Wheat Flour Dosa / Peanut Chutney (Groundnut Chutney)

Posted on Fri, Jun 19, 2009 | 5 Comments | Print Print | Email Email

Cook Time : 15 Min | Servings : 2 Persons

Wheat Flour Dosa / Peanut Chutney (Groundnut Chutney)
When I was young, I always go to my grand ma’s house for any holidays. She makes it for dinner almost every day with Tomato sambar and Coconut Chutney.  She grinds the chutney in hand grinder and the taste used to be awesome, it is still in my tongue. Wheat dosa is very healthy one and a substitute for chapathi. The variations can be done with chopped onion, green chili and coriander leaves added to it. Best tastes with coconut Chutney, Peanut chutney or any of the fav Chutnies.
Peanut Chutney (Groundnut Chutney)

Ingredients :
Wheat Flour 4 cups
Water required amount.
Salt little
Peanut Chutney :
Ground Nut/ Peanut 1/2 cup
Oil 1 tsp
Red Chili 2
Coriander Seeds 1 tsp
Cumin Seeds 1/2 tsp
Pepper 2 corns
Tamarind 1 inch
Green Chili 2
Curry Leaves 1 strand
Coriander Leaves 1 tbsp
Garlic 1 ( Optional )
Directions:
To Prepare Dosa:
  1. Step 1

    In a Vessel, add Wheat Flour, salt and add adequate amount of water to make it like dosa batter. Make it more consistent than ordinary dosa batter. Pour it in non – stick dosa pan as thin dosa.

To Prepare Chutney:
  1. Step 1

    In a small pan, fry Peanut for about 10 min till the color changes to golden brown. Add little oil and fry other ingredients listed for Chutney. Let them cool down. Add Salt. Grind them in the mixi with less water and make it as a thick paste. Or add little more water and make little watery.

Tips :
  • You can make variations from the above plain. Pour oil in a pan,add mustard seeds, urad dhal, red chili or green chili as per ur taste, chopped big onion 1,curry leaves and fry till onion is translucent and add to the wheat flour.

(*) Recipe from my Mom’s Kitchen.

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5 Responses to “Wheat Flour Dosa / Peanut Chutney (Groundnut Chutney)”

  1. David says:

    Padmaja,

    I recently tried this, add a cup of curd when making the batter, it avoids the dosa to stick on the pan.

    -David

  2. padmaja says:

    The dosa sticks to the pan, its not possible to make a perfect one like the one in the picture, is there any way to prevent it from sticking to the pan

    • Sashi says:

      Padmaja, sometimes it happens to me as well.. try sprinkling some oil before you pour the batter into dosa pan.

  3. Priyadharshini.R says:

    Coriander seeds or leaves?

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