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Karuppu ulundu dosai, also known as azhagar kovil dosai, an authentic temple prasadam from the temple kitchen. A thick pancake made of rice and black gram dal.
Temple Prasadam
The recipe was from the temple Madapalli/Temple Kitchen and from a person who serves the Lord Kalazhagar on a daily basis. The temple is at the foot hills of Azhagar Malai, Madurai and also one of the 108 Divya Desams of Lord Vishnu.
The Dosa is cooked in a panchaloga tawa, a giant-size dosa pan made of 5 alloys. The dosa is deep fried in ghee. The batter for Azhagar dosa is made in morning and offered evening.
Only one Dosa is made in a day. The dosa is torn into pieces and given with black chana sundal to the Ghosti (a set of people singing hymns). However, during auspicious days and festivals, there might be more people in the Ghosti, so the dosa is made accordingly.
The dosa batter is spiced with pepper, cumin and ginger which gives it an unique taste. The dosa can be made thick or thin according to your wish. I made paper thin dosa for our dinner and we loved it. The taste resembled Anjaneyar Kovil Vada. I served the dosa with Urad dal and sesame seeds chutney.
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Step by Step Instructions to make Azhagar Dosai
Please check recipe card below for exact measurements of each ingredient used and also for the detailed instructions
- Originally, rice is soaked in water, drained and sun-dried. It is then pulsed to coarse texture. Urad dal is soaked and ground to batter and to this pounded rice is added and dosa is made.
- I took the easy route and soaked the rice and dal together for 4 hours. . Drain and grind them together along with pepper, cumin, ginger and curry leaves. Grind it to a coarse batter.
- Let the batter sit for 2 hours on the counter. Add salt to the batter, mix well. Heat a dosa pan, pour a ladle of batter in the center and spread it into a circle. Dot the edges with gingely oil. Once the edges turn brown, flip and cook the other side.
- Serve the dosa hot with your favorite side. I served it with urad dal and sesame seeds chutney.
Recipe for Azhagar koil Karuppu ulundu dosai
Black Urad Dal Dosa | Azhagar Koil Dosai
Equipment
- Indian style mixie or any heavy blender
Ingredients
- ½ cup raw rice
- ½ cup Black urad dal/Karuppu ulundu
- ½ teaspoon peppercorns
- ½ teaspoon cumin seeds
- A small piece of ginger
- A handful of curry leaves
- 1 teaspoon salt
Instructions
- Wash rice and dal and soak them together for 4hours. Drain and grind them together along with pepper, cumin, ginger and curry leaves. Do not grind the batter too fine. Let it be little coarse
- Originally the rice is soaked and sundried, then broken into fine powder. The urad dal batter is ground well and this rice powder is added to the batter and whisked well. But i was too lazy to soak and dry rice, followed the quick route of grinding it along with urad dal.
- Let the batter sit for 2 hours on the counter. Before making the dosa, add salt and mix well.
- Heat a dosa pan, pour a ladle of batter in the center and spread it into a circle. Pour a teaspoon of gingely oil around the corners.
- Be generous with gingely oil. Once the edges turn crisp and brown, flip and cook the other side for a minute. Remove the dosa from the tava and serve it along with your favorite chutney. I served it with Urad dal and sesame seeds chutney.
Nutrition
Disclaimer
I m not a Doctor or a Nutritionist The Nutrition information provided above comes from the plugin and is only an estimate.
The dosai can be made thick or thin. I made it thin and served it with a side of Urad dal sesame seeds chutney.
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MySpicyKitchen
I agree with you on styling. For each dish it was nerve racking coming up with a unique styling. I like the your setting for today's post.
vaishali sabnani
Kudos Priya, cooking everyday and posting is commendable, I would die of nervousness:))..all your dosas are a hit and I know where to come when I want to make a new dosa..simply amazing.
Suma Gandlur
Very tasty and flavorful dosas. I made this for one of the BMs earlier edition and loved it so much that it has become a regular in my home now.
Suma Gandlur
Very tasty and flavorful dosas. I made this for one of the BMs earlier edition and loved it so much that it has become a regular in my home now.
Srivalli
Priya I guess you are being very hard on yourself..I enjoyed all your setup and though I do agree cooking, editing and posting on the same day is tiresome, you managed it so well..kudos on that..lovely theme and lovely dosas..you know my love for dosa right..and enjoyed reading the tidbits too..
Shanthi
Very nice. Well presented. Thanks for linking my blog.
Gayathri Kumar
Looks so amazing Priya. The dosas have turned out so delicious..
Srividhya
very interesting recipe..
Priya Suresh
Wow, thats a fabulous pick for U Priya, dosas came out simply awesome and that chutney steals the show.
Pavani
What a lovely looking dosa Priya. It looks soooo inviting.
Harini R
Love this dosa. Beautiful set up.
cookingwithsapana
Urad dal dosa looks soft and spongy.
Chenée
Looks so delicious, and you can tell that a lot of care goes into the recipe. Thank you so much for sharing!
Smruti Ashar
Lovely dosa and great setup. Loving the recipes you are bringing up here!
Amy Nash
Sounds delicious and would be perfect with many things. I would love this with a wonderful chutney.
Kelley
What an impressive bread! So excited to be able to make this now!
Mirlene
I’ve had other dosas before but not this one. I’ll attempt to make this and get those ingredients soon.
Dana
Absolutely delicious! Never had it but so glad I found this recipe. Will definitely be making this again.