I like a dosa that is crispy like this one is. |
I have not made any chutney yet, but would like to make a coconut chutney soon. I filled it with potato masala, and this is so filling, and yummy! Greek yogurt makes it a complete treat! It is a plus that my daughter loves it. |
Interesting recipe, the quinoa that I have discovered here in France is mixed with bulgar but I am sure it would work the same way. Will give it a try, thanks for this recipe. Diane
ReplyDeleteI'm sure it would be good with bulgar, they make dosa out of many grains and seeds. Good luck! :)
DeleteI love dosa too but they are so easily available here so usually we just pop into the nearest indian restaurant for some...love it with dhal curry and coconut chutney. yum!
ReplyDeleteYou lucky duck, I would love to pick one up any time I want!
DeleteLook lovely I love quinoa is really versatil!
ReplyDeleteThanks, yes quinoa is good so many different ways!
DeleteI love using quinoa in cakes and this is indeed healthy and welcoming - wonderful to wake up or go to have a sliver late at night with my book. The parting photo makes me yearn.
ReplyDeleteOoo I haven't ried it in cakes yet, sounds healthy indeed!
DeleteNice combination of flavours
ReplyDeleteThanks!
DeleteIt looks really good, Lyndsey! I made quinoa with blueberries over the weekend and want to try this one! It is really chilly and raining here today so that last pic looks fabulous to me. I see on your sidebar it is 81 by you, it's 50 here. I love Sarasota and wish I were there on the beach!!! You take it easy and I hope the remaining days of school are a breeze for you!!!
ReplyDeleteI think the weather gadget is stuck on 81, but we have been having pretty steady weather, not much going on, just high in the low 80s and lows in the low 70s. same ol' same ol'. You're more than welcome to come down for a visit and enjopy this beach. It so close and waiting for you! :D
DeleteYum, you added potato masala? That sounds perfect. You are very creative making a recipe. I'm not so creative like you. Coconut chutney sounds amazing. I look forward to that one! :-)
ReplyDeleteYes, the potato masala sure made it a good filling meal. I think you are amazing in your creative meals!
Deletewe call it 'thosai' here in malaysia. It's very common but i'm not sure what they are made of cos i've never made them before. I'm also still crazy about wraps like you. today is friday, so i think you're already now getting ready for your break? enjoy it!
ReplyDeleteYes it's Friday, thank goodness. The students have one more day...so rediculous they have to come to school on Monday! We have to come in Tuesday, get things all tied up for the summer. I can't wait!!
DeleteDosa / Thosai / Potayto / Potahto .... That looks really good! I love these things but it sounds like just too much work for me to attempt. Besides, we have Indian restaurants at nearly every corner so a good dosa is just a short drive away .... lucky me! And I do agree, some greek yogurt goes so well with it ... oh, I'm getting seriously hungry for one right now!
ReplyDeleteHa! You are right, whatever you call it, it's good and all the same to me! :D You are lucky....we are getting more Indian restaurants popping up. Burt we can get a Cuban sandwich just about everywhere, or real authentic Mexican tacos. So if I want dosa I have to make it, really the most work is getting out the food processor...
DeleteYou do come up with great creations; love this one. While in the south of France; we had something similar called soka.
ReplyDeleteThanks, Rita I try! :D I have made some chickpea pancakes that are similar to some they make in France.
DeleteI've never heard of dosa, but it looks like something I'd enjoy! That last photo is wonderful :)
ReplyDeleteI love dosa! I've tried making them before with mung dal and rice, really liked it! quinoa is a new one for me but I do like its nutty flavour so I hope to try this soon! It sounds absolutely yummy with potato masala, not even missing the chutney at all.
ReplyDeleteI love quinoa, it's so healthy and tasty. Would love to try this recipe. :)
ReplyDeleteThis sounds very interesting,Lindsey!I would love to try it!
ReplyDeleteI know it's healthy, but I'm not a huge fan of quinoa. But I'm sure these are good filled with potato masala. Hope your enjoying your summer.
ReplyDeleteLyndsey-such a healthy, delicious, and totally creative recipe you made with the quinoa...something that I have never tried!
ReplyDeleteI can't believe that I totally forgot to stop over, since you posted this post, so sorry about that! Your sunset photo is shared on my "beautiful sunset board" on Pinterest!
love dosa this is fab and so healthy
ReplyDeleteHope you have a wonderful break Lyndsey. I'm really kicking myself now for taking a 12 month position - what was I thinking?!!
ReplyDeleteLyndsey
ReplyDeleteI eat dosa quite often here but never had healthy version like yours. What a great idea to use brown rice and quinoa! It looks quite simple to make too. I never use quino before but I have to give it a try some day when I am in the mood for healthy Indian food,
your dosa sound so healthy, i like to dip with curry, yummy!
ReplyDeleteLyndz, I always enjoy looking at your dosa. Haven't started up any of the recipe yet. But will sure do....am craving for some right now! :o)
ReplyDeleteHope you're having a lovely weekend.
Kristy
p/s still have a few more hours before heading off. hehe....