Name: White (khatta) Dhokla Cups In The Microwave Recipe
Total time: 364 min
Yield: 6
Cuisine: Gujarati

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When you have leftover batter,  say from khatta dhokla,  or idlis,  or similar,  you make dhokla cups! this recipe is crazy simple and has been made in the microwave.

How to make White (khatta) Dhokla Cups In The Microwave Recipe

Trisha Rudra

Crawler

Gujarati

<p>When you have leftover batter,  say from khatta dhokla,  or idlis,  or similar,  you make dhokla cups! this recipe is crazy simple and has been made in the microwave.</p>

For the batter

Rice

Urad dal

Chana dal

ginger

Green chilies

salt – to tast

For the tempering

Mustard seeds

Sesame Seeds

Red chili garlic masala

Asaoetida/Heeng

Curry Leaves

Salt

Wash and soak the rice and dal each in water for 4 to 6 hours,  or overnight.  in the morning,  strain the water,  wash the rice and dal again well. 

step 1

In a mixer,  add the grains and the ginger and chilies,  and without adding water,  make a paste. 

step 2

Add only a spoonful of water at a time if the paste doesn&#x2019;t come together,  and keep grinding slowly until a thick batter is formed. 

step 3

Use your hands and with your fingers rub the paste to check consistency.  there should be a slight graininess; the batter is ready. 

step 4

Keep this over to ferment in a large bowl,  for at least 6 to 8 hours,  or overnight.  

step 5

The batter will have doubled up by now. 
(i used half of this for the dhokla cups,  that yielded 12 muffin-sized ones)

step 6

Grease a microwave-safe muffin tray or individual cups with oil. 
beat the batter with salt and a teaspoon of oil. 

step 7

Pour batter into compartments and microwave on high for 4 minutes.  insert skewer and see if done. 

step 8

Cool for a few minutes and remove on to a plate. 

step 9

Prepare the tempering by heating a pan with the oil. 
add the mustard seeds and sesame seeds,  let them sputter. 

step 10

Add the curry leaves,  red chili-garlic masala,  salt and asafoetida. 
stir,  add sugar. 

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