Who doesn’t love the dosa – Indian style savory crepes, often served with a spiced potato stuffing. This hotel style Onion Dosa is a variation of the popular Rava Dosa recipe with more onions and some spices & herbs. This is one of the easiest dosa variants to make since no grinding and no fermentation of the batter is required. Make these dosas for a delicious breakfast or brunch. You can also enjoy them for a light lunch or dinner. The Onion Dosa recipe is not just vegetarian, but vegan too.
About Onion Dosa
If you are someone, who really can’t get enough of the Onion Dosa ever, then this recipe is a must try for you! Because with this recipe, you don’t have to head out to a restaurant. Instead, make and enjoy a restaurant style version of the same dosa at the comfort of your home.
Onion Dosa is a super popular South Indian breakfast dish. Not just all-over South India, but even in other regions, this dosa is an all-time favorite with many.
The typical texture of the onion spiked dosa is one of the USPs of the dish. So, not only is it a celebration for the palate, but is appealing to the eyes too. Just make sure to have it as soon as you make it.
This recipe of the Onion Dosa is quite a simple and easy one, where you just have to prepare the batter, temper it and use it to make perfectly golden and crisp dosas. You can opt to use ghee (clarified butter) in place of oil for cooking the dosas.
This hotel style Onion Dosa is best served hot or warm with an earthy coconut chutney, a comforting Sambar or even both. I know people who also eat it with tomato ketchup. You can try it too!
To make this instant Onion Dosa, just mix all the ingredients and allow the batter to sit for 15 to 20 minutes. Then, you are ready to make the dosas. While the batter is resting, you can prepare the Coconut Chutney. The ease of this recipe makes it a good option for breakfast or even brunch.
So, the usual ingredients that go in the batter of this Onion Dosa are onions of course, un-roasted rava or suji (semolina), rice flour, all-purpose flour or whole wheat flour, green chilli, ginger, crushed black peppercorns, chopped coriander leaves and salt.
To make the batter, you can use water or buttermilk. Sometimes, I prepare the batter with water and sometimes with buttermilk. Both ways the Onion Dosa tastes good.
The spices, herbs that go into the dosa batter impart their unique flavor too. Not to forget, the presence of onions, adding an element of crunch and some sweetness too.
I have tempered the dosa batter with mustard seeds, cumin seeds and curry leaves. This tempering gives a really nice flavor to the dosa and does not take more than 5 minutes.
Some more similar instant and wholesome dosa varieties that you can make in a jiffy are Oats Dosa and Wheat Dosa.
How to make Onion Dosa
Make Batter
1. In a mixing bowl, mix the following ingredients with spoon:
- ½ cup fine textured un-roasted rava or suji (semolina flour or cream of wheat)
- ½ cup rice flour
- 2 tablespoons all-purpose flour or whole wheat flour
- ½ or 1 teaspoon finely chopped green chillies or 1 green chilli
- ½ cup finely chopped onions or about 1 medium-sized onion
- 1 teaspoon finely chopped ginger or 1 inch, optional
- 9 to 10 black peppercorns, crushed
- 1 tablespoon chopped coriander leaves, optional
2. Heat 1 teaspoon oil in a small frying pan. Crackle ½ teaspoon mustard seeds first on low heat.
Then, add 1 teaspoon cumin seeds and 5 to 6 chopped curry leaves. Sauté for a few seconds or till the cumin seeds brown and splutter.
3. Add this tempering together with the oil to the other ingredients in the bowl. Also, add salt as required.
4. Pour water or buttermilk as required and make a thin batter without any lumps. Rest the batter for 15 to 20 minutes.
The batter should not be thick or of medium consistency. I added about 2.25 cups water to the batter. If the batter becomes too thin, then add some rice flour to slightly thicken it.
Make Onion Dosa
5. Heat a cast iron skillet, tawa or a non-stick pan. Using a small piece of cotton fabric, paper napkin or half of an onion which has been dipped in oil, grease the pan all over.
