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How to make RAVA DOSA (RAVAI DOSAI)

lokloke7777 (3 hours ago) hai i tried it it was not crispy and could u just help me out with the amout of water that should be added, and consistncy of the? batter
chinnu

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maqchan (2 days ago) this? is amazing man... thanx for the chef.. and thx for the video..

 

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malsiachi (5 days ago) ur problem may already b solved.but i tried this recipe today and had the same problem first 2 tries.third time,rubbed oil with a paper towel on the pan and poured the thin batter (make sure its not too thick or else? it wont come right) with a ladle starting from outside in. kept the flame on high. spread some oil on top with a brush/spatula. did not try to flip it until the edges started crisping. that's the trick. it came off easily when i let it cook long enough. came out excellent!

 

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xxsaradominlightxx (1 week ago) dude u? talk so much cut that out main, and get 2 the point!

 

 

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naveenvvg (2 weeks ago) Thank You so much.? I will ask my mom to prepare this.
LongHornist (2 weeks ago) Show Hide 0 Marked as spam Reply I'll tell my mom to cook it? at home.
Seems very nice and crispy.

Thanks vahchef.

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ilsan0 (3 weeks ago) VKM, are you new to cooking. Everything is mentioned there mate! dont expect to get this right the first time. you have to give it a few? tries.. Keep going man!

 

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vkm75 (1 month ago) I just tried ur recipe.. if u had mentioned the amout of cups of rava to amount of water to be? added, it would have helped me better. i could not get any shape... and also pls mention the flame (high,,medium or low) .... i m disappointed. pls help me

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