With monsoons in full swing, food cravings are at an all-time high any time of the day. Pakodas and chai are perfect baarish ke saathi but one cannot risk health by indulging every time. Moreover, if you’re like me then the day has to start right on a healthy note. Breakfast is the most important meal of the day and must be balanced, filling as well as tasty. As a vegetarian, I’m often creating recipes that can include a good helping of protein and this one ticks all the right boxes.
This is an easy, protein-rich recipe that’s one of our breakfast favourites. It’s perfect in this lovely weather and multiple helpings, if at all, won’t hurt either. The best part is that you can make the batter beforehand and keep it in the fridge for 2-3 days too.
Ingredients:
For Dosa batter:
Sprouted moong – 1 cup
Oats – 1/2 cup
Rava – 1/2 cup
Dahi – 1/2 cup
Rice flour – 2 tbsp
Green chillies – 4-5
Cumin seeds – 1 tsp
Salt to taste
Ghee for roasting
For serving:
Coconut chutney, groundnut oil and Podi powder
Procedure:
1. Mix rava and dahi and let them ferment for 10-15 mins. Soak oats in water and keep it aside too.
2. In a mixer, blend sprouted moong, cumin seeds and green chillies. Blend soaked oats separately. Mix them with the rava batter and add rice flour.
3. Add salt as per taste and adjust the consistency by gradually adding water. Your batter is ready.
4. Heat a tava and pour a ladleful of batter in the centre. Spread it out evenly. Grease with ghee and make sure that it spreads throughout.
Roast on medium flame till it turns a crisp brown.
5. Serve hot with coconut chutney and podi powder with groundnut oil.
You can add potato sabzi to your plate and make this a complete meal. This dosa will be thicker than the regular dosa and may take slightly longer to roast. You won’t mind when it’s ready to eat though! Try it out today and let me know if it passed the test of your tastebuds too.
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I have made oats dosa but never mixed if with moon. This is a mix of protein and carb in the right degree. Thanks for the recipe.
The dosa looks so crunchy and tempting Varsha! I have been looking for adding twists to my dosas and i think this one would be a nice change in terms of taste and nutrition too.
Always on the look out for healthy breakfast recipe and now I got a really good easy one. Thanks Varsha.
Your “Healthy Moong and Oats Dosa” recipe is a winner! The clear and concise instructions made it easy to follow, and the dosa turned out delicious and nutritious. Looking forward to more such wholesome recipes! 👍🍽️
Wow loved the recipe varsha . It’s tasty , healthy and perfect for rainy reason . Will surly give it a try . Thanks for sharing this amazing recipe with us .
Dosa with oats..nice. I have never tried oats dosa nor sprouts. Now I am going to shift to this healthy breakfast option and relish it too.
We make lentil dosas often at home. They are very nutritious and light. But I have never added oats to them. i will try this moong and oats dosa as well.
This is something that I will love to make and enjoy. Especially my husband is fan of such items and I am sure he is going to love it. Keep sharing such yummy recipes with us.
Wow! Your moong and oats dosa looks so delicious and is a nutritious variation of the traditional dosa. I like that is healthy and is rich in protein, fiber, and essential nutrients, making it an excellent option for a wholesome and satisfying meal. Thanks for sharing your recipe, Varsha!
Many people are making healthy versions of dosas now a days. It’s great to see oats also being used for dosa. Maybe will try this soon! My son happens to love dosa.
I am trying this for dinner today, perfectly healthy and easy to make for a beginner like me I am assuming, thanks a lot for the share buddy.