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Poha Dhokla | Breakfast Recipe | Gujarati Recipe

Poha Dhokla Recipe with step-by-step guide and pictures- To be honest about it, though I am quite familiar with the popular Gujarati vegetable food item known as dhokla which is made from fermented batter derived out of powdered rice and chickpeas, I have neither heard of nor tasted Poha Dhokla that a friend of mine told me about while serving tea the other day.

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For more Dhokla Recipes: besan khaman dhokla, khandvi dhokla,  bread dhokla, Rava Dhokla Recipe etc.

However, from the recipe she outlined I could gather that this snack food is not only healthful for school going kids but also fairly easy and quick to prepare and therefore, as a mom to two small children, suits me fine. What’s more, its basic ingredient being flattened and dried rice, it can be cooked and prepared any time anywhere.

Poha Dhokla Recipe

First of all, let me acquaint you with the substance called poha as also how Poha Dhokla differs with regular dhokla which is made from a fermented batter consisting of rice and chickpeas, which is nothing but common chana dal. However, with customary dhokla, these ingredients need to be soaked in water overnight, then grounded and allowed to ferment for quite a while before you start the actual preparation. With Poha dhokla, none of these tiresome exercises are required.

Other breakfast and snacks recipes you may like: Suji Kachori, vegetable Poha Cutlet, Bread Uttapam, Bread Idli, Macaroni Cheese Balls, Veg paneer cheesy bites, Etc

Poha Dhokla Recipe

Here, all you have to do is to heat sufficient water in a steamer; put curd and some water in a large mixing bowl, add the poha, semolina, green chili paste; pour ½ teaspoon fruit salt (use Eno’s Fruit salt for the sake of convenience) into the mixture and place the whole thing in a steamer to stem for a few minutes. After allowing this (your poha dhokla is almost ready) to cool, heat oil in a small non-stick tempering pan, add mustard seed and asafetida into it and when the mustard seeds begin to splutter, pour the tempering over the dhokla, and et voila, your poha dhokla is now ready to serve.

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Poha Dhokla Recipe

Poha Dhokla Recipe is a Gujarati Recipe that is an amazing combination of the two different food items and tastes yummy

  • 1 cup Poha/ beaten rice
  • 3/4 cup yogurt
  • 1/2 cup suji
  • 1-11/2 tsp salt (or as per taste)
  • 1 tsp ginger (Grated )
  • 1 tsp Green chilly paste
  • Eno

For tempering:

  • 2 tsp oil
  • curry leaves (Few sprigs)
  • 1-11/2 tsp Yellow mustard seed
  • 2 piece Green chilly ( slit lengthwise)
  • ½ tsp asafoetida
  1. If poha is thick then coarsely grind it but I have used a thin variety of poha
  2. In a mixing bowl add poha, suji, salt, curd,
  3. Dahi thoda khatta hai 2 din purana if you are using fresh curd then add it accordingly or increase the quantity
  4. Now add ginger-green chilly paste, mix it well
  5. The mixture has become thick so add 2-3 tbsp water or as required and mix it well
  6. Leave it to set for 15-20 minutes cover it and keep aside.
  7. After 20 minutes mixture has become dry than an add1/2 cup of water or as required and mix it well and make the medium thick batter
  8. Before adding eno grease the tin and keep the water hot 1/2 glass of water

  9. Keep a bowl in the center and fill it with water so that it will not float do not put container directly onto the pan

  10. Add ¾ tsp eno do not wait to mix it well and don’t over mix
  11. Immediately put into the greased mould tab so that it will evenly spread
  12. Now put the container in boiling heater cover it and cook it for 15-20 minutes

  13. After 15 minutes check dhokla by inserting the knife and if the knife does not come out clean then cover it again and cook for further 10 minutes

  14. Once cool down scratch the sides and take out from the pan
  15. For tempering put 2 tsp oil and make it hot now add yellow mustard seed and let it crackle

  16. Switch off the flame add curry leaves, green chilly, hing and mix it well
  17. Now spread the tadka on poha dhokla and cut into pieces

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