In a mixing bowl, put all the ingredients and mix them well with water to form a thin batter. Then keep it aside for 5-10 mts. Heat a non stick pan. Pour the batter to form a dosa. Drop a spoon of oil on the sides to make it crisper. Once its cooked on one side, turn the dosa to the other side so that it gets cooked well. Repeat the same process for other dosas also. Serve the dosa with butter.

Blend the rice coarsely in a blender. Blend even the dals coarsely in a blender. Soak all the 3 powders in Luke warm water adding sufficient salt. Make sure to add the water just enough to cover the mixture (make the batter a little thicker than the dosa batter).Let the mixture set for about one and half an hour. Add cumin, green chillies, coconut, coriander & crushed black pepper to the mixture & mix well. Mean while heat a griddle & grease it with a tsp. of oil. Ladle a big spoon full of batter into the center of the pan and spread it around in a circular fashion (from inside out) shaping the batter into a thick dosa. Wait for few seconds and then take a tsp. of oil and spread it over the edges of the dosa. When the edges turn golden, flip the dosa on the other side. Again add a tsp. of oil & cook it for a minute. Serve the dosa with butter.

Fry rawa like you would for upma. (I fry rawa in big quantities and store for ready use. In fact, this prevents the rawa from getting spoilt/worms too.) Allow it to cool a bit. Finely chop Onions, green chillies & cilantro (coriander leaves) and add it to the rawa. Add salt, jeera, curry leaves and required amount of water for dosa consistency & mix really well. After a few minutes you will notice that the batter absorbs water and becomes thicker. Add little more water and mix well till you get the right consistency. When the consistency is okay, start making dosas. Grease the griddle / tawa well. Add oil droplets to the dosa to cook it well on both sides. When the dosa starts browning faintly in patches, you know it's done. Smear a little ghee on the dosa(Sometimes it's okay to forget the calorie-count!).

Soak raw rice, rice flakes and methi seeds together in water for one hour Grind them nicely with coconut and jaggery. Put the tava on the gas and prepare dosa by adding little oil. (The gas should be in sim) The dosa could be served with ghee or butter.

Mix rava + grated coconut + green chillies + salt. Add water to make it a paste form. Heat the tava, pat the above just like roti and then after few seconds add oil. Its very easy and tastes good with Ginger Chutney. Try this; this is really dosa with the difference!

Soak the urad dal and poha for 4-5 hours. Grind it finely to a paste with water Add rice flour and salt to the paste and mix well. You can add more water to get the required consistency. Store the dough in a large vessel in a warm place for atleast 8 hours for it to ferment well. Heat tava. Pour a tablespoon of dough on the tava. Do not make it very thin. Prepare small round dosas of approximately 10 cm diameter with little oil. Cover it and let it cook for a few minutes. When the dosa is red, turn the dosa and cook on the other side. Serve a 'set' of 3 dosas topped with butter or ghee and chutney. Grind all the ingredients for chutney with water. The chutney should be watery.

Soak 1 cup of urad dal for 3 hrs. Grind it adding water to smooth consistency. Then add 2 cups of rice flour. To it and add salt and let it ferment overnight. Make thin dosas and it comes out very crisp and tasty.

Mix the atta, semolina, add salt and hing and mix into loose paste, with lassi or water and lime juice or plain water. Add the other ingredients and mix well. Heat the tava, spread a little oil with half an onion (spreads evenly and better that way) and pour a big ladle of the dough and move the tava around to ensure it spreads. Turn over after two minutes. And then just eat it. If you think you want it. Have it with anything on hand. Even plain salted butter!

Wash and soak rice for 2 hours. Grind with tofu to a fine paste. Add jeera seeds (optional). Add water to make the batter thinner than the normal dosa batter. Heat tava, apply oil and splash 1 ladle of batter on the tava to form a dosa. (Note that the batter cannot be spread with the ladle on the tava like other dosas). Cover it and leave it for 2 minutes and turn it over on the tava carefully. Let it stay for a couple of minutes, uncovered.