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    Home » Breakfast, Brunch, Dinner Recipes » Farali Dosa | Sama Ke Chawal Dosa for Vrat

    Farali Dosa | Sama Ke Chawal Dosa for Vrat

    Published: Sep 7, 2018 · Modified: Nov 1, 2020 by Srivalli · 11 Comments

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    Farali Dosa, a dish made during Vrat or Fasting days, uses Barnyard Millets and Sago. This is a quick and instant Dosa that can be made within 10 mins.

    Since it was quite tough to get dishes starting with F for Indian Flatbreads, I knew it would be the same with Dosa Varieties. However, I remember reading about Farali Dosas and a quick google search gave me so many options. I was inspired by many such recipes which used different combinations. But remember I had a sub theme of making fermented and quick instant dosas.

    So this is part of the quick and instant Dosa versions, where the Sama ki Chawal or Barnyard Millets and Sago are ground to a fine powder before making a batter. All it needed was just 5 mins to get the ingredients in a mixer and grind. I was only making for myself, so used about 1/2 cup of the millets and handful of Sago.

    The only caution we need to take is to ensure using a nonstick pan and cooking in low flame. Since I am never a person to fast, I wasn't sure if one would add onions. I just went by what Amma does and didn't add. The dosa was crispy and more like Rava Dosa. You will have to infact pour the batter just like you would do with Rava Dosa.

    I was delayed in making this dish ahead and for a moment I felt I will again postpone. However, as I said, it took just 10 mins to get the batter ready and I went ahead making it. This whole Mega BM pictures are plain and simple without any frills. Mind refuses to think much when you will have to complete everything in short span of time.

    Finally, for F in the A to Z Flatbread and more, I made Farali Dosa in the A to Z Dosa Varieties. If you are curious to know what F in AtoZ Indian Flatbread, check my other space!

    Farali Dosa

    A to Z Dosa Varieties

    A for Alle Belle
    B for Bele Dose
    C for Chilro
    D for Dhuska
    E for Eylanchi

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    How to make Farali Dosa

    Step by Step Pictures for making Faraali DosaHow to make Farali Dosa 1

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    Sama Ke Chawal Aur Sabudana Ki Dosa

    Farali Dosa | Sama Ke Chawal Dosa for Vrat

    Ingredients Needed:

    • 1/2 cup Barnyard Millets/ Sama /Kuthiravali
    • 1/4 cup Sago / Sabudana
    • Cooking Oil for frying
    • A Pinch Salt

    How to make the Farali Dosa

    • Take the ingredients in a mixer and grind to a fine powder.
    • Transfer to a bowl and add salt.
    • Slowly add water to get a thin batter.
    • Heat a nonstick pan and season well.
    • Pour a ladleful of batter and cook on low flame.
    • Flip and cook on the other side.
    • Serve with a chutney.

    Notes

    The batter tends to thicken if you let it sit for a while. So the dosas need to be made right away.
    Cooking on low flame will result in crispy dosas
    Add less salt than required as the grains tend to be salty.

    Vrat Ki Dosa

    Farali Dosa
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    Farali Dosa | Sama Ke Chawal Dosa for Vrat

    Farali Dosa is a dish made during Vrat or Fasting days, using Barnyard Millets and Sago. This is a quick and instant Dosa that can be made within 10 mins.
    Course Breakfast, Dinner
    Cuisine North Indian
    Keyword Fasting Dishes
    By Cook Method Stovetop
    Occasion Festival Meal
    By Diet Fasting Food
    Dish Type Dosa Varieties, Millets
    Servings 2 number
    Author Srivalli

    Ingredients

    • 1/2 cup Barnyard Millets / Sama /Kuthiravali
    • 1/4 cup Sago / Sabudana
    • Cooking Oil for frying
    • A Pinch Salt

    Instructions

    • Take the ingredients in a mixer and grind to a fine powder.
    • Transfer to a bowl and add salt.
    • Slowly add water to get a thin batter.
    • Heat a nonstick pan and season well.
    • Pour a ladleful of batter and cook on low flame.
    • Flip and cook on the other side.
    • Serve with a chutney.

    Notes

    Since the grains are ground directly, if you let it rest, the batter will become thick. So the dosas need to be made right away. Cooking on low flame will result in crispy dosas Add less salt than required as the grains tend to be salty.
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    1. gayathriraani says

      September 07, 2018 at 8:25 am

      This looks so much like the rava dosa. The preparation method is really interesting Valli. I have used flours in dosas, but never did it like dry grinding ingredients. The recipe sounds so easy to prepare and perfect for all those who are fasting..

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    2. Sowmya:) says

      September 08, 2018 at 5:47 am

      Love this instant version of the dosa! Mine is a slightly more long winding one...this looks so Lacey like the rava dosa! Yum

      Reply
    3. harini says

      September 08, 2018 at 8:18 am

      The lacy look is definitely an added attraction. Reminds me of RAva dosa.

      Reply
    4. Priya Suresh says

      September 08, 2018 at 11:29 pm

      Sounds like an easy dosa to try if you dont have dosa batter at home. Looks as much like our own rava dosas na.. Love that lacy looks of this farali dosa.

      Reply
    5. Annapurnaz says

      September 09, 2018 at 6:05 pm

      This farali dosa looks quite lacy and crisp. I love this type of dosa. I once tried farali dosa, but that was a disaster. Will try your method this time

      Reply
    6. mayurisjikoni says

      September 12, 2018 at 1:49 am

      Wow looks like rawa dosa, when will I get those beautiful holes? Have tried but failed. Now one more farali recipe added to my list.

      Reply
    7. Renu Agrawal Dongre says

      September 14, 2018 at 10:16 pm

      The farali dosa looks so so cruspy, a delicious treat for vrat/fasting.

      Reply
    8. Padmajha Sureshbabu says

      September 18, 2018 at 9:58 pm

      For this letter I just chose Farali and came up with a dish later! These dosas look so lacy with those holes!!Must try these as well as I am so fond of such instant dosa types other than the regular rava dosa.

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    9. Sandhya Ramakrishnan says

      September 20, 2018 at 4:46 am

      That dsai looks so lacey and crispy. I like the idea of using the millet and sago for dosa. Fasting or not, this could be a good weekday dinner option.

      Reply
    10. code2cook says

      September 25, 2018 at 7:39 pm

      farali dosa resembling like rava dosa with all texture. Looking fantastic moreover it is a quick dish to make.

      Reply
    11. Simply Tadka says

      October 12, 2018 at 3:17 am

      This recipe looks so healthy and tasty.. perfect for navratri days... Great pick with F

      Reply

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