Tried making crispy dosas at home but failed? Fret not; here is a video with easy tips and tricks that will help you make delicious, non-stick, and crispy dosa like a pro.
Dosa requires a batter that is of a slight runny consistency; whereas, idli requires a batter that is comparatively thicker.
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