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Brown Rice Dosa / Crepes


Everyone love these Indian Crepes. Instead of making traditional white rice dosas, we can make Brown Rice Dosas. I tried these brown rice crepes from Brown Basmati Rice.

You will need :
Brown Basmati Rice / just Brown Rice -  3 cups 
Urad Dal / Black Gram  - 1/2 cup

Soak both the rice and the dal separately for 2 hours. Then grind them into a dosa batter consistency and add salt. Let it ferment for 5 to 6 hours . Make crispy crepes..


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