There are some days where you want to make something different from usual, try this. It’s very different and tastes really good.
I make it soft or crispy based on the mood, in both ways it tastes good. Also when I want to make easy adai within a short period of notice I always prefer this.
Tomato Adai / Thakali Adai
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Author: Sashi
Serves: 2
Ingredients
- Idili Rice - 1 cup
- Raw Rice - 1 cup
- Asafoetida - 1 pinch
- Red Chili - 4 nos
- Tomato - 2 nos (medium)
- Salt - to taste
- Water - 1 cup
- Oil - 1 tsp
- Mustard - ½ tsp
- Curry Leaves - 1 strand
- Big Onion - ½ (medium)
Instructions
PREP:
- Soak red chili, idilli rice & raw rice for 2 hrs and wash it thoroughly. Grind it with Asafoetida, salt and little water. Add tomatoes in the middle and grind it to fine batter. Add more water if required and make it little watery than the usual dosa batter. Chop the onion.
COOKING:
- In a pan add oil. When oil is hot, add mustard, split urad dhal. When mustard crackles, add big onion, curry leaves and fry till onion becomes golden brown. Add this to the ground mixture.
- Pour this in a dosa pan like regular thin dosa or pour it like rava dosa.
TIPS:
- Add ginger or garlic to make variations.
(*) Coconut Chutney, Onion Chutney & avial are nice combo for this. Recipe from My Mother-in-law.
at 6:40 AM
Can i grind it in a mixer blender, or should i use the wet grinder.
Pls suggest
at 11:24 PM
Priya, You can use Mixer blender if you are preparing only the quantity I specified. If in more quantity use wet grinder.
at 10:10 AM
Hey Sashi,
Can we use 2 cups of idly rice, instead of idly n raw rice?
at 1:09 PM
If you dont have raw rice, yes I guess Priya. But I have not tried it that way. Let us know how did it come, so that we can also make the substitute.
at 11:47 AM
Btw raw rice is sona masoori right?
at 4:23 PM
I used sona masoori only. Not really sure if it’s that category.
at 3:22 PM
Hi Sashi,
Thanks for this interesting recipe.Just curious, does this dosa ferment even without any dhal like urad dal?
Regards,
Harini
at 11:10 AM
Harini, for Adai we normally dont allow the batter to ferment.
at 5:49 PM
Color Super ah iruku.. Nice de…
at 10:52 AM
This taste good too. Very simple and quick time Adai.