Bandale in Kannada means a round bottomed wok/pan. The Dosa/pancake is prepared in these types of pans and hence the name. It is also called as “Dodna” by South Canara residents. I knew Doddappa/Uncle and Doddamma/Aunt but had never heard of “Dodna” until I got married to a South Canarean. Maybe it is the Doddanna/elder brother of the plain Dosa ;). These Dosas/Pancakes are thick, spongy with crispy edges.
Time Required: 20 Minutes + Soaking Time + Fermenting Time
Serves: 4
Picture – Bandale Dose served with Sagu
Ingredients:
1½ Cups Raw Rice
½ Cup Urad Dal/Black Gram split
1 tsp Methi/Fenugreek Seeds
2 tbsp Tuvar Dal/Red Gram split
Oil for roasting
Salt to taste
Method:
Soak Rice, Urad Dal, Methi, Tuvar Dal in water for 4 hours. Grind them together to a batter and leave it for 8 hours to ferment. Heat a round-bottomed pan and add a teaspoon of Oil and pour a ladleful of batter. Cover and cook on low flame. Flip and cook for 20 seconds. Serve hot Bandale Dose with Chutney.
Shantha,
Good to know that there is a dosa by my name :). Keep the good work going. Really love your site.
Doddanna
nice recipe., Haven’t heard before.will definitely try.
Thanks
Yoga in Himalayas, Please try and let me know how it turned out. BTW, you have an interesting spiritual site.
Keep visiting,
Shantha
Luv this especially the menthya version of bandale dose with coconut chutney!!
Thanks Lalitha.