First
time when I had Dhokla (a dish of Gujarat) I was like 17yrs. That time I was
pretty busy with my studies and all, so never gave it a thought about it. That
is the age where cooking is not your option & all you know is to educate
yourself & enjoy life.
Later
years life has changed. Now it’s time I have to think about cooking. So then
can a friend in my life who invited me to her house for a tea party. She was
also a newly married just like me & she was experimenting in cooking. She
made “Dhokla” for our tea party & that’s when I got this recipe from her to
try it out.
Yields: 6 Cupcake dhoklas
Ingredients
1 Cup besan flour1 Tsp. sugar
1 Tsp. lemon juice
1/2 Cup curd
1/2 cup water
1 Tbs. ginger green chili paste
Pinch of hing
3/4 Tsp. baking soda
Pinch of turmeric
Salt for taste
For seasoning
1 Tbs. mustard
1 Tbs. sugar
2 Tbs. lemon juice
10 Curry leaves
5 Gree chilies slit in to half
1 Tbs. Olive oil
Grease a pan with butter & keep aside. I used silicon cupcake molds as you see in the picture so skipped this step.
In a bowl take all the ingredients other than baking soda & mix them well. Add the baking soda to the mixture and stir it once & don't over do it.
Now pour the batter in to the greased bowl & either steam cook it or microwave it.
Mean while heat a pan with oil for seasoning & add mustard, curry leaves & green chilies to it. Once the mustard starts jumping add a 1/4 cup water to the pan. To that add sugar & lemon juice & allow sugar to dissolve. Switch off heat.
Now gently remove the dhokla on to a plate & spread the seasoning on to it.
Serve it right away.
Note:
1. I used baking soda instead of Eno. So feel free to use Eno while trying.
2. Microwave method saves little more cooking time. Try it @ your convenience.
I can die for dhoklas, love that you used the muffin moulds for making dhoklas.
ReplyDeleteDhoklis are from my state..and you are serving them..and I love your presentation..absolutely amazing.
ReplyDeletewow awesome prep..
ReplyDeleteluv the idea that u made this in a cupcake mould..
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I like your new look Dhokla.
ReplyDeleteSoft and lovely dhoklis and nice idea of using cupcake moulds...
ReplyDeletewow that's a cute mold!.I love dhokas..
ReplyDeleteYummy cute dhokils
ReplyDeletemy fav.. so soft and love it
ReplyDeleteahhhhhhhhhh dhokla in a cup cake size ahhh what else can be perfect just love the idea going to implement in my house too so good and yum.
ReplyDeleteDelicious and soft looking dhoklas.
ReplyDeleteDeepa
love dhokla and love the shape you can made..looks very inviting!!
ReplyDeletethey look so cute in the muffin liners!!! beautiful shape!!
ReplyDeleteSowmya
I wanted to make this but the recipes I found said you had to leave batter to ferment like idli/dosa batter and last time I tried that in this climate it did not really ferment so I skipped it but I will definitely try your instant method
ReplyDeleteFuss free method of steaming dhoklas in moulds. Looks fabulous...
ReplyDeleteLoved these cute ould shaped dhoklas.
ReplyDeletelove the cute moulds!! These are just amazing!
ReplyDeletewe always make dhokla but cupcake shape is just wow.... following so long ,would be appreciate,if you will follow back.
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Loved your cupcake moulds :) Would definitely try it this way to make them bite size..
ReplyDeleteYeah the cupcake size seem perfect for serving, Long time since I made this, will have to try once again :)
ReplyDeleteNice single serving idea with muffin pan..They look so cute..
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