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Of one of the many delicacies which are native to the southern Karnataka region of Tulunad (Tulunadu), Neer Dosa is one of the most noticeable and the simplest. Neer Dosa gets its name from the word 'Neer' which means water in Tulu language due to it's watery consistency. Like other dosa recipes available in the region of southern India, neer dosa does not require overnight fermentation and can be made instantly. 

Neer Dosa / Rice Crepe

Neer Dosa
Stove to serve : 20 mins

Ingredients
2 cups Soaked Regular Rice
Cooking Oil
Salt

 Method:

1.     No need to ferment the rice to make Neer Dosa
2.     The rice needs to be soaked for atleast 2 hours
3.     After wash drain the water & ground by adding water & salt as per taste to get a very fine batter
4.     Take it in a bowl & add one more cup of water to get a flowing & thin consistency
5.     Heat the pan, spread little oil & pour the batter evenly on the pan. The batter will sizzle and flow to spread itself. Fill in the batter where there are gaps.
6.     Cover the lid & let it cook for about 30 seconds, Neer Dosa cooks very quickly, when you notice the top of the Dosa is no longer raw, the Neer Dosa is cooked and has a rich white colour.
7.     With the help of flat spatula slide from the sides of the pan and fold the Neer Dosa into half and then into another half to form a triangle. Similarly make other Neer Dosa’s following the same method.
8.     Make sure you place the Neer  Dosa’s away from each other when they are hot, as they tend to stick to each other.
Serve warm, with coconut chutney, sambhar, chicken gravy or can have plain with tea as well.
Serves 4 Pax
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