6. With a ladle, pour the prepared batter. First, start pouring the batter from the edges. Keep the heat to medium.
7. Then, move pouring the batter towards the center. If there are big gaps, then fill them lightly with the batter.
8. Drizzle ½ teaspoon oil on top. This dosa takes a little longer time to cook than the regular Dosa. The pan has to be really hot before you pour the batter.
9. Let the base becomes golden or crisp. Flip and cook the other side. Usually, I cook both sides. But you can just cook the base and when the top is also cooked, fold the dosa and serve immediately. Prepare all the dosas this way in batches.
Note: The rava and the flours settle down at the bottom of the batter in the bowl. So, you have to stir the batter very well every time you make the dosa. In case the batter becomes thick after making a few dosas, then add some water or buttermilk. Stir and mix again.
10. Serve the hotel style Onion Dosa hot or warm with coconut chutney or vegetable sambar for a comforting breakfast, brunch or lunch.
You can also serve it with other chutney varieties like Tomato Chutney, Onion Chutney, Peanut Chutney or Ginger Chutney.
If you have any leftover dosa batter, then refrigerate it for 1 day. If the batter looks thick, add some water to thin it.
Expert Tips
- You can either use all-purpose flour or whole wheat flour in the batter.
- Ginger, black pepper and coriander leaves in the batter are optional. You can skip these.
- You can adjust the quantity of spices according to your taste. Some finely chopped fresh coconut can also be added to the batter.
- The batter can be prepared with water or buttermilk, whatever you wish to use. Make sure to make a batter, which is thin (not medium or thick) and free of lumps. In case your batter becomes too thin, add some more rice flour and mix.
- Prepare the buttermilk by dissolving 3 to 4 tablespoons curd (yogurt) in 2 cups water. Whisk well before adding to the other ingredients.
- Adjust the heat while cooking the dosa. The heat will depend on the thickness of the pan or skillet you are using. If using a heavy pan, cook on medium high heat. In case the pan is light or thin, then cook on medium-low to medium heat.
- This recipe can easily be doubled or tripled to make for more servings.
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Onion Dosa (Hotel Style Recipe)
Ingredients
Main ingredients
- ½ cup rava (sooji or semolina), unroasted and finer textured
- ½ cup Rice Flour
- 2 tablespoons all-purpose flour or whole wheat flour
- ½ to 1 teaspoon green chillies – finely chopped or 1 green chilli
- ½ cup onion – finely chopped or 1 medium-sized onion
- 1 teaspoon ginger – finely chopped or 1 inch ginger, optional
- 2.25 cups water or buttermilk or add as required – I added 2.25 cups water *check notes below on how to make the buttermilk
- 9 to 10 black peppercorns – crushed
- 1 tablespoon coriander leaves – chopped, (cilantro), optional
- salt as required
For tempering
- 1 teaspoon oil
- ½ teaspoon mustard seeds
- 1 teaspoon cumin seeds
- 5 to 6 curry leaves – chopped
Other Ingredient
- oil or ghee as required for roasting the dosa
Instructions
Making batter
- Take the rava, rice flour, all-purpose flour, green chillies, ginger, onion, coriander leaves, crushed black pepper in a mixing bowl.
- Heat 1 teaspoon oil in a small frying pan. Crackle the mustard seeds first on low heat. The mustard seeds should pop before you add the cumin seeds.
- Then add the cumin and chopped curry leaves. Saute for a few seconds till the cumin browns and splutters.
- Add this tempering mixture together with the oil to the other ingredients in the bowl. Add salt as required.
- Pour water or buttermilk and make a thin batter without any lumps. Keep the batter to rest for 15 to 20 minutes.
- The batter should not be thick or of medium consistency. If the dosa batter becomes too thin, then add some rice flour to slightly thicken it.
Cooking onion dosa
- Heat a cast iron skillet or tawa or non-stick pan. Smear a bit oil with a slice of onion or a small piece of cotton fabric or paper napkin. Keep the heat to medium.
