Jackfruit SavoryDosa with jeegujji sippe/Halasinakai Dosa with jeegujje sippe/Breadfruit Skin Chutney
My first choice for alphabet "J" was Joladda rotti. Later i wanted a dosa with J. Thanks to PJ, i got this idea of Jackfruit Dosa - Savory version and paired it with Breadfruit Chutney. PJ gave me the idea of making jackfruit appam or breadfruit bajji. Though i made up my mind for the appam, i wanted to give a final try if there is any dosa with jackfruit. And yes, there is a sweet dosa with jackfruit, now i didn't want another sweet dosa this week, so i tried for a savory version and luckily somebody has already made it here and gave their confession that it definitely tastes good.
Now for the chutney, never in my wildest dream i though breadfruit peel can be made into chutney. I willtalk about it in the chutney post. For now, let us move into making Savory Dosa's with Sweet Jackfruit.
Ingredients
1 Cup raw rice, i used sona masuri
1 cup chopped ripe jackfruit
3 nos green chilies
¼ cup of freshly grated coconut
1 inch piece of ginger
handful of curry leaves
handful of coriander leaves
1 teaspoon cumin seeds
¾ teaspoon salt or to taste
¼ cup of chopped onion (optional, i didn't add)
oil/ghee for making the dosa, ghee preferred
Method
- Soak rice for 2-3 hours. After the said time, drain the rice, take it in a mixer along with chopped jack fruit, chilies, curry leaves, ginger. Grind it to a fine batter. I didn't add any water, the luscious jack fruit was enough to give the moisture required. In case the mixer stucks while grinding, add ¼ cup - ½ cup of water.
- once done, remove the batter to a clean vessel. Wash the mixer with ¼ cup of water and add it to the batter. Let it sit for 15 minutes. It can be poured immediately, no need for fermentation or waiting. But then i was in no hurry, so i left it for 15 minutes.
- Not to this batter, add cumin seeds, salt and chopped coriander leaves. You can even try adding chopped onions, but since my kids don't like it, i haven't added. Check the consistency of the batter, it shouldn't too thick or too thin. Pourable and spreadable consisteny.
- Heat a tava to pour the dosa. Once the tava is hot enough, pour a ladle of batter in the center, spread a little to make a circle, using the backof the ladle. Dot the edges with oil/ghee, ghee is preferred.
- Cover and cook in a simmer flame for a minute, for the edges to brown/crips. Flip the dosa and cook the other side for another minute. Remove the dosa, and serve it hot with chutney of your choice. I recommend a spicy chutney to go with this yumm dosa. I served it with Breadfruit skin chutney/Jeegujje sippe.
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What dosa with jackfruit -- totally new to me and it looks soooo delicious. Bookmarked to try soon.
Jackfruit dosa looks amazing.So soft and delicious.
What an innovative dosai! Did you use raw jackfruit or ripe one? I would love the flavor of jackfruit in my dosa 🙂
Dosa and chutney are very inviting, never tried with jackfruit..
Never heard of this dosa,sounds interesting. Glad that you found out a dosa recipe.
should we nickname u Dosa Queen now :))) very inviting !!
God... what all dosa varieties you are coming up! Dosa with jackfruit! Really??
Was ripe jackfruit used Priya, sounds amazing...
OMG...you rock Priya..lovely dosa and you have actually left me speechless.
They make dosas even with watermelon rind, Priya. ☺
The savory version halasinakayi dose sounds flavorful.
This is a quite unusual dosa. How does it taste? Sweet? The combination of both dosa and chutney looks irresistible..
You are really innovative with your recipes. Glad you found a dosa even for 'J'
Wow, you rock priya, i seriously want to give a try to this unusual dosa. Sounds too good.
This marathon is forcing me to start cooking jackfruit. Your recipe looks super tempting and is totally new to me!! Lovely.
OMG! Jackfruit dosa??Your selection of the dishes is fantastic, Priya.
you come up crazy dosas.. you should 101 dosas priya.
I wanted to try this from long time but have a small doubt whether we accept the flavor of this fruit or not. Dosa looks so inviting with that chutney
all these dosas look so good - each one better than the last
Kackfruit and savoury??????How many dosas are you having right now on your blog?????Will try this as jackfruit is avilable in plenty now
Jackfruit dosa!!!! hard to think that keralites never thought about this.... 🙂