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Idly Dosa Batter

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This batter makes soft and spongy idlis and crispy dosa, uthappam and paniyarams.idli is a steamed cake made with a rice and lentil fermented batter. The same batteris also used
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    This batter makes soft and spongy idlis and crispy dosa, uthappam and paniyarams.
    idli is a steamed cake made with a rice and lentil fermented batter. The same batter
    is also used to make a crepe called dosa which is often filled with spicy potato filling
    among many other things.
    The cakes are made by steaming a batter consisting of fermented black lentils (de-husked) and rice. Idli & Dosa are two of the healthiest and most popular South Indian breakfast foods.
    Plus, they are vegan and simple enough to make and eat every day. The perfect idli is
    soft and fluffy; the perfect dosa is paper-thin and crisp. It might be hard to imagine that
    such distinctly different foods use the same batter, right?

Organic Idli Dosa Batter for Authentic Taste

Our idli dosa batter is a fermented mix of black lentils and rice, delivering soft, fluffy idlis and crispy dosas. It offers a quick and easy way to enjoy traditional South Indian breakfast staples.

Buy Fresh Dosa Batter Online

Fresh, ready-to-use organic dosa batter ensures convenience without compromising authenticity. It is ideal for making idlis, dosas, uthappams, and paniyarams at home.

How Long Does Dosa Batter Last?

Typically, dosa batter stays fresh for 2 to 3 days when refrigerated. Fermentation continues in the fridge, so it’s best to use within this timeframe for optimal taste and texture.

Tips for Storing Dosa Batter

Store the batter in an airtight container in the refrigerator. Before using, stir well and add water if the consistency thickens.

FAQs

How long can idli dosa batter be stored?

Refrigerated batter lasts 2-3 days; fresh batter is best used quickly for best fermentation and flavor.

Can dosa batter be frozen?

Yes, dosa batter can be frozen for longer storage but may alter fermenting qualities.

What are the uses of dosa batter?

It is used for making idlis, dosas, uthappams, and paniyarams, all popular South Indian dishes.

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