INGREDIENTS:
Dosa batter – Required amount
Onion – Medium size 2 (finely chopped)
Capsicum – Big size 1 (finely chopped)
Coriander leaves – 1/2 bunch (finely chopped)
Mustard seeds – 1/2 tsp
Oil – Required amount
METHOD:
· Heat pan with little oil, add mustard seeds, when they crackle, add the chopped onions and necessary salt. Adding salt to the onions will make the onions turn brown fast. When the onion turns slightly brown, add the capsicum.
· When the capsicum becomes tender, add the coriander leaves. Mix well. Transfer the contents in a bowl and keep it aside.
· Heat dosa pan and spread a teaspoon of oil over it.
· When it becomes hot enough, take a ladleful of batter and spread on it. Pour a teaspoon of oil over the edges. Note it should be thick than a normal dosa.
· Sprinkle onion-capsicum mixture on the dosa evenly. When one side is cooked well, turn over to the other side carefully and press it with ladle. If necessary, add little oil over the edges, and remove when it is fully cooked.
· Serve with any kind of chutney/sambar.
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8 comments:
wow this must taste different with the combination of capsicum & coriander!! looks v. yummy.
wow vidhya oothappam is awesome and inviting... nice click dear.
Thanks Rajani and Adlak's.
Just got a comment from you... and you are up so early in the day? Wow! Enthusiastic and motivated girl! I love the name... indian pancake.
Capsicum oothappam is awesome, mouth watering...
Happy Pongal to u & your family:)
Thanks Anu and Jaishree..Happy pongal 2 u 2..
very nice. never tried adding capsicum in oothapam. next time panren. colorful a iruku paaakave.
Nice display, very tempting to me, oothappam is my family's favourite food...Mommy makes them good, you made me home sick!
Capsicum sounds interesting, nice healthy choice.
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