteI love pesarattu - easy and nutritious.
ReplyDeleteWe had for dinner yest! Looks pretty!
ReplyDeleteWow my fav one sharmi..i do very often and tasty as well.. looks so yumm:) Enjoy ur trip .. where to chennai ya ?
ReplyDeleteYEs really rest for ur eyes,computer and camera.. me too soon i am going to take looooooooooong rest for 2 months.
ReplyDeleteTruly drool worthy..yummy yum..looks so tempting...
ReplyDeleteSanyukta
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Yummy dosa,love it...
ReplyDeletewow...that's an interesting dosa recipe...looks absolutely delicious!!!
ReplyDeletewow...that's an interesting dosa recipe...looks absolutely delicious!!!
ReplyDeleteLove this nutritious dosas with spicy coconut chutney,lovely presentation..
ReplyDeleteI love this a lot and its very easy in the morning if we make it as BF,Lovely colours!
ReplyDeletehealthy n interesting dosa!thanks for sharing dear!
ReplyDeleteLovely dosa! Healthy and delicious..
ReplyDeleteenjoy the break.. lovely dosa..
ReplyDeletePesarattu looks simply awesome and perfect.. looks amazing.. thanks for sharing !!
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have a great weekend...i would love 2 have tht with the sambar and chutney yummm
ReplyDeleteInteresting dosa recipe !!
ReplyDeleteI like them too, it is very filling as you said. have a great time at your Aunt`s place.
ReplyDeleteOne of my favorite dinner. Looks damn good !!
ReplyDeleteHealthy and yummy dosa,luks fab...
ReplyDeleteLovely recipe and beautiful pics sharmi..
ReplyDeletePesarettu looks yummy...wonderful clicks...Have become a fan of your recipes and photographs...glad to follow you...
ReplyDeleteWhat beautiful picture, Sharmilee! The pesarattu look so tempting.
ReplyDeleteLite Bite
I like this dosa too! But the recipe that I have, involves more of rice too. This one seems more crispier. I would surely like to try this one out. Thanks.
ReplyDeleteYummy and delicious looking Pesarattu Green Gram Dosa
ReplyDeletelove your photographs... if you like you can share them on http://tastingspot.com
ReplyDeleteLooks good.. have to try it.. soon.But what about the 1tbsp of rice mentioned in the ingredients ???
ReplyDelete@Anu : It should be grinded with green gram itself, added it now :)
ReplyDeleteI tried your way of making pesarattu and it did come out well. I didn't know if the rice had to be soaked or not, so soaked it along with the green gram. Thanks for sharing the recipe :)
ReplyDeleteTejaswini
@Tej : Yes rice should also be soaked with green gram itself...Now updated in the recipe too :)
ReplyDeleteVery Healthy Dish, Update more diabeties receipes.
ReplyDeleteyour photography make me try this recepie though i have already know about it but never tried,but today finally i made it.too yummy.this recepie is first recepie of our this years green gram harvest as yeasterday only it has come from farm.
ReplyDeleteshital.
i tried Pesarattu .taste was good
ReplyDeletebut i felt there was a bit of raw smell of green gram
how to avoid it
Oh not really sure...I havent found any raw smell at all.May be in that case you can pressure cook for 2 whistles and then grind it...but not sure whether it will work because havent it tried it that way myself.
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