Red Rice Dosa | Kempu Akki Dosa | Dosa Recipes

A tasty & healthy alternative to regular dosa, red rice dosa for breakfast!
09/13/2018 9:17:45 PM vindhyadesai

Red Rice Dosa

Variety of dosa recipes are a must for a South Indian home cook. Dosas are not just masala dosas as many think , they are much more. There is so much variety, so many recipes to play with. The end result is always tasty, delicious dosas for everyone to enjoy! This red rice dosa is one such great alternative to prepare.
I had raw red rice at home and also some red rice poha (flattened rice/avalakki). The best way to use red rice is to make red rice dosa, you get a lovely coloured dosa and the texture is crispy on the outside and soft inside.


Red rice dosa is made pretty much the same way as the regular dosa. See my recipes for regular dosa batter and masala dosa. I had also made a very crude video for making dosas (making food videos is a challenge, time-wise and effort-wise). You can make crisp dosas without excessive oil right at home! Serve red rice dosa with any variety of chutney you like, aloo masala and sambar.
See my other dosa recipes:
Set Dosa
Khaali Dosa
Majjige Dosa
Neer Dosa
Cabbage Dosa
Ragi Dosa


Red Rice Dosa | Kempu Akki Dosa | Dosa Recipes
 
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A tasty and healthy alternative to regular dosa, red rice dosa
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Recipe type: Breakfast
Cuisine: Indian
Serves: 4 people
Ingredients
  • 2 measures/Cups red raw rice
  • ½ measure/Cup urad dal
  • 1 measure/Cup kempu avalakki/red poha/flattened red rice
  • 1 Tsp menthya/methi
  • Salt to taste
  • Oil to make dosas
Method
  1. In a container, add cleaned red raw rice and wash with water twice
  2. Add red poha and wash 1 more time
  3. Similarly in another container wash urad dal twice
  4. Pour enough water to soak red rice + red poha mixture
  5. In the same way pour enough water to soak urad dal
  6. Throw in some methi seeds into the urad dal
  7. Let both dal and rice soak for 6-8 hours
  8. After soaking time, drain water from the red rice
  9. Add little water and grind into a batter
  10. Pour this batter into a bowl
  11. Drain water from urad dal and add some salt to taste
  12. Grind into a batter, thick and pourable
  13. Pour urad dal batter into the red rice batter
  14. Mix very well till it becomes one even dosa batter, let it ferment for further 8 hours in warm place
  15. Heat a pan on medium heat
  16. Take a big ladleful of dosa batter and pour on heated tawa
  17. With circular motion spread a nice thin dosa. See my video here
  18. Drizzle oil or ghee, cover and cook
  19. When the underside is cooked, flip
  20. After about 10 seconds, fold and serve!
  21. Serve red rice dosa with chutney, potato masala and sambar
Notes
You can also use regular poha instead of red rice poha

Batter should not be very thin

Ensure to pick and clean red raw rice, it might have some residual stones as it is not processed much

Red Rice Dosa Stepwise:
In a container, add cleaned red raw rice and wash with water twice
   
Add red poha and wash 1 more time
  
Similarly in another container wash urad dal twice
  
Pour enough water to soak red rice + red poha mixture

In the same way pour enough water to soak urad dal

Throw in some methi seeds into the urad dal

Let both dal and rice soak for 6-8 hours
 
After soaking time, drain water from the red rice
 
Add little water and grind into a batter
 
Pour this batter into a bowl

Drain water from urad dal and add some salt to taste
 
Grind into a batter, thick and pourable

Pour urad dal batter into the red rice batter
  
Mix very well till it becomes one even dosa batter, let it ferment for further 8 hours in warm place
  
Heat a pan on medium heat

Take a big ladleful of dosa batter and pour on heated tawa
  
With circular motion spread a nice thin dosa. See my video here
  
Drizzle oil or ghee, cover and cook
 
When the underside is cooked, flip
   
After about 10 seconds, fold and serve!
  
Serve red rice dosa with chutney, potato masala and sambar

 

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