Sweet Corn Dhokla Recipe | INSTANT & EASY Breakfast | इंस्टेंट स्वीट कॉर्न ढोकला | Chef Sanjyot Keer
Ingredients
- Upma rava1 cup
- Yoghurt½ cups
- Sugar3 ½ tsp
- Saltto taste
- Sweet corn1.83 cups
- Ginger3 inches
- Chili pepper9 nos
- Turmeric · powder½ tsp
- Chili flake · flakes½ tsp
- Oregano½ tsp
- Peanut oil1 tbsp + 2–3 tbsp
- Eno1 tsp
- Black pepper · powderas needed
- Mustard seed2 tsp
- Asafoetida½ tsp
- Curry15–20 nos
- Cilantroa handful + 1 bunch
- Minta handful
- Cumin½ tsp
- Gathiya2–3 tbsp
- Lemon
Instructions
- Whisk the rava, sour curd, water, sugar and salt in a large bowl, cover and rest for 10-15 minutes.
- Grind the 1.5 cups sweet corn with the green chilli and ginger into a paste.
- When the batter has thickened, mix in the corn paste, the 1/3 cup sweet corn, turmeric, red chilli flakes, oregano and 1 tbsp oil.
- Grease the dhokla trays. Dissolve the eno in 1 tsp water, add it to the batter and mix well, then pour the batter evenly into the trays and tap gently.
- Sprinkle red chilli flakes, oregano and black pepper on top.
- Steam the trays over high heat for 20 minutes, until a knife inserted comes out clean.
- Let the dhokla cool slightly, then cut into pieces.
- Heat oil in a tadka pan over high heat. Add mustard seeds, sliced green chillies and asafoetida, stir and cook briefly, then add curry leaves.
- Pour the tempering evenly over the dhokla and garnish with chopped coriander.
- For the chutney: blend the coriander, mint, ginger, green chillies, cumin, sugar, gathiya, lemon juice, ice cubes, a splash of water and salt into a fine, thick chutney.
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