Recipe: edemame dosa
Chef Sameer from Roti Rollers shares a vegan recipe that uses one of his favourite ingredients: edemame
November 11, 2018
Chef Sameer, from Roti Rollers restaurant in Dubai, says: “Edamame is an immature Asian soybean extensively used in Japanese and Chinese cuisine. These tasty beans have a soft texture and adapt to any flavour they are cooked with. Edamame are rich in healthy fibre, antioxidants and vitamin K. This bean is not commonly used in Indian cuisine, but we experimented and found it’s a wonderful inclusion for a dosa filling, especially to accommodate the needs of the vegetarian and vegan communities.”
Edamame dosa
Ingredients
120g urud dal
60g rice (poni)
220ml iced water
2g fenugreek seeds
6g salt
8ml cooking oil
1g mustard seeds
1g curry leaves
50g red onion
140g frozen edamame, peeled
2g turmeric powder
Method
Soak the dal and rice separately for 4 hours.
Drain and grind together using iced water to smooth the mixture, until a slow-flowing consistency, and then add the fenugreek seeds.
Let it ferment in a warm area for six to eight hours, add half of the salt, mix well and refrigerate (do not store this batter for longer than 12 hours).
In a deep-frying pan, heat the oil and crackle the mustard seeds and curry leaves. Then add the chopped onions and saute until golden.
Add the blanched edamame, turmeric powder and the rest of the salt. Mix well and continue stir-cooking until the skin of the bean starts shrivelling and is well-coated with the spices and onion. Allow to rest on slow fire for 2-3 minutes, then remove and keep warm.
Pour 150ml of the lentil mixture on a hot griddle, spread into a thin circle, and cook on one side using little oil.
Stuff 100gm of the edamame mixture in the centre, book-fold and serve immediately.
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Updated: November 11, 2018 01:45 PM
