Learn how to make a dosa recipe topped with one of the simplest yet delicious red chilli chutney and lentil powder. Coming from a Telugu speaking family, I was saddened and surprised for the fact that I never tasted this type of dosa until I made especially for this A to Z Blogging series. If you are bored of the usual everyday sada dosas, you will be thrilled by these and make them at least once a week, like us.
Previously posted recipes in this A to Z Andhra Recipe blogging -
I ate this last week in Sarvana in London, well a first time for me, i didn't know it was from Andhra i thought they were from tamil nadu, when i read in their menu card Karam dosa :-)
Thanks Deepa. The chutney on the side is a simple one: Roast a handful of peanuts and grind them with few tbsp of dalia (putnala pappu), 1 green chilli and salt. Temper with tadka. That is it. :-)
Perfect dosa siri.. so tempting :)
ReplyDeleteI love this erra karam.. looks tempting! :)
ReplyDeleteI ate this last week in Sarvana in London, well a first time for me, i didn't know it was from Andhra i thought they were from tamil nadu, when i read in their menu card Karam dosa :-)
ReplyDeletewow..looks so tempting..can you also post a recipe of the chutney on the side. Thanks.
ReplyDeleteThanks Deepa. The chutney on the side is a simple one: Roast a handful of peanuts and grind them with few tbsp of dalia (putnala pappu), 1 green chilli and salt. Temper with tadka. That is it. :-)
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