Pasi paruppu dosai | Moong dal Dosai

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Delicious moong dal dosai served with spicy chutney. Perfect South Indian breakfast or snack option.

Easy moong dal dosa recipe for breakfast – South Indian tiffin

If you’re looking for an instant, healthy, protein-rich South Indian breakfast recipe, this low-carb dosa without rice is perfect. No Maida, no rava, no Rice flour dosai is not only healthy but tasty and quick

What tastes best with a protein-rich Indian breakfast – payatham paruppu dosa?

You can serve it with idli podi, chutney recipe, kadayal, thokku, etc.

Can I skip soaking moong dal?

To make the dosai tummy-friendly for digestion and ensure a properly cooked dosai, I recommend soaking it for 30 minutes. Alternatively, you can also soak in piping hot water for 15 minutes.

Do I need rice?

Even without rice, dosai turns perfectly. Crispy moong dal dosa is perfect for weight loss

Delicious moong dal dosai served with spicy chutney and sambar.

Can I add veggies?

Yes, you can add veggies of choice while grinding for this instant dosa recipe without idli batter

Should I discard the red chilli

I would recommend it to balance moong dal. I used Byadagi chilli, so the dosai is not spicy.

Should I rest the dosai batter?

Fermentation is not required for instant dosai; you can grind and make dosai immediately.

Can I add an onion?

Yes,  you can add onion to the Tamil-style dosa recipe

Tips for perfect instant moong dal dosa

  • Don’t skip soaking moong dal
  • Avoid adding excess water
  • Always cook both sides 

Ingredients 

3/4 cup moong dal

3 red chilli

1 cup hot water

 salt

Ginger

1/4 tsp cumin seeds

curry leaves

Dosai

1 tbsp water

Coriander leaves

Sesame oil

Delicious crispy moong dal dosai served on a stainless steel plate with chutney and sambar.

How to make instant Pasi paruppu dosai is a step-by-step guide with pictures

  • First, wash the moong dal well

Moong dal being poured into a pan for making Pasi paruppu dosai.

Delicious moong dal dosai being prepared with soaked and ground moong dal, a traditional South India.

  • Add hot water and red chilli; soak for 30 minutes

Hot water pouring over yellow moong dal for Pasi Paruppu Dosai.

Spicy red chilies soaking in yellow moong dal for Pasi Paruppu Dosai.

Moong dal dosai batter soaking in a pan with dried chilies, ready to cook.

  • Furthermore, add cumin seeds, ginger, curry leaves, and salt; grind well

Delicious moong dal dosai served with fresh curry leaves and dried chilies, a traditional South Indi.

Delicious moong dal dosai served with fresh ginger and herbs, perfect for a traditional South Indian.

Delicious moong dal dosai served with cumin seeds and garnished with fresh herbs. Perfect for a trad.

Delicious Pasi Paruppu Dosai made with moong dal, served with fresh herbs and dried chilies for auth.

Traditional Moong Dal Dosa batter being poured into a pan.

  • Transfer and add 1 tbsp of water and coriander leaves; mix well

Fresh coriander leaves added to moong dal batter for authentic Pasi Paruppu Dosai.

Delicious moong dal dosai batter with water and spices for crispy, nutritious South Indian breakfast.

Delicious moong dal dosai served with chutney, perfect for a traditional South Indian breakfast.

  • Heat the oil in a greased griddle on medium flame

Moong dal dosai cooking on a hot griddle, crispy and golden.

  • Sprinkle a little water and check if the water droplets sizzle
  • Mix the batter well
  • Add a ladle full of batter; spread well

Preparing moong dal dosa batter on a hot griddle for traditional South Indian dish.

  • Drizzle oil on top

Delicious moong dal dosai being cooked on a hot griddle with drizzle oil.

  • Dip the dosai ladle in water; make sure the water is not dripping 
  • Gently flip
  • Cook the dosai on both sides well

Delicious moong dal dosai cooked to perfection, showcasing a crispy texture and golden color.

  • Serve hot

Crispy moong dal dosai served with chutney and sambar on a traditional stainless steel plate.

Delicious moong dal dosai served with spicy chutney. Perfect South Indian breakfast or snack option.

moong dal dosai

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Ingredients

  • 3/4 cup moong dal
  • 3 red chilli
  • 1 cup hot water
  • salt
  • Ginger
  • 1/4 tsp cumin seeds
  • curry leaves
  • Dosai
  • 1 tbsp water
  • Coriander leaves
  • Sesame oil

Instructions

  • First, wash the moong dal well
  • Add hot water and red chilli; soak for 30 minutes
  • Furthermore, add cumin seeds, ginger, curry leaves, and salt; grind well
  • Transfer and add 1 tbsp of water and coriander leaves; mix well
  • Heat the oil in a greased griddle on medium flame
  • Sprinkle a little water and check if the water droplets sizzle
  • Mix the batter well
  • Add a ladle full of batter; spread well
  • Drizzle oil on top
  • Dip the dosai ladle in water; make sure the water is not dripping
  • Gently flip
  • Cook the dosai on both sides well
  • Serve hot

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Delicious traditional South Indian moong dal dosai served on a stainless steel plate.

2 Comments

  1. 5 stars
    High protein Breakfast option!! Almost 6 grams Protein(Equal to an egg) per dosai. Three will keep you hunger free till Lunch

5 from 1 vote

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