Instant Thakkali Dosai

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Tilted Brush Stroke Cuisine Yellow Wavy Line South Indian Tilted Brush Stroke Total Time 3 h 40 min Tilted Brush Stroke Servings 12 people Read more

– Raw rice – Thuvaram paruppu / Toor dal – Ullutham paruppu / Urad dal – Tomatoes chopped – Red chilies – Ginger – Curry leaves optional – Salt – Gingelly oil or any oil – for cooking the dosai

Step 1

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Step 2

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Steps 3-4

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Step 5

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Steps 6-7

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Enjoy!

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