Instant wheat dosa is a savory Indian crepe made with whole wheat flour.
5 mins of prep time and 15 mins of rest time is all that is needed to make these tasty and healthy dosa.
In South India, these dosa are also called as Godhuma Dosa or Godumai Dosai. In the North they are referred as Atta Dosa.
This is a quick and easy recipe for any one who is craving for dosa, as this can be done instantly unlike the regular dosa recipe which needs soaking, grinding and fermentation.
This Instant Whole Wheat Dosa
- are thin and crispy
- can be made in 20 minutes
- a quick breakfast or dinner dish on a busy week day
- is a healthy take on popular South Indian dosa varieties
- batter comes together in 5 minutes and do not require any grinding or fermentation
Ingredients:
Instructions with step by step pics-
1 & 2 – In a large bowl add the whole wheat flour, suji (semolina), salt and melted ghee.
3 – Using your hands mix them together till they become crumbly. This step will help us in getting crispy dosa.
4 & 5 -Add the curd and water and mix well, use a whisk to remove the lumps. Cover it with a lid and set a side for 15 minutes.
6 – After 15 minutes, mix the batter and if needed adjust the water. The batter should be slightly thick but easily pourable, like the one shown in the picture below.
7 – Add the baking soda and mix the batter for 15-20 seconds.
8 – To make the dosa, heat a cast iron skillet or a non stick tava on medium heat. To spread the dosa easily, we need to make sure the pan is not too hot. Drizzle some oil and wipe it off with a paper towel. Now sprinkle some water and wipe it off. Reduce the heat, take a ladle full of batter and pour the batter from the center and make a thin circle.
9 & 10 – Increase the heat to medium and cook for 20 seconds. Once the top gets little dry, add the oil and smother on the dosa with a spatula.
11 & 12- Cook till the sides and the bottom gets golden brown. Cook on medium flame to get crispy dosa, we don’t need to flip the dosa.
Repeat making rest of the dosa by wiping off the pan with oil every time. If you think the pan is very hot, reduce the heat, drizzle some water and wipe it off.
To make crispy wheat dosa –
- use a cast iron skillet for best results
- make sure the batter is not too thick
- spread the dosa thin
- cook on medium flame until golden
- cook the dosa only on one side
- make sure you serve the dosa immediately to enjoy them when they are still crispy.
Frequently asked questions –
can I skip suji, yes you can make the dosa with just wheat flour
what can i replace suji with. you can substitute suji with rice flour
what can i replace ghee with– melted butter or regular vegetable oil
do I have to use curd? because this is a instant dosa, curd is a key ingredient which will help us give that sour, fermented taste
to make it vegan, skip ghee and add oil instead
Serving suggestions-
Serve this wheat dosa with coconut chutney, peanut chutney, sambar, tomato curry, ginger carrot pachadi or potato fry.
More Instant Dosa Recipes –
Pesarattu | Green Moong Dal Dosa
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Instant Wheat Dosa
Equipment
- cast iron skillet or non stick pan
Ingredients
- 1 cup whole wheat flour
- ¼ cup suji (semolina)
- 1.5 tbsp ghee, melted ( or use melted butter or oil)
- ½ cup curd (plain yogurt)
- ¼ tsp baking soda
- salt to taste
- 1.25 -1.5 water or as needed
- oil to make the dosa
Instructions
- In a large bowl add the whole wheat flour, suji (semolina), salt and melted ghee.
- Using your hands mix them together till they become crumbly. This step will help us in getting crispy dosa.
- Add the curd and water and mix well, use a whisk to remove the lumps. Cover it with a lid and set a side for 15 minutes.
- After 15 minutes, mix the batter and if needed adjust the amount of water. The batter should be slightly thick but easily pourable.
- Add the baking soda and mix the batter for 15-20 seconds.
- To make the dosa, heat a cast iron skillet or a non stick tava on medium heat. To spread the dosa easily, we need to make sure the pan is not very hot. Drizzle some oil and wipe it off with a paper towel. Now sprinkle some water and wipe it off.
- Reduce the heat, take a ladle full of batter and pour the batter from the center and make a thin circle.
- Increase the heat to medium and cook for 20 seconds. Once the top gets little dry, add the oil and smother on the dosa with a spatula.
- Cook till the sides and the bottom gets golden brown. Cook on medium flame to get crispy dosa, we don’t need to flip the dosa.
- Repeat making rest of the dosa by wiping off the pan with oil every time. If you think the pan is very hot, reduce the heat, drizzle some water and wipe it off.
Monica J
How much baking soda is to be added?
Madhavi
Please add 1/4 tsp baking soda. I will updated the recipe. Thank you!
Sujatha
I just love all your receipes.