- With a ladle pour the dosa batter from the edges towards the center.
- Sprinkle ¼ or ½ or 1 teaspoon of oil from the top.
- Let the base becomes golden and crisp. Flip and cook the other side. When both the sides are cooked, remove the dosa from the pan.
- Prepare all the dosas this way in batches.
- While making second dosa stir the batter very well as the rava and the flours settle down at the bottom of the batter in the bowl.
- Serve the hotel style Onion Dosa hot with coconut chutney or vegetable sambar. This dosa has to be served immediately.
Notes
- *To make the buttermilk – Mix 3 to 4 tablespoons of curd (yogurt) in 2 cups of water. Whip the buttermilk very well before you add it to the other ingredients.
- The recipe can be scaled to make a larger serving.
- Adjust the spices according to your taste preferences.
- You can skip ginger and black pepper if you want.
- Additionally, you can also add some finely chopped fresh coconut to the batter.
- Cook the dosa on medium to medium high heat depending upon the thickness of the pan. If your pan is not heavy then cook on medium-low to medium heat. For a heavy skillet use medium high heat.
Nutrition Info (Approximate Values)
This Onion Dosa post from the archives first published in April 2014 has been updated and republished on March 2023.
I tried these recipe today.although I used a non stick pan my dosa were sticking to the pan I was not able to turn the dosa pls help
mamta, while making dosa firstly always use a heavy pan. it can be nonstick or cast iron, but the pan has to be on the heavier side. light weight pans do not work and dosa or pancakes made on such pans will stick. secondly the pan has to be used only for making dosa or for pan frying or shallow frying food. if it is used for dry heat cooking, like making rotis or roasting spices, then also dosas can stick. hope this helps.
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I love dosa but can’t make it frequently because of the required preparation time but yesterday i tried this recipe and turned out so good… Thanks a lot…
Welcome Shweta. Glad to know that you refer the website often for preparing new recipes. Thanks for sharing your positive feedback on rava dosa recipe.
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Welcome Archana. Thanks for your positive feedback. Glad to know that recipes are helping you.
Thankuu mam for such a yummy recipe… Today i prepared and my family liked it so much…. I measured according to ur given measures and i came out perfect… i always follow ur recipes.. Thankuu very muc mam..:)
Welcome Ruchi. Glad to know this.
Quick receipe, especially when kids are bored of the normal dosas.
Thanks Nithya
I love your recipes and the best part is whatever I try out it comes out well. Thanks somuch. The rava dosa was yummy.
Welcome Purba. Glad to know this.
hi
I tried rava dosa its taste very nice but it break when I made what’s the reason Pls tell me
nidhi, rava needs to cook more and become crisp from base. if its not allowed to cook well, then it will break. another reason could be that the water has become more. so in this case the rava dosa becomes soft and thus breaks.
Yummy recipe! I tried it out twice and my daughter loved it 🙂 thanks for sharing!!
thanks vanessa. nice to know.
I tried rava dosa but it did’nt come out well.it sticked on non stick tava.whats the reason
use only one tawa for preparing dosa. also the non tawa should have a thick bottom, which helps in even distribution of heat. if the tawa is thin, then dosa will stick. so here the dosa sticking is not due to the dosa batter, but the tawa.
Im to glad to tell u that i will try some recipes that make me a good cook in front of my in laws they praise me. I will thank u for this
thanks sudha.
First of all thank you for sharing the recipe. I tied the rava dosa and my family members loved it. Your recipes are explained in Such a detailed manner alo g with snaps that’s really very helpful.
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Hi Dassana! Your website is a saviour! I have tried a few of your recipes and each and every one of them turned out superb! ?In regards to this particular recipe, will pre-roasted rava work??
thanks chaitrali. you can prepare with pre roasted rava. but the dosa will taste a bit different.
Hello. plus let me know substitute for rice flour
skip and add the same amount of maida as rice flour.
