Dosa recipe: https://nyti.ms/2UexHQL
Aloo Masala recipe: https://nyti.ms/2w35ILt
Tejal Rao, The New York Times’s California restaurant critic, can’t show you her face (for anonymous review purposes) – but she can show you how to make perfect dosa and aloo masala. Those are two of the recipes included in her collection of 10 Essential Indian Recipes, which you can read here: https://nyti.ms/2w1mlY5
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WHAT IS HER NAIL POLISH COLOR!!!
This is terrible. Period.
I am italian, and i know yeast in not contemplated in dosa.
Where can I find the other 8 iconic Indian food recipes she mentioned???
NO YEAST! We don't use yeast in dosa batter, the batter ferments on its own. A little curd is added to the batter with water to loosen the batter and give a little tang flavor to the dosa.
Also, Masala Dosa should be eaten by stuffing it, not like some curry and roti/chapati…
She is not afraid of high heat. Quite impressive
On one channel you spread biased news about India , on another you teach how to cook dosa . What a joke 😂
Not only do I love these recipes, but her voice is absolutely divine!! So soothing. Please, more Tejal!!
https://youtu.be/El6XRauImmE dosa
This dosa isnt right. South Indians are gonna be disappointed
Dont add salt before fermenting. Add after fermentation is complete.
This is a mediocre dosa.