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Main Ingredients:
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Parboiled rice (or idly rice)
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Urad dal (black gram split and husked)
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Optional: fenugreek seeds, poha (flattened rice)
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Soaking Time:
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Rice and dal are soaked separately for 4–6 hours.
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Grinding:
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Dal is ground to a smooth, fluffy paste.
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Rice is ground to a slightly coarse paste.
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Both are then mixed together.
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Fermentation:
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The batter is left to ferment overnight or 8–12 hours in a warm place.
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It becomes airy and slightly tangy.
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Texture:
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After fermentation, the batter is light, airy, and slightly thick.
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Uses:
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Primarily used to make idlis (steamed rice cakes).
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Can also be used for uttapam or paniyaram with slight adjustments.
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Storage:
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Fermented batter can be refrigerated for up to 4–5 days.
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Stir before use, as water may separate.
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Nutritional Value:
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Rich in proteins and carbohydrates.
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Fermentation enhances digestibility and adds probiotics.
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Tips:
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Use non-chlorinated water for better fermentation.
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In cold climates, keep in a warm spot or use the oven with the light on.
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Muniyandivilas Dosa Batter(20 Litre)
$85.00
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