Great recipe….One of the best recipe sites in India
thanks so much vikas for positive views and this appreciation means a lot to us 🙂
Can be make rava dosa without rice and wheat flour
Can we use only rava????
you can make with only rava too. just that with rava, the dosas will not be very crisp, but will taste good. rice flour adds some crispness to the dosa.
Hi
Thanks for the recipe. I am always at a loss regarding what to make for breakfast and this site has helped me a lot. I use non stick pans in all my cooking and the dosas don’t come as well as the ones prepared on the normal tava (especially the normal fermented rice-and-urad dal dosa). Any tips?
generally i make dosas on iron tawas. at times i also use non stick pans. when using non stick pan, do not spread any oil on it. just directly add the batter and spread it to make a dosa. drizzle some oil from the top. also cook on a low to medium flame. using a wooden/silicon spatula to lift the dosas and not a steel one as it can scratch the non stick coating, which is not good for health. also keep one pan for making dosas and a second one for making chapatis or roasting spices etc.
Thank you for the recipe it came out so well..
welcome and thanks divya 🙂
Really good recipe. This is one site where I don’t have to bother adjusting ingredients according to our taste, the proportions are perfect and all recipes turn out great.
pleased to know this thank you so much kirti 🙂
Came out yummy. Thank you
welcome and thankyou amrutha 🙂
Made this for breakfast today came out sooo yummyy !!
Major fan of vegrecipes ?
can i make this batter overnight and use it in morning as i wont get time to leave the batter for 15 mins
yes you can. but keep in fridge as outside the batter will ferment and get sour. do add some water while making as the rava absorbs water and the batter becomes thick.
Very tasty.. step by step photos u upload are very helpful.. it just makes a lot more easier to prepare.. many website post many recipes, but ur recipe is the first i follow n it comes out very well.. thank u for providing us best recipes.
pleased to know this sushma 🙂 thankyou so much for your kind and positive words and you are welcome.
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What r d proportions
prerana, main ingredients:
1/2 cup unroasted rava/sooji/semolina)
1/2 cup rice flour
2 tbsp all purpose flour/maida or whole wheat flour/atta
1 green chili/hari mirch, finely chopped
1 medium onion/pyaaz, finely chopped – about 1/2 cup of finely chopped onion
5 to 6 curry leaves/kadi patta, chopped
1/2 inch ginger/adrak, finely chopped (optional)
water or buttermilk as required – i added 2 and 1/4 cups water *check notes on how to make the buttermilk
9 to 10 black peppercorns – crushed
1 tbsp chopped coriander leaves (optional)
salt as required
!for tempering
1 tsp oil
1/2 tsp mustard seeds
1 tsp cumin seeds
oil or ghee as required for roasting the dosa
Excellent work with pictures
thankyou so much shalu 🙂
Followed the recipe and made it over the weekend. It was excellent. Loved it. Thank you for sharing this. Your easy explanation makes it so easy to cook. Again Thank you. Will be following you.
welcome jen and thanks for sharing your feedback.
Thk u so much. Very easy and yummy recipes. Thx a lot dassana
welcome ayesha 🙂
You are superb amit. Made it first time for my little one . It turned out too good. My toddler loved it. Thanks alot. I always refer to ur website for making dishes.
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Hi…I tried this recipe but my dosa got stuck to the tawa and did not come out. It has been very bad experience for me. Can you suggest why it happened so.
the tawa has to be seasoned very well for making dosa. always keep one tawa for making dosas and another one for making rotis. if the same tawa day after day is used for making dosa, then they do not get stuck. for seasoning, you can heat the tawa, spread some oil. keep the tawa with the oil for 1 to 2 days. before making the dosas, heat the tawa and wipe the oil. now add a new spread of oil. then make dosas.
Thank you Ma’am. Will try the way you explained.
welcome pallavi.
Hi… Had prepared today for breakfast… Came out to be very nice… Thank u
thankyou roopa 🙂
Thanks for the recipe.
