Instructions: This archive contains images and labels for the Idly-Dosa-Vada (IDV) dataset, for use with Yolo (and Tensorflow) object detection frameworks. The dataset contains 1009 images, and corresponding labels. The dataset was created by using euclidaug, using only 6 images per class. Folder structure after extracting idv-dataset …
DetailsFirst grind the urad dal into a fine smooth batter. While grinding add just enough water to make it into a very very smooth batter. The batter will look fluffy. Pour this batter into a large container. Grind the rice into a smooth paste, adding just the required amount of water to grind into a almost smooth batter.
DetailsThe reasons might be due to improper washing of rice and dal. Rinse the rice well while washing. Discard the water and use fresh water for soaking. Adding more methi seeds may also give yellow idlis. Normally my mom doesn't add methi seeds for idli, dosa batter. My mom's idli always look super white.
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DetailsSouth Indians love Idlis, Dosa, Appes, Uttpam for Breakfast. South Indian cuisine offers fantastic breakfast options like Idli, Sada Dosa, Uttapam and Rice Appe that are not just tasty but very healthy as well. Since they offer the right blend of cereals and pulses, you get energy and nutrition to charge into the day with vigour. Buckwheat Dosa.
DetailsMasala Dosa preparation: firstly, add a ladleful of batter on hot tawa. spread as thin as possible making a crispy dosa. take 1 tsp of butter and spread uniformly. also, place 2 tbsp of prepared aloo masala in the centre. roast until the dosa turns golden brown and crisp. scrape the sides of dosa and roll the dosa.
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DetailsIngredient notes/swaps. The key to achieving spongy idlis lies in the correct ratio of urad dal to rice. In the summer, adhere to a 1:4 ratio of urad dal to rice.However, during winter, adjust to a 1:3 ratio, increasing the amount of urad dal to facilitate fermentation.. Rice – For the perfect idlis, choose varieties such as Idli rice, parboiled …
DetailsDirectionsStep1Wash and soak idli rice, urad dal, poha and methi seeds in a large bowl. Ensure there is at least 1 inch extra water above the rice and dal mix.Step2For the dosa batter, soak the toor dal and chana dal in a separate bowl and keep aside. Soak for about 8-12 hours.Step3Once the grains have soaked for about 8 hours, drain the excess water from both the bowls and keep aside.Step4Grind the idli rice urad dal mix in Bowl 1 till almost smooth with approx 1 3/4 to 2 cups ice cold water adding additional water if required. The consistency should be such that it can leave a thick coat on the back o…Step5Divide the batter by half and transfer into two separate bowls. Ensure they are divided into exactly two halves. One bowl is the idli batter and one bowl is the dosa batter.Step6Grind the toor dal and chana dal mix in bowl 2 with a few tablespoons of water into a smooth batter. Add this to one of the bowls and mix well. This is the dosa batter bowl and the other one without the toor dal and …Step7Cover both bowls and set aside to ferment. Leave it in a warm, dry place away from direct sunlight to ferment. Fermentation takes anywhere between 12-24 hours. The time varies depending on the humidity an…Step8Once fermented, the batter should have almost doubled with a slight dome shape and a wrinkle, bubbly layer on top. You should be able to smell sourness in the batter. This smell means it has fermented. …Step9Add 3⁄4 teaspoon salt to the idli batter and mix well.Step10Add 1 teaspoon salt and sugar to the dosa batter and mix well.Step11To make idlis, grease the idli plates with oil and pour batter into each crevice till its almost full. Arrange the plates onto the idli rack and place in a steamer with a cup of water. Steam for 15 minutes.Step12Allow to cool for 2-3 minutes and use a spoon to remove the idlis from the idli plate. Serve hot along with ghee, sambar and chutney!Step13To make dosas, heat a non-stick tawa or a seasoned cast iron dosa tawa over medium heat. Once hot, sprinkle some water (the water should immediately sizzle) and wipe the pan clean. Pour one ladle of dosa batt…Step14Drizzle a spoon or two of oil or ghee around the edges and in the center, and let this roast for 1-2 minutes till golden brown. Then flip it over and roast for 30-seconds. Flip it back, fold and serve hot!Step15Serve hot along with some sambar and chutney!IngredientsIngredients2 cupsIdli Rice (or parboiled rice)½ cupUrad Dal¼ cupPoha (or flattened rice)¼ cupRice (Cooked)1 tablespoonMethi Seeds (Fenugreek seeds)2 ½ cupsIce Cold Water2 tablespoonsToor Dal2 tablespoonsChana Dal1 ¾ teaspoonsSalt (divided)1 teaspoonSugar (used in dosa batter)1 tablespoonOil (or ghee, plus extra for dosas)See moreNutritionalNutritional274 Calories3 gTotal Fat5 mgCholesterol52 gCarbohydrate523 mgSodium10 gProteinFrom myfoodstoryRecipeDirectionsIngredientsNutritional
DetailsInstructions. firstly, in a large bowl soak 1 cup urad dal for 2 hours. also, soak 2 cup idli rice for hours. after, 1 hour of soaking of urad dal, drain off the water and transfer to the grinder. grind for 45 minutes adding water as required. use urad dal soaked water for grinding, as it helps in fermentation.
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