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This was a tricky situation – I had bookmarked a couple of recipes from Mugda’s blog Cooking Fundas, whom I am paired with for Blog Hop Wednesday started by Radhika and at the same time, I had this desire to do the Blogging Marathon with Valli and Co – What’s poor me gonna do except conceive of a master plan to keep both my commitments with one post, so that I could stick to my theme of cooking with fruits for the blogging marathon – For this I really had to scour Mugda’s blog to get a recipe with fruits and I found it in the least likely place in the dosa section – This is what I would called a mix between a karacha dosai (Rava dosais) and pancakes – The kids returned from school a few moments ago and had them hot and LOVED them so much, So thank you my dear Mugdha for adding a new& yummy recipe to our home
I had to modify a bit because I did not have aniseeds and I really forgot to add the coconut altho I was so excited about seeing it on the recipe – happens when one has a sick child and two older ones coming home hungry
I have to get back to dinner making so I better rush this one out
Ingredients
1/2 cup Rava (cream of wheat)
1/2 Whole wheat flour (chakki atta)
2 tsp sugar
1 tsp cumin
1 banana
A pinch of salt
Pam olive oil or butter spray
NO oil
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Preparation
Before I get on with directions, let me clarify that a no oil preparation is only possible if you have a non-stick pan
1) Mash bananas to fine pulp
2) In a bowl, mix the cream of wheat, atta, cumin & sugar
3) Add the banana pulp and mix in well
4) Dilute by adding water to the consistency of a dosai or pancake
5) Heat pan and make 4-5 inch sized chakulis
Ready in 15 -20 minutes start to finish
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Lovely recipe…I use to make this in paniyaram pan but this dosa version sounds yummy…brilliant choice two in one ..for BHW n BM
well done Priya !!!
that looks great, sorry about your sick little one. Hope he feels better soon.
wow yummy creation!
that;s a gr8 dish…thanks for sharing..
its like sweet dosa with banana…yum!!…very tasty!…hope u kiddo gets better!
Hi,wonderful recipe dear Chakuli luks fine and delicious.Yumm.Luv it.
Delicious and tempting recipe…Lovely clicks.
I love any dish with bananas! These are healthy & great!
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My MIL used to this, taste great!!!
Very delicious looking recipe…
Great dish, especially with the bananas.
Interesting variation of banana dosa!
Interesting dosai variety with bananas…will give it a try!! Hope your little one feels better soon!!
Looks delicious.
Nice recipe dear.Chakuli looks tempting.
i hope i could taste your recipe one of these days…=) nice
Very interesting recipe. Chakuli looks delicious…
lovely dish…
nice recipe with banana
gr8 recipe new to me
New one .. looks yummy Priya.
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It is a lovely recipe Priya…I am bookmarking this.
I do the same as paniyarams, dosa version sounds interesting..
delicious recipe! I always wanted to try this,never had the push- now your recipe is enuf to inspire me!
Sounds very healthy & delicious, lovely recipe
hi now serving.. its good to read about substituting ingredients.
i must check out how the cream of wheat looks like.. this dish looks delicious
Love the idea of making pancakes with bananas and no eggs.
Hope the kid is fine now. You take care.
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so healthy and wonderful !! Great idea dear !!
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ohh..I loved these aata chila..and also good way to use very ripe banana. sounds delish
Yummy preparation… I make paniyarams with this batter.. so good…
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nice recipe
lovely recipe…
beautiful snack recipe.perfect for breakfast
Sorry to hear abt your kid..hope your kid gets better soon..the dish sounds interesting!
nice recipe-hope kid is ok
thankx alot dear ,u have great collection