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When I saw the barley dosa recipe in Champa’s blog I decided to try it immediately because we try to incorporate more whole grains and healthy ingredients in our daily meals. I didn’t have whole grain barley so I used pot barley instead. The dosas came out very good and the only one issue I had was that it was a bit sour. Read the rest of this entry »

When I saw this recipe for roasted cauliflower and tofu curry in WeightWatchers.com I immediately knew that everybody in my house would love it because I roast cauliflower and tofu separately quite often. I wonder why haven’t I tried preparing such a combo before seeing that recipe.

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Adais are similar to that of dosais (or dosa more popularly) in shape and method of preparation. The only difference being that adais are almost instant in the sense, fermentation of the batter is not necessary. Simply put adais are nothing but a batter made with a combination of rice and lentils, thinly spread over a pan like crepes. So the varieties are limitless. One can mix and match the various types of rice and lentils to prepare healthy adais each and every time.

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