I m loving it…..
thankyou parvez and you are welcome 🙂
Thanks for the recipe..tried it today and came out really well.. truly hotel style.
welcome prita and thankyou 🙂
Awesome dosa recipe simple to learn. Thanks team for making cooking easy and loving.
glad to know this prashant and you are welcome 🙂
Dear Dassana,
This website is awesome!! Your simplistic writing and clear pictures give me a fair idea to say when ingredients are cooked and not burned. I have learned to make breakfasts, chutneys to biryani from your website. Thanks a lot!!
we are quite pleased to know this priti 🙂 glad our food blog could help you. thankyou so much and you are welcome.
Hi dassana..
First of all I’m a huge fan of yours. Being newly married and still an amateur cook I always turn to your blog for new recipes to try.. And they are always a hit with the family.
For making rava dosa can I skip rice flour altogether ? Would it compromise on the taste or texture ?
Please reply soon
thanks sneha. rice flour is required and it does help in making the dosa crisp. i would not suggest using any other ingredient instead of rice flour.
Dear Dassana,the rava dosa is very tasty and all of us like it very much.
welcome subbalakshmi glad your folks liked the rava dosa 🙂 and thankyou for sharing your views.
Hi Amit, first I just want to thank you because you make me very good cook. Then I want to congratulate you because you are superb and awesome chef. You make all the cooking so easy and interesting by the way you describe them with your easy description and fantastic pictures. Keep going..
hey bakul firstly thankyou so much for your kind and positive words. secondly its a great feeling to know you liked the stepwise recipe details 🙂
Awesome recipe… Tried it for dinner.. came out very well… Thanks a lot for the wonderful recipe..
pleased to know this suman 🙂 you are welcome.
Mam, can be please tell me which rava I have to add to make these onion rava dosas ??
its fine rava or sooji.
Hi! Can idli rava be used for this?
aishwarya, no you cannot use idli rava.
Thank you mam for sharing such easy dosa recipe..i had nvr thought dat making dosa would be so easy nd without investing a lot of time..my parents jst loved it…i lyk all of ur recipes..plzz keep posting such awsme recipes..
welcome shivani. thanks for your positive feedback.
Neer dosa recipy is very tasty.
thanks venkatesh
Can v use idli rawa as well for this or only suji rawa must b used?
only suji rawa.
maa’m ur recipe waz awsome
my daighter ..as she is too much choosy….loved rawa dosa…widout any burden…i can make it instantly
thanks nishuu for sharing positive feedback. glad to know this.
madam, i tried almost all the recipes of urs. It came out nicey. I want recipe of pasta . and how to make white sauce. Plz help me.Tank u
welcome jayasri. glad to know this. there are many pasta recipes in the blog. please search using google search button. for white sauce check this mac and cheese recipe post. just don’t add the cheese towards the end – https://www.vegrecipesofindia.com/macaroni-and-cheese-recipe/
Thanks dassana for this yummy and healthy recipe and for all recipes of your blog .i m tried many of them.all the recipes came out very tasty.thanks a ton for this.
welcome sakshi. thanks for sharing positive review on recipes.
Awesome taste … Great recepie
thanks mukta
Its nice
I tried this rava dosa and it’s awesome. my hubby loved it. Thanks…..
welcome jigna
Hi,
I tried the recipe and it came out well. I used a non stick pan. But one concern was as I poured the batter on the edges, it came flowing to the centre. I was able to soft small sized heavy dosas but not crisp bigger and tinner ones. I also tried different consistencies of the batter. But no use. Pl help.
if use a flat pan, then this issue won’t be there. since the pan was a concave one, thats the reason this issue happened.
Everytime I make Rava Dosa, it just sticks to the pan. Can you please help me with that problem? 🙁
kinnari, because your pan is not seasoned. apply some oil to the pan and keep it before you use it again.
Dassana,this came out very well..Everyone at home loved it…thank you 🙂
welcome ashwini. glad to know this.
Thanks Dassanna . I have been trying to make rava dosa for so long but was always a disaster. This one was excellent!
welcome asha. glad to know this.
