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Dhokla Recipe

Dhokla Recipe In English

Introduction – Hello friends, welcome to the khana khilana recipe blog. Today we will share with you a famous Gujarati dish Dhokla Recipe In English. Dhokla is soft and very tasty to eat.

It is a delicious sweet and sour dish eaten very fondly in Gujarat as well as all over India. After eating it, you will feel very light. You can eat Dhokla for breakfast, lunch, dinner, evening tea, or any time of the day.

The main ingredient of this recipe is gram flour, which is prepared by a special process in large factories by grinding the gram dal finely after peeling it.

To make Dhokla, a batter is prepared by mixing rava with gram flour and some spices, which is prepared through this steam after cooking it on low flame for half an hour, tempering of mustard seeds and curry leaves is applied and a little sugar solution is also used to develop the sweet and sour taste. Serve garnished with chopped coriander leaves, grated coconut and green chilies. So let’s make this delicious sweet and sour Gujarati dish Dhokla.

Preparation Time – 10 – 15 Min
Cook Time – 25 – 30 Min
Total Time – 45 Min
Servings – 2 to 3 servings
Cuisine – Gujarati – Indian

 

Dhokla Recipe
Dhokla Recipe

 Dhokla Recipe Ingredients:

 

  • 200 gm – Besan (gram flour)
  • 1 tablespoon – Rawa (fine semolina)
  • 1 tablespoon – Oil
  • 1/4 teaspoon – Turmeric Powder
  • 1 tea spoon – Sugar
  • 1/2 teaspoon – Salt
  • 1 service spoon – Lemon Juice
  • 1 teaspoon – Ginger Paste
  • 2 – Green Chili Paste
  • 1/3 teaspoon  – Eno (Fruit Salt)

For Tempering

  • 1 service spoon – Cooking Oil 
  • 1/2 teaspoon Mustard Seeds
  • 2 Pinch – Asafoetida
  • 12 – Curry Leaves
  • 2 – Green Chili (slit)
  • 2 tablespoon – Sugar 
  • 1/2 teaspoon – Salt 

Dhokla Recipe Instructions:


Step 1
First of all, we will filter our gram flour and rava in a sieve and keep it aside. In a big bowl, add ginger paste, green chili paste, salt, sugar, oil, and lemon juice, and add 1/3 rd cup of water, mix everything well, mix the sugar well, and keep aside.
Step 2
Now we will take our rava and gram flour and add turmeric to it and mix it well and add this solution which we have prepared slowly and mix it well. Clockwise with the help of a whisk, the batter will featen properly so that there are no lumps in it. make a slightly thick batter. Increase the amount of water as required. our batter should not be too thin or too thick.
Step 3
To identify the batter, we will take a service spoon and apply its surface to the batter turn it over, and see that the batter should have a coat on it, if the batter is coting well then it is perfect. Put this batter aside and get your streamer ready. Now put four to five cups water in the streamer and put it on top of the flame to boil it.
Step 4
There should be enough water in our streamer to steam for 20 to 25 minutes. Take a four to five-in cheap utensil that can easily come inside our streamer, and at that utensil well with oil from inside.
Step 5
Now we will take our Dhokla Batter and put Eno in it pour a serving spoon of water on top of Eno and move it quickly clockwise. Mixing the Eno adds air to the dhokla batter and makes it feel light.
Step 6
Now we will put this batter in the vessel which we had put a l inside to keep the vessel inside the streamer. We will keep a steel stand inside the streamer, on top of which we will place our vessel filled with this dhokla batter.

 

Dhokla Recipe
Dhokla Recipe
Step 7
We will place the vessel filled with the matter on the stand inside the streamer and cover it from the top. The covering lid should be such that it has a very small hole, through which steam passes.
Step 8
We have to steam our dhokla batter on a treamer in medium flame for 15 to 20 minutes. After about 15 minutes, we will remove the cover and put a knife in our Dhokla batter till the down if the batter sticks on our knife, it means we have to give more steam, will give him 10 more minutes to stream and if our knife comes out clean, then our Dhokla is ready. When it’s done, we will turn off the flame over it and leave it like this for 5 minutes.
Step 9
Now we will prepare tempering for Dhokla, for that we will place a pan over the flame and add one serving spoonful of cooking oil to it. When the cooking oil becomes hot, put mustard seeds in it. When the seeds start to crackle, Put the asafoetida inside it, curry leaves, chopped green chilies and add some salt and stir slowly,
Step 10
When the curry leaves are roasted add 1/3rd cup of the water, when the water is well cooked, add sugar and let it mix well. After reaching the Boil, close the flame and keep this solution aside to cool down.
Step 11
Take out your prepared dhokla from inside the streamer and with the help of a knife, separate it from all the sides. Take out the dhokla from the pot only after it cools down. Place a big plate on top of the dhokla vessel turn it over and take out forks in equal square sizes.
Step 12
Now we will pour our tempering water over the dhokla little by little and wait for 1 minute, after that we will pour the remaining water. Dhokla will absorb all the water little by little. Garnish with grated raw coconut and chopped coriander leaves.
Our Dhokla Recipe is ready, to serve, eat, and feed.

Tips And Notes


1 – You can store the Dhokla in an airtight container in the refrigerator and eat it for the next 2 days.
2 – If you feel that the water of Dhokla has become dry while using it again, then you can prepare a little tadka again and put it in it.
3 – Before adding Eno, check its expiry date, if Eno is expired, then the ponge will not come in Dhokla and our recipe will be spoiled. Always add regular flavor regularly, do not use any flavor.

Faq


Q: How to make Dhokla soft and spongy
Ans: The spongy and softness of Dhokla depends on the perfection of the Dhokla batter. Your batter should not be thin and should not be thick Sieve the gram flour before making the recipe.
Q: Where is Dhokla eaten the most?
Ans: Although Dhokla is eaten all over the country, it is a traditional dish of Gujarat, which is made and eaten by the people there with great enthusiasm.
Q: What to eat with dhokla
Ans: Although Dhokla is a juicy dish full of sweet and sour taste, you can also eat it with coconut chutney and coriander mint chutney.

 

Dhokla Recipe
Dhokla Recipe

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Dhokla Recipe
Dhokla Recipe

Dhokla Recipe / Nutrition Value


Amount Per Serving 60 gm (one piece)


Calories➡              153 kcal
Fat➡                       7.5 gm
Carbs➡                 16 gm
Protein➡               5.8 gm

 

 

 

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