Ingredients: I
- Bengal Gram flour/Besan – 2 cups
- Curd/Yogurt – 1/2 cup
- Water – 1/2 cup
- Cooking/Baking Soda (Bi carbonate of soda) – 1/2 tsp
- Turmeric powder - a pinch
- Green Chili paste – 1/2 tsp (or green chillies - 2 choppped finely)
- Sugar – 1 tsp
- Lemon juice - 1/2 tsp
- Eno fruit salt– 1.5 tsp
- Salt to taste
- Oil - 1 tsp
- Mustard Seeds
- Curry leaves
- Coriander leaves
- Oil - 2 tsp
Method
- First mix the curd with water and make like a buttermilk.
- To this add the besan and mix well to get a lump less batter, the consistency should be of idli batter.
- If you need water add it, else add soda.
- Keep it aside for 1 hr.
- After 1 hr, add the ingredients II to the batter and mix well.
- You need to steam the batter. so a plate that fits to the pressure cooker.
- Before mixing the ingredients II to the batter, switch on the stove and place the cooker filled with water and place a vesserl over which you need to place a plate in which you are going to steam the dhokla's.
- Allow the water to boil.
- Now sprinkle a pinch of eno in the plate and pour the batter (Ingredients II nixed) to the plate and place the plate immediately on the vessel.
- Close it (no need to put whistle) and wait for 5 mts.
- After 5 mts, using a knife, just check whether the dhokla's are perfectly coooked (by putting the kinfe inside the dhokla and checking no batter sticks to the knife).
- Now switch off the stove and remove the plate.
- Now in a small pan, add the ingredients III and when mustard seeds starts spluttering, just pour them on top of the dhokla's.
- Allow the dhoklas to cool for 3 to 4 mts and cut them in to desired shape and serve hot with green chutney or any chutney.
20 lovely comments:
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Woww.. looks perfect and yummyy.. thanks for the recipe :)
dhokla looks so soft and fluffy..
my all time fav..they came out perfect..soft n spongy..
love dhokla ...looks so soft n tempting...love to have it anytime ...thanks for sharing akhila
Satya
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It has come out beautifully. I love it, but never tried it at home, so will give a try sometime.
I have tasted dhokla in temples only. Always wondered how the texture is so soft and spongy. Seeing this pic, am trying to remember the taste. Looks great.
beautiful dokla, delicious
dhokla looks really appetizing..like those curry leaves on top...
looks yummy & very soft dhokla...
looks prfect!
I almost make it the same way but loved this idea of sprinkling eno on the plate too. gonna try your version soon. love the sponginess and the crackling curry leaves.
Thats a great recipe! looks soft & tempting..
perfect dhokla... luks deliicous and fluffy..... yummy.. never tried til now.. i'll surely try dis.. thx 4 sharing
Nice spongy dhokla...
Came out so perfect..soft and yummy...
thanks for stopping at my blog and for your lovely comments..sorry for being so late..had been away for a few days..
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Suja
Thanks for dropping by and leaving some encouraging words.i love to follow u.....perfect dhokla... luks deliicous and fluffy..... yummy..
It looks so spongy.. Never tried it myself at home.. Shall mark your recipe and give it a try..
Have been wanting to try this for long....urs tempt me to the core :)
I really want to gorge on these yummy, soft dhoklas. Looks yummy
Deepa
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