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        Dose/Dosa is always the favorite breakfast in South India. There are so many varieties of Dosas we can prepare - each one has its own taste and flavor. Rave Dosa is the one of the most popular variety we can find in the restaurants. This recipe is from a restaurant chef from my home town.
    
        Ingredients
- ¾ cup fine rava/sooji/semolina
 - ¼ cup maida/all purpose flour
 - ¼ cup rice flour
 - ½ tsp jeera cumin seeds
 - 2 to 3 finely chopped green chillies
 - 2 TBSP chopped cilantro /coriander leaves
 - ½ tsp salt or salt to taste
 - 2½ to 3 cups of water
 - For making onion rava dosa:
 - chopped onion
 - Also we need:
 - Skillet
 - Oil to make dosa
 
Instructions
- Mix all the flours along with salt and jeera.
 - Then add chillies, cilantro and water ( only 2 ½ cups first ). Mix well so that there are no lumps.
 - Keep it aside for 30 to 45 minutes
 - Then grease and heat the tava/skillet on medium heat.
 - Once the skillet is hot, smear some oil again.
 - Take a ladle of batter (mix the batter each time you make a dosa), and simply spread it all over the tava.
 - Put some oil on it and cover it. Let it cook for 1 ½ to 2 minutes - This is very important, it has cook slowly in order to become a crispy dosa.
 - Flip the dosa and let it cook for another minute. Then remove it from the skillet.
 - Continue the procedure with remaining batter.
 - Every time you make a dosa, remember to mix the batter and grease the skillet.
 
To make Onion Rava Dosa:
- Grease the skillet and sprinkle cut onion on the hot tava.
 - Spread the batter all over the onions.
 - Put some oil, cover it, and let it cook for 1½ to 2 minutes.
 - Flip it over and let it cook.
 - With just one batter we have both onion and plain rava dosa ready.
 - Serve this with Tomato Onion Chutney.
 
Notes
You can also use butter milk or a mixture of curd and water, instead of just water. If you do this, then keeping it aside for 10 minutes should be enough