Millet Dosa I Cast Iron Dosa Tava Use & Care I Diabetic friendly Recipe i


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Jowar flour is a high fibre food which is very good for diabetics .Known by various names as Sorghum , cholas or Jonah it is very …

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  1. Sowmya Gopal Neelakantan
    Sowmya Gopal Neelakantan says:

    What did you do before using indus valley tawa. I did everything like applied oil etc..,.. But the black colour is sticking on the food. Atlast i pour kanji. But it became rust. I'm using it now. But it's sticking. Can you please help me Thanks in advance

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  2. Sparkle'nShine
    Sparkle'nShine says:

    Thanks for the wonderful recipe mam ❤️

    Got a query on cast iron tawa :
    After wash and smearing the oil and storing it, will we need to wash it again for the next use ?

    Also how and where do you generally store these tawas? Some people said use a cloth and cover the tawa before storing ? Do you recommend that?

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  3. Srinivasan Narayanan
    Srinivasan Narayanan says:

    Namaste mam.Thanks for sharing healthy jowar millet dosa using jowar flour and a simple peanut chutney without coconut.Very ideal tiffin for diabetic and elderly people.I have ordered jowar flour mam .I will try this weekend itself and post my feedbacķ mam.My pranams to both of you mam.

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  4. RV
    RV says:

    Thankyou for showcasing southindian dishes. Esp traditional ones. By default atleast in Brahmin families most of our cooking is saatvik ( poriyals and kootu). I have grown up in a cosmopolitan metro city and though was exposed to various cuisines at home and out primarily we grew up with simple southindian indian dishes. As a child I always fancied northdian dishes and our visits to restaurants would end up with that only.
    It's now in my wiser years I realize and cherish our southindian cuisine. More so being away from homeland.
    Though I am less of a commenter in your channel I have always referred to your channel whenever I have forgotten how to make xyz . Your Playlist is my reference book.
    I have a small request if possible Mami can you please make an episode of traditional Brahmin dishes we cook when unwell ranging from fever to dysentery to chickenpox etc. Which ingredients to avoid and which can be inculcated to get better. It can be very useful for someone like me who is away from homeland .

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  5. pranjali kulkarni
    pranjali kulkarni says:

    Goodmorning Geetama ,millwt dosa👍👍,we Maharastrians called this Dhirade , we take only jowar or wheat flour and soak it for overnight or 5-7hrs. this is called unity in diversity.

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  6. D
    D says:

    I got one 12 inch dosa tawa from indus valley ,now I realise that I should have ordered the one with long handle as it's very heavy and difficult to hold with one hand while it's hot….tried only once seasoed it by rubbing half onion piece in oil and rubbing on surface before pouring the batter….my dosaa came out nice but the centre was cooked more than the sides ,don't know why?

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  7. Vasudha S
    Vasudha S says:

    Hello madam .. please tell me if we can use tamarind tokku for preparing different dishes like gojju, Sambar, rasam etc. I have seen a video of you using tomato thokku in preparing Sambar, rasam etc. If so please make a video on the same. Thank you 😊

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  8. Rita Joyce
    Rita Joyce says:

    🙏Namaskara, Ma!
    Lovely ❤Ma.
    Really this Jowar millet dosa with peanut chutney, yummy one, ma.
    It's a new type of dosa, I'll try it this Sunday, ma.
    I've already shared the this receipe on the new tava.
    Tava is really a thick one.
    Is this tava available in the market.
    Ma. 🙏🙋‍♀️

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