Vrat/Upwaas Dosa

Hey guys! The recipe I am posting today is vrat/upwas/fasting recipe. You can have this for your lunch in your fasting days. The dosa turns out crispy with the stuffing is tangy and spicy. Enjoy it with chaas/buttermilk. So lets get cooking…

Ingredients:

For dosa:

Sabudana/Sago – 1 cup

Samo/Sama/Upwaas Rice – 1 cup

Rajgira flour/Amaranth Flour – 1/4 cup

Buttermilk – 1 cup

Water – if required 2 – 3 tbsp

Salt as per taste

For stuffing:

Boiled potatoes – 4 large

Roasted peanut (roughly crushed) – 1/2 cup

Ginger paste – 1 tsp

Green chilies (finely chopped) – 4 pieces

Lemon Juice – 1 lemon

Sugar (powdered) – 1 tsp

Roasted cumin powder – 1 tsp

Coriander leaves (finely chopped) – 1/4 cup

Salt as per taste

For green chutney:

Fresh coriander leaves – 2 cups

Peanuts – 1/2 cup

Ginger – 2 inches

Green chilies (spicy) – 3 pieces

Sugar – 1 tsp

lemon juice – 1 lemon (medium)

Water – approx 1/2 cup

Salt as per taste

Others:

Oil/Ghee for greasing

Curd as accompaniment

Method:

For dosa:

1) Soak the sabudana and samo in a buttermilk for 2 -3 hours or overnight. After 2 hours grind the samo and sabudana. Add salt to this and water not more than 2-3 tbsp. The batter has to be like regular dosa batter. Do not make it too runny or else the dosa will become too chewy.

For stuffing:

In a bowl take the potatoes and mash it. To this add all the remaining ingredients of the stuffing and mix it all well. Keep aside.

For green chutney:

In a grinder take all the ingredients for the chutney and grind it well. Keep aside.

For dosa assembly:

1) Take a non stick tawa. Pour the dosa batter on the tawa on low flame and spread it. Grease it with oil/ghee.

2) Let it cook on medium flame till little crisp. Now spread the chutney on it then the stuffing. Let the dosa cook on medium or high flame till crisp and serve it hot with curd. (Do not cook the dosa on low flame or it will become chewy).

This blog post is part of the blog challenge ‘Blogaberry Dazzle’ hosted by Cindy D’Silva and Noor Anand Chawla and sponsored by Bakez by Daizy



44 responses to “Vrat/Upwaas Dosa”

  1. A new recipe for me , never tried Sabudana dosa , will try now 🙂
    Ghazala

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  2. I fast once a week and always think what could I eat that would be different, light and tasty. Your awesome recipe solved my issue, Shail. Thank you for sharing innovative recipes and tempting pictures.

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  3. I have had samak chawal dosas and idlis but never tried it with sago. Thanks for sharing the recipe. I don’t fast but will definitely be trying it out.

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  4. Dosa from Sabudana sounds something new. Your recipe look tempting too. Thank you for sharing. As I am bored of eating sabudana khichadi.

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  5. I do not observe fasts but this is going to be a new addition to my breakfast menu. I try to make something different each morning so that my family doesn’t feel bored. This will be delicious and healthy so a win-win option for us!

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  6. This looks so delicious I can eat it even without a fast. Adding sabudana is a great idea. Thanks for sharing the recipe. I am surely trying it out.

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  7. This looks like a simple recipe. Though I don’t keep fasts, can try this as morning breakfast. Thanks for such a lovely recipe.

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  8. I am fasting these days. Will have to try this one. Thank you for sharing as fasting food options are less.

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    whisperingwordz

    I am fasting these days. This one, I will give a try. Options are limited for fasting food. Thank you for sharing.

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  10. I like your recipes and the vrat-dosa is another wonderful addition. We used to wonder what to eat during fasting. Vrat dosa seems to be the best option now:)

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  11. Wow this looks amazing and super delicious. Am going to try it out for sure 😊

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  12. This looks amazing. With Janamashtami just around the corner, I think I may have a chance to try it out pretty soon.

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  13. This looks like a must try, yumm recipe, will try this soon, and share my feedback here with you. Thank you for this different recipe 🙂

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  14. a very detailed recipe! though i dont fast this looks yummy to try out nevertheless 😊

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  15. This brings light in my eyes, I never thought of this idea. I will sure make it whenever I do Vrat. I will sure make it on Janmashtami.

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  16. Your recipes are always so good, Shail. In vrat ka khana dont u use sendha namak? Is sugar and ginger allowed? I am confused as I dont know much. I would like anything with sago. Am sure the dosa tastes delicious.

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    1. Thanks Harjeet Ji! In vrat many people have now started using regular namak and yes sugar and ginger is allowed.

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  17. This dosa recipe is so simple and healthy. I would love to try this as breakfast in coming days.

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  18. Wow I usually keep browsing fornoptions when my husband fasts this definitely sounds to be a keeper recipe. Thanks for sharing

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  19. Now we can eat dosa for fasting. Good news and yummy recipe for all who want to eat something different while fasting.

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  20. I am hearing it for the first time and will surely try it out with my MIL

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    Santwona Patnaik

    I do not really observe fasts, but this one’s definitely getting added to my breakfast menu. Also, sending it right away to my mother-in-law, who will find this handy during her fasts. 🙂

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  22. Even though it is meant for fasting times, this dosa sounds and look delicious! I’m a big fan of sabudana!

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I am a lawyer by profession but cooking has been my passion and hence my journey began as a home cook. I have been working with vegetarian recipes and post my recipes using simple ingredients and easy methods to follow.

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