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How do you fix fermented dosa batter?
If it is too sour but thick enough add fresh milk, say half a cup. This brings down the sourness. If it is too watery and sour add half a cup of rice flour or semolina (rava), mix and let soak for 15 mins. Then pour into idlies or dosas.
Why does my dosa batter smell sour?
There can multiple reasons for the batter tasting bitter. It seems you left the batter outside fridge even after fermentation. Old rice powder can also be a reason. Rice powder , sooji and Maida should be consumed fresh otherwise they taste bitter and smell bad.
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How do you keep idli batter from getting sour?
- The ideal ratio is 4:1 rice to dal, but quantity of rice needs to be adjusted a bit for quality of rice. …
- DO NOT GRIND URAD DAL AND RICE TOGETHER. …
- Instead of using whole rice, get idli rava / idli sooji / coarse rice powder. …
- Soak Urad Dal for at least 4 hours.
Does salt help in fermentation of dosa batter?
Salt inhibits fermentation and interferes with good bacteria to a certain extent. So one might want to add the salt after fermentation. At the same time, if you live in a hot and humid place then salt might be your friend because your batter will not be over fermented and will not turn sour soon.
How do you know if dosa batter is bad?
You should be able to see a rise in its volume, and it should also start smelling slightly sour. Ideally, when ready, the fermented dosa batter should have almost doubled in volume and become thick and foamy.
Why do we add methi seeds in dosa batter?
Why do we use fenugreek or methi seeds in dosa-idli batter making? Chef Vinod: Methi seeds contain compounds high in beta-glucans. They help hold carbon dioxide, which makes idlis fluffy and soft. Methi seeds also give viscosity to the batter.
Can idli batter be over fermented?
Pro tip: Do not over-mix the fermented batter, because with excess aeration in the batter, after steaming – the idlis will rise and then collapse quickly too. Just give the fermented batter a proper but gentle mix one time.
Can we keep idli batter in fridge after fermentation?
The shelf life of the fermented idli batter is very short and it can be stored under refrigerated conditions for about 3–4 days.
How do you know if idli batter is fermented?
To check you can also drop a small drop of batter in a bowl with clean water. The batter should float which means it’s fermented. If not then it needs more time for fermentation. Now the idli dosa batter is ready to make Idli and Dosa!
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What if dosa batter does not ferment?
If the batter is not fermented well, you can add some Yogurt or Butter Milk to it. It will get the right sourness to the batter. Finally, if the batter is too thick, you can add some water and get it to the right consistency.
Can we keep dosa batter in sunlight for fermentation?
While grinding its better to use the same water in which you have soaked the rice and urad dal. You can leave the batter in the oven, with just light on because light will provide heat (light energy is converted into heat energy). Proper temperature is also very imp for fermentation. Usually 30-35 degree Celsius.
What happens if dosa batter is over fermented?
Plain dosas or paper dosas taste amazing when they offer a hint of sourness. This comes from the regular fermentation process. But if the batter is already over fermented, your dosas will taste extremely sour. You might have experienced the same taste with dosas made out of the store-bought batter.
Can we add baking soda to dosa batter?
Yes you can. Do remember though that baking soda would need a partner (a chemical reaction) to produce carbon dioxide (that causes the quick fermentation- bubbles in batter) and you will need to add a bit of curd or vinegar or lemon juice in order to get what you want.
What happens if urad dal is more in dosa batter?
Actually excess of urad dal (black gram) will not make idlis harder. It is excess steaming or excess rice that makes the idlis harder. Regarding dosas, excess urad dal does not make dosas harder but dosa will stick to the pan.
How long does dosa batter last in fridge?
The dosa batter needs to ferment for about 8 hours. The fermented batter can be refrigerated in an airtight container for up to 4 days or frozen for up to 1 month; defrost completely in the refrigerator before using.
Can we keep dosa batter in fridge?
Originally Answered: how long can I store dosa batter? You can store for 10 /15 days in the refrigerator. The trick is to use the quantity of batter which is fermented for immediate use and rest which is not fermented store it in a stainless steel container and put the lid properly.
Can we make dosa immediately after grinding?
Yes ,you can prepare dosa immediately. No. it needs to ferment for 8–10 hours to develop some good bacteria.. It enhances it taste as well.
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Does salt help in fermentation?
Salt is an important ingredient in fermentation. Not only does it keep unwanted bacteria from propagating, it also helps to keep the vegetables crunchy and crisp, adds flavor, preserves vitamin content, and can slow the fermentation process to allow flavor to develop more fully.
How do you fix watery idli batter?
Originally Answered: How do I adjust an idli batter if it becomes watery? Add some rice flour or rava in the batter. This would make the batter thick . And add a bit of baking soda so that the idli are softer.
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