Mysore Masala Dosaಮೈಸೂರು ಮಸಾಲ ದೋಸೆ
⏱ Prep 20m🍳 Cook 25m🍽 Serves 3🌿 Vegan
Video: Hebbars Kitchen (YouTube)
The Mysore masala dosa is Karnataka’s glorious version — a crisp dosa smeared inside with a fiery red garlic-chilli chutney before the spiced potato filling goes in. The chutney is what sets it apart: pungent, garlicky and unforgettable.
📍 Make it in Plano
This recipe is the same everywhere — but where you buy the ingredients and eat the dish is local to you.
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Ingredients
- ▪Dosa batter (fermented)3 cups
- ▪Potatoes, boiled4
- ▪Onion, sliced1
- ▪Dried red chillies (for chutney)6
- ▪Garlic cloves8
- ▪Roasted chana dal (putani)2 tbsp
- ▪Mustard seeds & urad dal1 tsp each
- ▪Turmeric1/2 tsp
- ▪Curry leaves1 sprig
- ▪Oil/gheeas needed
- ▪Saltto taste
🌍 Cooking abroad? Substitutions
- Ready dosa batter is sold chilled at Indian stores; or make it from 3:1 rice to urad dal, soaked, ground and fermented overnight.
- Roasted chana dal (putani/dalia) gives the chutney body — skip it in a pinch, the chutney will be thinner.
Method
- 1Red chutney: soak the red chillies in warm water, then grind with garlic, roasted chana dal, a little tamarind and salt to a thick smooth paste.
- 2Potato masala: temper mustard, urad dal and curry leaves in oil, sauté onions until soft, add turmeric, then the mashed potatoes and salt; mix and set aside.
- 3Heat a tawa, pour a ladle of batter and spread thin. Drizzle oil around the edges.
- 4When the base sets, smear a spoon of the red chutney over the dosa, place a portion of potato masala in the centre, and cook until the dosa is crisp and golden.
- 5Fold and serve hot with coconut chutney and sambar.
A Desi.Net original recipe · part of our Indian Cuisine library. Confirm details and adjust to taste.
