Sweet Corn Dosa Recipe is almost similar to the rest of the dosa recipes but this one will a bit different as there will be lesser time used in this recipe. This is because the batter made in this recipe is not kept aside to ferment as there is no use of rice. Only a little use of rice powder.
Other than that, what will be used in this recipe will be described in detail in the ingredients section. The main ingredient that makes this dish unique is the usage of Sweet Corn in the batter.
Dosa is a thin pancake or crepe which originated in the South Indian region. Dosa is made from fermented batter made from lentils and rice. There are other variations that can be given to the batter, in this case, sweet corn and other sweet variants are also available. It is similar to a crepe in appearance. Dosa is a common dish in South Indian cuisine.
Sweet Corn Dosa is a dish made from a fermented mixture of lentils and rice whose main ingredients are rice and black gram that are ground together with a pinch of salt and left to ferment. The dish is not harmful as it is made with minimal usage of oil and is tasty and crispy as well. Over the past few years, the dish has become popular all over India. The Dosas are served with various chutney and Sambhar as well.
With people becoming health-conscious, it is a great recipe for health freaks. Great amount of carbs and protein to provide energy with almost 0% of oil.
Add water generously such that the batter attains running consistency ( like milk ).
To the hot tawa pour a ladle full of corn dosa batter in circular motion. Start pouring the batter from the outside rim of tawa to inwards center of tawa. As the batter is thin ,it will become lacy .( The method of pouring this dosa is similar to rava dosa) .Smear few drops oil around the dosa.
Lid the tawa and cook it on a medium flame. Cook till bottom side starts to turn golden brown. Once it becomes crisp ,just fold and serve . No need to flip .