Name: Katori Dhokla Without Dahi
Prep time: 10 min
Cook time: 30 min
Total time: 40 min
Yield: 4 people
Ingredients: 1 cup gram flour; 2 tbsp semolina; 1/2 tsp yellow food color; 1/2 tsp baking powder; 1/2 tsp soda; 1/2 tsp salt; 1 tsp oil; water (as required); 1 tbsp Oil; 1 tbsp Mustard seeds; Few sprigs of curry leaves; 2 pieces green chilly, slit lengthwise; 2 tbsp sugar (or as required); Coriander leaves (chopped); 1/3 cup water; Fresh coconut (grated)

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Total Time: 40 minutes

Katori Dhokla Without Dahi- Dhokla is a specialty dish of Gujarat and is a must prepared item in every household in Gujarat as a snack or breakfast. It is served with imly chutney or mint chutney. This is a very soft and spongy dhokla recipe and is prepared without curd and eno.

More Dhokla recipes for you: Poha Dhokla, Suji Dhokla, Bread Dhokla, and Khaman Dhokla

This Dhokla recipe is very easy. This is a golden recipe, which I am sure you will definitely try. Please share your experience with me after preparing the recipe. You can prepare soft and spongy Instant Dhokla in less time. Mix it properly to make a smooth batter and follow all the steps properly for a delicious and soft dhokla. It is an excellent breakfast item too.

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Katori Dhokla Without Dahi

Dhokla is a popular Gujarati cuisine. This Dhokla recipe is very easy and can be prepared without curd and eno.

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Course: Breakfast, Evening Snacks Recipe

Cuisine: Gujrati

Keyword: breakfast, Dhokla, evening snacks recipe

Prep Time: 10 minutes

Cook Time: 30 minutes

Total Time: 40 minutes

Servings: people

Calories: 215kcal

Author: Reshu Drolia

Ingredients

1 cup gram flour
2 tbsp semolina
1/2 tsp yellow food color
1/2 tsp baking powder
1/2 tsp soda
1/2 tsp salt
1 tsp oil
water as required

For tempering:

1 tbsp Oil
1 tbsp Mustard seeds
Few sprigs of curry leaves
2 pieces green chilly, slit lengthwise
2 tbsp sugar or as required
Coriander leaves chopped
1/3 cup water

For Garnishing:

Fresh coconut grated

Instructions

Take a big pan and add 1 1/2 glasses of water.
Place steamer over the pan, cover the lid and let the water boil for 4-5 minutes on medium-low flame. Meanwhile, let’s prepare the dhokla batter.
In a mixing bowl add gram flour, semolina, salt, yellow food color and mix it well.
Add water gradually and make a slightly thin batter. Make sure there should not be any lumps in the batter so add water gradually. Whisk the batter lightly in a circular motion to trap the air so that dhokla will become soft and fluffy.
Add oil and mix it well.
Lastly add baking powder, soda and mix it well lightly in a circular motion. You will find the batter has become fluffy and slightly thick than before. Keep the batter aside.
Take 4 small sizes Katori and grease it with oil.
Pour approx 4-5 tbsp of prepared batter in each Katori. Do not fill too much as the batter will rise while steaming.
Now put batter filled katoris onto the steamer, cover the lid and let it steam for 8-10 minutes on medium-high flame. Meanwhile, let’s prepare the tempering.
Put oil in a pan and make it hot.
Add mustard seeds and let the seed splutter.
Add green chilly, coriander leaves, curry leaves, water and mix it well.
Add sugar and cook till sugar melts.
Once the water starts boiling and sugar gets melt switch off the flame and keeps the tempering aside.
After 10 minutes, uncovered the lid and you will see the dhokla has become fluffy and spongy.
Take out katoris from the pan and let it cool down for some time.
After 2-3 minutes, remove the sides and invert katori upside down and you will see dhokla will come out easily.
Put prepared dhokla in a serving tray and remove all dhoklas in the same way.
Pour prepared tempering on top, sprinkle some grated coconut.
Katori dhokla is ready to serve.