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Sour Curd Ghavan

Posted on Jul 25th, 2009
by Manjiri
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  • Maharashtrian
  • Veg

‘Ghavan’ is a traditional Maharashtrian food which is similar to the ‘Dosa’ we get in the South India. Though the recipe I have given here is not exactly traditional, it forms a great breakfast. Light and easy to digest and delicious too. Best food to be had just after recovering from any illness.

Ingredients:

1 cup rice flour,

1/4 cup besan (gram flour), (optional)

1 cup sour curd or buttermilk,

1 tsp garlic paste,

1-2 green chillies; finely chopped,

A pinch of asafoetida,

Salt to taste,

A tbsp of chopped coriander leaves,

Oil.

Method:

Mix all the ingredients except oil and prepare a batter of pouring consistency, thinner than the dosa batter. Add water as per requirement.

Heat a griddle (tava) until very hot. Mix the batter and scoop a spoonful of it and drop onto the tava, in a circular motion starting from outer periphery. You will find the ghavan is full of small holes, that is the beauty of this recipe. Fill in the gaps where necessary. Cook it on low flame. Smear some oil from the sides and edges. When the base turns golden brown, flip it over. Cook from this side too. Serve with chutney.

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