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I tried a recipe of Masala dosa , the batter comes out good but when I fry the dosas they turn out dry and crumble what am I doing wrong?
Thanks
Query posted by : Alka on 2-Oct-2015

Is it too thick? Try diluting it a bit.

You did not tell how much soda, dalchini, jaiphal to be used in the wheat atta cake.
Query posted by : Malathi on 12-Sep-2015

I have:Atta (Whole wheat) 2 cups (400 g)
Gur ki shakkar (or Brown Sugar) 2 cups (450 g)
Baking powder 2 ½ tsp
Dalchini (Cinnamon) powder ½ tsp
Jaiphal (Nutmeg) powder ½ tsp
Oil ½ cup (125 g)
Water ½ cup
Eggs 4
Vanilla essence ½ tsp
walnuts to garnish (optional)
2 baking tins 8”-9” round

You did not tell how much soda, dalchini, jaiphal to be used in the wheat atta cake.
Query posted by : Malathi on 12-Sep-2015

I have:Atta (Whole wheat) 2 cups (400 g)
Gur ki shakkar (or Brown Sugar) 2 cups (450 g)
Baking powder 2 ½ tsp
Dalchini (Cinnamon) powder ½ tsp
Jaiphal (Nutmeg) powder ½ tsp
Oil ½ cup (125 g)
Water ½ cup
Eggs 4
Vanilla essence ½ tsp
walnuts to garnish (optional)
2 baking tins 8”-9” round

Dear Madam

My query is that whenever i make Rasagullas they turn good but they make ChCh sound while eating which is very irritating. Please let me know where am i going wrong. If refridgerated they sink too. Please solve my problem.

Thanking you
Query posted by : Saraswati Rao on 8-Sep-2015

Sink is alright. I am not sure but sometimes I get that sound if the paneer has been made with too much of the curdling agent. You should add it little by little and stop as soon as the water begins to clear. See if it helps.

In sama ke chawal ka dhokla do we have to grind the chawala before soaking , or just soak with curd & they will be fine after soaking & fermenting.

OR after soaking they need to grind

OR just soak rice curd use as it is.
Query posted by : Neelu Agarwal on 2-Sep-2015

No you do not have to grind it any time. Just soak rice and curd as it is.
 
 

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