This is a tasty and easy to make quick recipe.
my hubby loves south indian food and he loved it.
my two year daughter too loved it she is a very choosy kid but she had three of them without complaining.
thanks farha for sharing positive feedback. glad to know this.
I love this recipe and I made it a few days ago its like THE best onion rava dosa. I have tried having onion rava dosa at the hotels and all as I like it very much but this had a different taste altogether!!! And is a much healthier option too……
thanks netra for sharing positive feedback. glad to know that you liked the rava dosa.
Dassana,
I made this recipe for dinner today and it turned out lip smacking good! I even made the easy coconut chutney recipe and my husband was amazed. He wondered whether it was a store bought chutney! I love your recipes. Please keep posting!
Cheers
Devlina
thanks devlina for sharing positive review on recipes and also for sharing your experience. glad to know this.
We have a favorite Southern Indian restaurant where we always fight over the onion rava cheese masala dosa. As an American, I know how to cook most French and Italian food, but have been hesitant to try cooking Indian because it seemed so intimidating! I’m very happy to have found your website and can’t wait to try out a few recipes.
Have you explained some of the required items and basics? For example: I don’t believe I have the correct pan to cook the dosa.
indian cooking looks intimidating, but is not. you can try with simple and easy recipes first. not yet. i do not have any page or post mentioning the basics. but in the post, at times i do mention about the kind of pan to be used. dosas can be made in a well seasoned iron griddle.
I have tried the recipe and it turn out to be one of my favourite recipe. Thanks alot.
welcome ishantini
Hi Dasaana,
Thanks for all ur recipies. Its awesome,
1 Can we make rava dosa without rice flour?
2 can we grind rice in the grinder to make rice flour?
Waiting for ur response
thanks
welcome harpreet. better to use rice flour. to make rice flour at home, first rinse the rice with water. drain them. spread them on a cloth or on a plate and dry them in shade or sunlight. when there is no moisture on them (totally dried) then grind them in the grinder.
Nice recipes you have here 🙂 I would even up the rava to 1 cup. It turns out even more crispier.
thanks for the suggestion vani.
Thanks for the recipe. I made rava dosa for the first time and it turned out very well.
I didn’t have green chilli on hand so i substituted with chilli masala and it still turned out good.
welcome sharmilee. thanks for sharing your positive feedback.
Superb recipe!!!
thanks gopika
Hi Dasana
Thanks again for this awesome recipe. And thanks to you my friends consider my culinary skills par excellence. You have saved me the bother of waiting for the batter to ferment in winters. The rawa dosa comes out just perfect. Keep up the great work..
welcome sridevi. glad to know that recipes are helping you. do try some more recipes.
I tried ur onion rava dosa recipe for the first time..it really came out well..thanks.. Looking forward for more easy dosa recipes
welcome jyoti. glad to know this.
Hello Dassana,
I tried this recipe and kaju katli recipe from your blog and both came out very well. Thanks for the detailed step by step instructions.
Cheers
Vaish
welcome vaish. thanks for sharing positive feedback on recipes.
your recipe sounds yummy and great job with the photos too
thanks karen
Dassana
Lovely recipe .my entire family enjoyed this dosa!
Keep going Dassana will try more of your recipes!
thanks a lot sindhu for the feedback.
Hi Dassana,
Let me initiate by thanking you for such delicious recipes illustrated by lovely pictures. You are my second inspiration of cooking after my fiancé (coz he’s a foodie and I love to cook for him) and trust me every recipe I have tried so far from your blog, was loved by him 😉
Recently came across this post and thought of sharing a suggestion. Instead of adding the tempering to the mixture, you can put very little oil and add the mustard seeds,jeera,curry leaves and let them crackle. Once they start crackling, instead of using ladle, use your bare but obviously clean hands to sprinkle the mixture on the crackled seeds on tawa. Make sure to form a well netted dosa. This way the dosa becomes thinner and crispier. The freshly crackled seeds and curry leaves leave a divine aroma and flavour in your mouth 🙂
Please make sure to be quick enough to not to let the seeds burn else it will ruin the effort. For this method we should use a flat tawa as the concave one will result in batter accumulation at the centre.
thanks a lot smriti. also thanks for sharing your suggestion. what you mention must be giving a really good rava dosa. since i make rava dosa for breakfast on some days, i will try your method. sometimes i also pour the batter by hands. i agree on making dosa on the flat tava. will definitely try. thanks once again.
