South Indian food cannot be mentioned without talking about dosa. One can even say that dosa is the heart and soul of this cuisine. We find it in restaurants, cafes and street-side stalls, and many of us even make it at home. However, we all generally choose between plain dosa and masala dosa. And if sometimes we feel experimental, we might go with rava dosa, neer dosa, and more. But, if you want to try a new variety of dosa, how about making some non-veg specialities!? Yes, you read that right! Non-veg dosas are a thing, and they are fulfilling to have. Here we bring you some non-veg dosa varieties to try. You can prepare these at home, head to your favourite South Indian restaurant or order online using a food delivery app.
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Here Are 5 Non-Veg Dosa Recipes:
1. Chicken Dosa
Who doesn't love chicken? It tastes good in every kind of recipe. To give your dosa a new look, try this delightful treat. In this recipe, first, chicken keema is made in a pool of spices. Then it is filled inside the dosa. This recipe may have a rich taste, but it tastes even better with sambhar.
2. Egg Dosa
Eggs are a rich source of protein, and it is also easy to cook with. Here, you would need to first spread the dosa batter on a hot pan. Once it is slightly cooked, add a whisked egg from the top. Let it cook, and then serve! You can have this for breakfast also.
3. Kari Dosa
This yummy Kari dosa is a speciality from Madurai. It has a layer of dosa batter, keema mutton, and egg on top. This recipe is hearty and fulfilling to the core. Have it with chutney and sambhar.
4. Ghee Roast Chicken Quesadilla Dosa
The spicy filling of masala dosa gets a Mexican twist with this quesadilla recipe. This recipe gives you the best of both worlds. It is fiery, loaded with chicken, and wholesome to have. If you wish, you can add a little bit of cheese from the top to make it more delicious.
5. Prawn Masala Dosa
Prawn recipes are pretty famous down south. So, there had to be a prawn dosa too! In this recipe, the prawns are minced and mixed with onion, garlic and ginger, and heavy spices. This recipe is every bit delicious! If you are short of ingredients at home, simply order online this lip-smacking dosa and enjoy.
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So, the next time you are looking to have a different kind of dosa, do try these recipes! Let us know which one was your favourite.
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