Thursday, January 8, 2009

Protein added Oatmeal Rava dosa

Though my kids are picky eaters, they seem to like some good stuff too :) Oatmeal is one of them. I used to make Oatmeal Rava Dosa once or twice a week to avoid dinner time battle. I wanted to increase the protein in it. I modified my earlier recipe and added 1 cup of Besan to it. I love besan because just one cup of besan has 21g of protein (almost 3 times the protein in 1cup of milk). Dosas came out well and tasted good. Best part -the kids love it.




Here's the recipe for it :
Toasted Instant Oatmeal - 1 cup (dry grind it)
Rava (Cream of wheat) - 1 cup
Rice flour - 1 cup
Besan /Chickpea flour - 1 cup
Buttermilk - 1 cup
Water - as per the consistency
Salt to taste
Cumin seeds- 1/2 spoon (approx)
grated carrot - 1 cup (optional)
green chillies - finely chopped and as per taste (optional)
cilantro - finely chopped
fenugreek leaves or baby spinach - finely chopped (optional)
Mix all the ingredients and let it soak for atleast an hour. Add more water if necessary. The consistency should be as thin as rava dosa batter. Heat the dosa girdle and make dosas.

I am sending this for Ramki's Recipes for the rest of us

I am also sending this for JFI Chickpea hosted by MS and Srivalli's MLLA, an event started by Susan and JFI Chickpea hosted by MS.

52 comments:

Jeyashris Kitchen said...

such a nice and healthy recipe. Adding grated carrot is really good. will surely make a try.

Preety said...

i love the idea of using oatmeal..gr8 recipe

anudivya said...

That totally does make it healthy! Looks great... and I mix oats with my rava dosai batter too! Love it.

Priya Suresh said...

Wow wat a healthy rava dosa..liked the idea of adding oatmeal Vibaas...

Anonymous said...

Thank you so much vibas for this one..even i have a battle to settle here..these are all small solutions..dosa looks yummy.

lubnakarim06 said...

Wow healthy, nutritious and yummy dosa.

Finla said...

This is indeed a very healthu dosa.
My daughter is still a very picky eat, when it come to vegetables.

FH said...

Oat dosa sounds good to me Vibaas, will try this. Have a fun weekend! :))

Srikitchen said...

sounds healthy and too good!

Sharmi said...

that is a great idea to add a lil oats to such rice based item! thanks for the tip!

Vibaas said...

Thanks all for your lovely comments. Have a great weekend!

Jeyashri, looks like you are back from india too. Hope you had a good vacation.

AnuSriram said...

Looks delicious! Nice idea of making dosa with oats.

Trupti said...

what a healthy dosa !!!

Usha said...

Sounds delicious,loved the idea of besan and oat together...

Pavithra Kodical said...

Hi..You always come up with something delicious and healthy..

Gita Jaishankar said...

The dosas look so crispy, like you said this is a very delicious way of adding protein.. a healthy one :)

Deepa Hari said...

Rava dosa...what a coincidence...have posted it too...adding oatmeal sounds interesting...will try adding besan and oatmeal next time when i make.

Anonymous said...

very healthy rava dosa vibas

Mahimaa's kitchen said...

super... nanna iruku paakave.

Vibaas said...

thanks friends.

Varsha Vipins said...

Looks like a healthy dosa Vibaas..:)

veggie belly said...

This is a great idea. I love rava dosa and I'm sure ill love this! I had no idea besan was so high in protein, youve inspired me to use it more!

Unknown said...

nice idea of adding oats to the usual rava dosa...looks yumm

Sunshinemom said...

Looks nicely roasted and crisp!

CurryLeaf said...

Love the idea of adding oatmeal and besan to rava dosa.Healthy and great.I think you can also send it to jfi: chickpeas at sometimefoodie,as besan is an important ingredient here.Kindly check the rules and do send if interested.

Vibaas said...

Thanks CL. I will check it out.

Rathna said...

Hi Vibaas,
Thank you for visiting my blog and for the sweet comments.
Your Oatmeal Rava Dosa rocks !

Raks said...

Ya,this indeed is a healthy dosa! I like oats dosa,may be next time i will try adding in rava dosa too!

Jaishree Iyer said...

Looks delicious! that is a great idea to making dosa with oats.gr8 recipe

Ramki said...

Thanks Vidya,

BTW, what sort of a dosa does this make - crunchy or chewy ?

Vibaas said...

Thanks y'all.

Ramki, it is not as crispy as rava dosa. if you don't add any veggies, it is slightly crisp. if you add veggies, it is soft.

Sum Raj said...

loved that idea adding oats..healthy and great ..

Archy said...

Simple an healthy BF, great recipe !!

Anonymous said...

Hi Vibas ..
First time to ur blog ..
I used to make rava dosa ..But this version is new to me .Dosa looks yummy ..Thanks a lot for sharing the wonderful recipes..
love
veena

Malar Gandhi said...

Sounds a lot more healthy to me...seems like adults will love it too!:) Nice variation from the usual rawa dosa...

Vibaas said...

Thx Suma, Veena, Archy and Malar

Anonymous said...

Hi da..
i have a doubt regarding rava oothappam ..In the recipe that r u adding rice flour or maida ?

Indian Khana said...

That's quick and gud one...wonderful dear

Anonymous said...

This is a great healthy recipe, I was just thinking of how I could use oatmeal for something savoury and hey presto I came across your site. I will be trying this recipe soon.

Vibaas said...

thx Priti and Kiran.

Yasmeen said...

With no need for fermentation,the oat dosa sure are quick and nutritious:)

Nithya Praveen said...

Very nutritious and healthy...great stuff vibas:-)

Cham said...

Great way to incorporate healthy stuff for kids, good one :)

Vibaas said...

Thx Yasmeen, Nithya and Cham

suvi said...

great way to sneak oatmeal into the husband's diet! am relatively new to blogging, have seen you around, wud be glad to see u on mine too:)

Chitra said...

Thats a great idea.I too make oats dosa once in a week.Will add besan and do it:Thanks for the info)will b visiting urs regularly.do visit mine at ur free time!!

LifenSpice said...

hi, you r not posting these days..its been long...where r u?come back and post something soon:)

LifenSpice said...

yes dear, i understand how it is.life gets so hectic sometimes for me too, i forget i have a blog:)

Anonymous said...

I like rava and besan combination too. And the added oatmeal makes your dosas super-healthy.

Vibaas said...

Thanks Simran.

Keerthana, finally i managed to post a recipe ;-)

ms said...

hi vibaas,
I came here via Ashas post on Aroma, this would make a lovely entry for JFI Chickpeas. Do send it in for JFI which im hosting this month.

best!

ms

ms said...

Hi vibaas,
thanks for sending this really healthy recipe in for JFI Chickpea!
best,
ms

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