I luv ur website….i hv made lots of stuff using ur ideas n all of dem turned out to be grt…..infact i recommended it to my frnds as well who r trying sumthng fr d first time….. Thanx u made a grt cook….;)
thanks a lot rups. hugs 🙂
I’ve been making Rava Dosa for a very long time. But, I still checked your recipe, because all your recipes are awesome, easy & written so clearly with easy to follow instructions.
So, both are recipes are same 🙂
But, thanks Dassana for taking time and writing this great blog.
thanks deepta. sorry, could not understand which recipes are same? let me know.
Very nice, easy, I tried it today… Came out very good nice tasty…
thanks vrishali
Hi,
Could you please let me know how long should i soak the mixture,or is it an instant recipe.
Regards
Pallavi
just soak for 15 to 20 mins. mentioned in the post.
Hi Dassana,
This recipe looks good and I wanted to try it soon. One query which I had is I have fine sooji at home, can this be used to make Rava Dosa ? Thanks.
rava dosa is made with fine sooji 🙂
All these times when I tried rava dosa, it never came out well. The dosas would be so dry and sticky. I tried your version today, trust me it was wonderful. It feels good. Its soft, crispy on sides and looks good too. Thank you for sharing this.
thanks archana for your feedback. glad to know the rava dosa recipe worked for you.
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The recipe looks mouthwatering. Am gonna try rava onion dosa on sunday. Am so excited 🙂
thanks and happy cooking.
Thanks for the wonderful recipe.. I tried it today an it turned out very nice..:)
welcome pooja. glad to know that you liked the rava dosa recipe.
Hi Dassana..evrytime i plan to cook something new i come up to your blog…ur recipes are easy to make and yumm. Today I am going to try rava dosa..hope it ll turn out well. Thanku so much for sharing.
welcome shraddha. glad to know this. feel free to ask any query and keep visiting.
Hi dasana…tried this recipe today & the dosas came out really good…in fact, there weren’t any dosas left for me…I used 1.5 cup rava(for a family of 4)…the dosas were flying off my tawa…another successful recipe…ur website is my goto link for all cooking related info I need….thank u sooo much and keep up the good work!
welcome jyoti and thanks for sharing your positive feedback on dosa. do try some more recipes.
Do i have to use roasted suji or raw suji?
sweta, you have to use raw suji
i have tried rava dosa it is very nice….
thanks saba
Hi,
I’ve tried rava dosa multiple but never worled out for me..my batter becomes grainy once its all mixed… did u use roasted rava or plain rava??
its plain rava. if you allow to let the rava soak in the batter for some minutes, the batter does not become grainy.
will u plz tel me to prepare to ravadosa in telugu
sai, i won’t be able to help you as i don’t know telgu language but you can use google translator service to translate the recipe in telgu.
so love this dosa. yours look perfect Dassana
thanks sayantani
wow 🙂 …….vry interesting…..but seems lil difficult….. 🙁 …….wil try soon…n let u know 🙂
thanks mehak. yes do share your feedback once you try the dosa.
i tried this receipe, it was awesome in taste but having problem in base formation…..but i will try again…..thanks u amit
if you use a seasoned tava, you won’t have this issue. thanks for the feedback.
I havent tried the recipe yet but can we substitute rice flour with rice puttu powder bought from store….
Please respond at the earliest
sana, yes you can try. puttu powder is little coarse than rice flour. but i think it should work.
Absolutely,mouthwatering recipe with step by step pics..tried it yday, excellent in taste..very nice blog”!
pleased to know this madhu, thanks for your kind words and positive views 🙂