Ragi dosa recipe– instant and easy no grind ragi dosa for a quick and healthy breakfast fix! This healthy and easy finger millet flour dosa is a tasty and nutritious breakfast for toddlers and kids too!

Instant ragi dosa recipe with sprouted ragi flour. Ragi is the Indian name for finger millet. It is one of the Indian super foods and widely used in Indian recipes.

Ragi or finger millet is a power house of nutrition and it is rich mainly in calcium. Ragi can be a wonderful source of calcium for vegans and vegetarians. 100 grams of ragi contains 350 mg of calcium, 3.9 mg of iron, 0.19 mg riboflavin. Ragi is also an excellent source of amino acids. Ragi is a vegan gluten free source of protein. Ragi also promotes natural weight loss.

Ragi is a very good weaning food. We often use the sprouted ragi flour to make porridge for infants above 6 months as weaning food. For toddlers and kids that east solid food this instant ragi dosa is a wonderful breakfast or snack. You can make this ragi dosa crispy just like rava dosa and kids will love it.

I use ragi flour regularly in cooking. I make ragi malt, ragi idli, ragi porridge, instant ragi dosa, ragi paniyaram. Ragi flour can also be used to make snacks like murukku or in bread , muffins too.

Making ragi dosa is easy and quick. This is an instant no grind ragi dosa. You can make the batter and make dosa immediately. This instant ragi dosa turns out very crispy and delicious. You can make it as crispy as you want. You can also make soft dosa with this batter. I have also few more variations for making this dosa. please check below.

Variations and tips for making ragi dosa:

Butter milk is added to provide slight sour taste as we are not fermenting the batter. To make this ragi dosa vegan you can leave out butter milk and use water instead. Just keep the batter for 20-30 minutes before making dosa. You can add crushed cumin-peppercorns and add it to the batter. You can also add grated carrots,cabbage or chopped capsicum to ragi dosa batter.

Serve ragi dosa with tomato chutney, coconut chutney or capsicum chutney. You can also check more tasty chutney recipes or sambar recipes to serve with this dosa.

If you are looking for more dosa recipes do check mixed dal dosa, coconut dosa, millet dosa, oats dosa, neer dosa, masala dosa recipe.

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