This quick dosai is made with maida, rice flour, onion, chilies and spices. Unlike regular dosai, there is no need to grind and ferment the dough.
Breakfast
Explore a wide collection of traditional and easy South Indian breakfast recipes, including soft idli, crispy dosai, pongal, adai, upma, uthappam, idiyappam, semiya, and healthy millet or oats-based dishes. These vegetarian breakfast recipes include everyday Tamil favorites, quick tiffin ideas, fermented batter recipes, lunch box options, and comforting dishes served with chutney, sambar, or milagai podi.
Coriander Dosai
A dosa made with chopped onions and coriander leaves. Since the coriander dosa will give slight bitter taste, you can serve it with spicy onion chutney.
Godhumai Rawa Upma
This Godhumai (wheat) rawa upma is served for breakfast.
Rawa Semiya Khichadi
Discover the flavorful Rawa Semiya Kichadi, a traditional South Indian dish prepared with roasted vermicelli, veggies, and spices. Perfect for breakfast or snack time, pair it with coconut chutney or sambar for a satisfying meal.
Idli
Idli is a very common Tamilian breakfast dish that is served with chutney, sambar or milagai podi.
Idiyappam
This plain Idiyappam is a classic Kerala breakfast dish made with rice flour. It can also be served with coconut gratings
Rice Upma
This rice upma is made with rice rawa and served with any chutney or sambar. This rice upma will take more time to cook than ordinary Bombay rawa upma.
Rawa Idli – Method 1
Try something new for breakfast with delicious and visually appealing rava idli. Light, fluffy, and packed with flavor – perfect with chutney or sambar!
Aval (Poha) Idli
This idli is made with aval (poha) and served with tomato chutney.
Stuffed idli
Elevate your breakfast or snack with tasty stuffed idlis. Choose from potato masala or chutney filling for a delightful twist on this traditional dish. Serve with coconut chutney or sambar for a satisfying meal.
Vegetable Idli
Vegetable Idli blends soaked dals, semolina, and chopped veggies into a flavorful batter, then steams into colorful, nutritious idlis in just 10 minutes. Customize with mushrooms, greens, or nuts for extra taste.
Kanchipuram Idli
The kanchipuram idli is made with normal idli batter with the addition of spices. Traditionally, it is steamed in banana leaf. This idli is served with chutney or Idli Milagai Podi.