Green Moong Dal Instant Dosa/Chilla

A high protein, low fat meal which requires no rice or fermentation, unlike the traditional dosa. Its great for breakfast,lunch or dinner,for vegans and those suffering from gluten intolerance.

 

It goes really well with  Saravana Bhavan Style Tomato Onion Chatni/Kara Chatni,(my copycat recipe), and with Coconut Chatni. I have tried it just plain, sprinkled with onions and cilantro and with the traditional stuffing of  potatoes, it tastes delicious no matter what!

My most searched,reviewed and tried recipe is my Mixed Dal Instant Dosa-No Rice No fermentation. Other healthy dosa recipes are Daliye ka Dosa/Cracked Wheat Dosa and Brown Rice Dosa.  Other high protein,low fat options using dals are Moong Dal Appe-South Indian styleGreen Moong DhoklaQuinoa Moong Matar Pulao, and Pesto Moong Dal Appe.

So here is the written recipe followed by the pictorial one-

Green Moong Dal Dosa/Chilla

Aanchal Gupta

A High Protein,Low fat dosa that requires no fermentation.Great for vegans and those following a gluten free diet.

Prep Time 5 minutes
Cook Time 5 minutes
Total Time 10 minutes

Course Breakfast, Dinner, lunch
Cuisine Indian

Servings 6 -8 dosas depending on size

Ingredients

  

  • 1 cup Whole Green Moong Dal
  • 1 inch piece ginger
  • 2 green chilies
  • Chopped onions cilantro and green chilies as toppings(optional)
  • salt as per taste
  • oil for browning the dosas
  • water as needed for grinding moong

Instructions

 

  • Wash and soak the Green Moong dal overnight
  • Grind with ginger and green chilies,adding just enough water to make a smooth but thick batter
  • Add salt and enough water(if needed) to make it into a spreadable consistency
  • Heat a pan/tava and spread like a pancake
  • Sprinkle chopped onions,cilantro and chilies(optional)
  • Put a few drops of oil and let the dosa brown on both sides
  • Serve with Coconut,Green or Tomato Onion Chatni

Notes

Keep the batter a little thick while grinding, you can always thin it out as needed. Adding chopped onions, cilantro is optional.

Tried this recipe?Let us know how it was!

Here is the step by step pictorial recipe-

Ingredients

Spread the ground dal on a tava/griddle and sprinkle onions and cilantro.

It starts leaving sides on its own,put a few drops of oil and flip over and cook

Enjoy with Tomato Onion Chatni, Coconut Chatni or Green Chatni.

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Disclaimer: The nutritional information shared here is approximate. Variations may exist due to ingredients and brands used. Please refer to a Registered Dietitian

or Nutritionist if you have any health issues or questions.

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10 Responses

  1. Tathya

    How much I can have in a day for lunch?
    I am looking forward to try this recipe of yours it looks amazing to me plus it might be easy to make.
    But I am on diet so, could you answer to my question if possible?
    Sir/Madam

    • Aanchal Gupta

      Thanks Tathya. It is definitely an easy and healthy recipe to make. How much you can have in a day depends on so many factors. Your weight, if you are restricting carbohydrates, if you want to stay within a certain calorie count per day. These are high protein, so a think you can easily have 2. If still hungry have some Greek yogurt with it. That should keep you full

    • Aanchal Gupta

      Hi Laila, depending on how big or thick you make the dosa, calories should be between 150-200 calories.

    • Aanchal Gupta

      Hi Sj, depending on the size of the dosa, the carbohydrate per dosa can be anywhere from 15-20 gms, assuming that 1 cup of raw Green moong dal has 130 gms of carbohydrate and we can make 6-8 dosas out of one cup.

    • Aanchal Gupta

      Hi Sj, depending on the size of the dosa, the carbohydrate per dosa can be anywhere from 15-20 gms, assuming that 1 cup of raw Green moong dal has 130 gms of carbohydrate and we can make 6-8 dosas out of one cup.

  2. Madhu

    Hi,am unable to see the recipe for this ,it takes me to a print recipe extension which is not compatible with apple mac.Please advise on how to view the recipe and instructions.Thanks

    • Aanchal Gupta

      Hi Madhu, sorry I was updating my website and now all recipes are available with measurements and instructions. Sorry for the inconvenience. Please share your feedback. Would love to hear back from you.

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