Just like any other leafy
vegetable Shepu or dill leaves are very high in nutrition.
They have a distinct flavor and are usually used as a vegetable in
the Indian household. Dill is particularly rich in calcium , iron, magnesium
and vitamin A.
I have tried using this ingredient in a different way. This is my
mother’s recipe which I have been enjoying since my childhood. I do remember
cajoling my mother to make them every week.
Ingredients
Rice -2 cups
Methi (Fenugreek ) seeds – 2 teaspoons
Grated coconut – 1 cup
Dill leaves- Washed, chopped fine- 1cup
Poha (beaten rice) – 1cup
Salt - 1tsp
Jaggery- 4-5 tspoons
Water as required
Oil to shallow fry
Method
Soak rice and methi (fenugreek seeds)for 5-6 hours. Grind Rice, methi, dill leaves,
coconut with sufficient water to make a smooth paste. Keep the consistency as
much as Dosa batter and not very thin. Soak Beaten rice or Poha in water and
squeeze out the extra water. Mix this poha into the batter, add salt and
ferment it for 8 hours or overnight. Before making the dosas add the jaggery and
mix well. The batter is now ready.
Heat a non stick pan and pour a tsp of oil on it. Pour the batter
in three divided portions as shown and do not spread it like a regular dosa. Cover
it and cook it on medium flame for a while. Flip and turn them and cook it on
the other side.
They turn golden brown, soft and spongy.
Serve warm with a dollop of butter, your favourite chutney or a
pickle.
Would be awesome with a nice chutney. Do you have a favorite chutney that you use.
ReplyDeleteThis taste good with a peanut dry chutney. Roast a cup of peanuts,when cool, add garlic, salt, red chilly powder and dry mango powder and grind it into a coarse powder. Thank for the read and comment.
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ReplyDeletepancakes look so delicious.
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