Dosas are a
South indian classic, loved for their crispiness and versatility. While plain or masala dosas are everyday favorites,
Chicken Dosa takes it up a notch with
spicy, flavorful chicken filling. It’s perfect for a
hearty breakfast, brunch, or dinner.
1 Ingredients You’ll NeedFor the Dosa Batter:· 1 cup
rice· ¼ cup
urad dal (split black gram)· ½ tsp
fenugreek seeds· salt to taste· Water as needed
For the chicken Filling:· 250 g
boneless chicken, finely chopped· 1 small
onion, chopped· 1 small
tomato, chopped· 1 tbsp
ginger-garlic paste· 1 tsp
red chili powder· ½ tsp
turmeric powder· 1 tsp
garam masala· salt to taste· 1 tbsp
oil· Fresh
coriander for garnish
2 Step 1: Prepare the Dosa Batter· Soak
rice, urad dal, and fenugreek seeds for 6–8 hours.· Grind into a
smooth batter and let it ferment overnight.· Add
salt before making dosas.
3 Step 2: Cook the chicken Filling· Heat
oil in a pan.· Sauté
onion until golden brown. Add
ginger-garlic paste and cook for 1 minute.· Add
chicken, turmeric, red chili powder, garam masala, and salt.· Cook until
chicken is tender. Add chopped
tomato and cook until soft.· Garnish with
fresh coriander. Set aside.
4 Step 3: Make the Dosa· Heat a
non-stick pan or cast iron tawa.· Pour a ladle of
batter and spread thin in a circular motion.· Drizzle
a few drops of oil around the edges and cook until the
bottom is golden and crisp.
5 Step 4: Assemble the chicken Dosa· Place a
spoonful of chicken filling on one half of the dosa.· Fold the dosa over the filling and cook for
another 1–2 minutes.· Serve immediately while
crispy and hot.
Bonus Tip: Make It Extra Flavorful· Add
grated cheese or a sprinkle of
chili flakes to the chicken filling.· Serve with
coconut chutney or tomato chutney for a
classic South indian touch.
Final Bite: Crispy, Spicy, and DeliciousChicken Dosa is a
perfect fusion of South indian crispiness and rich chicken masala flavor. It’s
easy to make at home and guarantees a
restaurant-style experience on your plate.
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