Crispy oats dosa, Instant oats

Instant oats dosa, a healthy and easy to make mouthwatering crepe is a perfect breakfast dish and helps to maintain balanced diet.

Preparation of Banana Milk shake:

In a blender, add chopped banana, sliced dates, milk, ice cubes, oats (half cup) and grind to a juicy consistency.

Now, banana milk shake is ready to serve then…

Preparation of Carrot Oats Gavalu:

Grind 1 cup of oats to a fine powder, later transfer to a bowl.
Now, prepare a dough by adding oats powder, all-purpose flour, grated carrot, semolina, crushed pepper, pinch of salt, butter and mix well.
Then using a fork or gavala machine, make it in gavala shape and deep fry in hot oil.

Serve it with any spicy dip.

Preparation of Oats Dosa:

Grind oats to fine powder and transfer to a bowl.
In it, add oats, wheat flour (optional), baking soda, salt, butter, honey (optional) and mix well.
Now, by adding water, make it like a dosa batter.
Heat a pan, add ladleful of dosa batter and spread it in circular shape.
At last, season with oats and butter on top of it and roast it well.

Serve it hot with any chutney.

Ingredients

Directions

Preparation of Banana Milk shake:

In a blender, add chopped banana, sliced dates, milk, ice cubes, oats (half cup) and grind to a juicy consistency.

Now, banana milk shake is ready to serve then…

Preparation of Carrot Oats Gavalu:

Grind 1 cup of oats to a fine powder, later transfer to a bowl.
Now, prepare a dough by adding oats powder, all-purpose flour, grated carrot, semolina, crushed pepper, pinch of salt, butter and mix well.
Then using a fork or gavala machine, make it in gavala shape and deep fry in hot oil.

Serve it with any spicy dip.

Preparation of Oats Dosa:

Grind oats to fine powder and transfer to a bowl.
In it, add oats, wheat flour (optional), baking soda, salt, butter, honey (optional) and mix well.
Now, by adding water, make it like a dosa batter.
Heat a pan, add ladleful of dosa batter and spread it in circular shape.
At last, season with oats and butter on top of it and roast it well.

Serve it hot with any chutney.

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Instant way of cooking dosa with oats by vahchef Instant Oats dosa is a very healthy and easy to prepare mouth watering crepe that is a perfect breakfast dish to be enjoyed by all and makes a balanced diet. A simple, fresh home cooked food like these dosas, provide you with the happiness of good taste and flavor and various nutritional benefits too. Dosa is a very popular South Indian fermented crepe or pancake preparation made from urad dal (black or white lentil) and rice. Traditionally it is a common breakfast dish that is prepared almost every second day in every south Indian home. Dosa is served with either coconut chutney, sambar or milagai podi. It is quite rich in carbohydrates and proteins.

Instant Oats Dosa is an amazing dish which can be prepared in a jiffy to satisfy you hunger pranks. It is also a healthy food and makes a complete nutritional meal by itself. Dosa is cooked in a variety of versions such as paper dosa, set dosa, onion dosa, butter dosa, masala dosa and many more. You can as well make any time of Instant Oats Dosa to impressive your kids and family with good and healthy food. Apart from getting a good feel, oats provides your body with most of the required vitamins and nutrients.

Oats boost an impressive nutritional profile. It is a modest and humble food with notable virtues to offer you. This awesome fiber rich super packed food can lower levels of bad cholesterol (LDL) and help keep arteries clear. Oats is stomach filling and remember that the calorie in oats does not fill you up but it’s the fiber. Eating oats help in reducing cholesterol. Oats are absolutely diabetes-friendly and support healthy digestion. Oatmeal is nutrient dense and can be eaten in many ways.

Start your day with a bowl of oats that provides you with 6 gms of protein and 4 gms of fiber. It also provides you with lots of fiber, omega-3 fatty acids, folate and potassium. You could add few pieces of fresh fruits if you don’t like eating plain oats. Beyond this, you could also add oats to parathas, idli, cookies, breads, pancakes/ dosa etc. Eating up one cup of oats a day will gear you off with nearly 70% of your daily needs for manganese, an important mineral that helps enzymes in bone formation. To start off trying this delicious recipe, check the video and recipe below:

Recipe of Instant Oats Dosa:

Ingredients:

Oats - 1 cup

Wheat flour - 1-2 tbsp

Baking pd - 1-2 tsp

Salt - to taste

Butter cubes - 2-3 nos

Water - as required

Directions: