Recipe: Delicious Farali dosa with Farali Bhaji and Farali Tomato chutney

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Farali dosa with Farali Bhaji and Farali Tomato chutney. Hi Friends, presenting you a Farali Dosa which can be prepared and served during the fasting days. As the name suggests, farali dosa is popularly consumed during fasting days and is made out of millets. Vrat, Upwas or fasts is observed by may. · Delicious crispy rava dosa recipe.

It requires minimal soaking time and the dosa batter does not need to be fermented.

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You can have Farali dosa with Farali Bhaji and Farali Tomato chutney using 27 ingredients and 6 steps. Here is how you achieve it.

Ingredients of Farali dosa with Farali Bhaji and Farali Tomato chutney

  1. You need of farali dosa.

  2. It’s of sama rice (moraiyo).

  3. It’s of sago (sabudana).

  4. Prepare of thick curd.

  5. It’s of Rock Salt.

  6. You need of Oil.

  7. You need of Farali bhaji.

  8. Prepare of boiled raw banana.

  9. You need of cumin seeds.

  10. You need of ginger chilli paste.

  11. Prepare of Rock Salt.

  12. It’s of black pepper powder.

  13. You need of sugar.

  14. You need of roasted peanuts.

  15. Prepare of lemon juice.

  16. You need of Coriander leaves for garnishing.

  17. Prepare of Oil.

  18. You need of Farali tomato chutney.

  19. It’s of oil.

  20. Prepare of peanuts.

  21. It’s of coconut slices.

  22. Prepare of tomatoes.

  23. You need of ginger.

  24. It’s of red or green chilli.

  25. You need of Rock Salt.

  26. You need of cumin seeds.

  27. You need of curd.

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Farali pattice recipe With step by step photos - farali patties is a Gujarati recipe that is made during fasts.

I often make these patties during Navratri and also on regular days.

Farali dosa with Farali Bhaji and Farali Tomato chutney step by step

  1. In a mixing bowl take sama rice and sabudana in a bowl.Wash and clean it for 2-3 times. soak for 4 hours.

  2. After 4 hrs drain the water and blending a mixer using curd. Do not add water at the time of grinding. Transfer the mixer in a bowl and add rock salt.Rest for 1 hrs..

  3. Heat a nonstick griddle and pour a ladleful batter on a pan. Spread it in a circular motion to make dosa. Spread little oil on the sides Cook dosa until its color changes to brown. Fold this dosa and serve with vrat ki bhaji and chutney..

  4. For farali bhaji:- In a pan heat 2 tbsp oil and add jeera.Once jeera crackles add 5-6 curry leaves, ginger - chillies paste. Saute it for 2 minutes.Add boiled raw banana in a pan.Then add all masala black pepper powder,rock salt, sugar, and grounded and roasted peanuts.Mix well.Lastly, add lemon juice and garnish with coriander leaves and serve hot..

  5. Farali tomato chutney:- In a pan, hot oil and add peanuts and dry coconut. Saute it. Then add ginger, green chilli,and chopped tomatoes. Mix well.Then add salt and jeera in it. Cover and Cook till tomato become soft and mashy. Switch off the gas and let it cool. Take it into a mixer jar and Add curd. Grind into a smooth paste. Farali tomato chutney is ready to serve..

  6. Serve hot Farali dosa with Farali Bhaji and Farali Dosa.

When I added the recipe post, I had made these stuffed patties for my mom-in-law, as she is very fond of pattices and tikkis.

Serve farali dosa with farali coconut chutney and this makes a filling breakfast for vrat days.

You can make it a meal by serving with chutney and sukhi bhaji (similar to out potato masala.

Here is another famous south indian delicacy to please your palate on a fasting day.

Best enjoyed with green chutney or peanut and curd chutney.