Put grams flour, sugar, baking powder, soda, citric acid, salt, yellow food colour in a mixer and grind it to make fine powder and all the ingredients gets combined well.
Dhokla premix is ready. Keep it in ziplock bag or air tight container and store in fridge for 2-3 months.
To make dhokla with dhokla premix:
Put dhokla premix in a deep bowl, add required water and mix it well till no lumps. Consistency of the batter should be medium thick.
To make soft spongy dhokla we have to add eno so always add eno after all the preparation.
Pour1 1/2 glasses of water in a deep pan, put one container, katori in between and fill it with water so that it will not float while doing the steaming process and bring it to boil. Make sure the water starts boiling before placing the dhokla mould.
Grease the mould in which we are going to steam dhokla.
Lastly add eno and immediately mix it well, do not overmix as bubbly effect will go away and dhokla will not become soft and spongy.
After mixing immediately pour the batter into the greased tin and tab it to spread evenly.
Now put the container into the pan of boiling water onto katori filled with water, cover the lid and let dhokla steamed for 15-20 minutes. Meanwhile let’s prepare the tempering.
For Tempering:
Put oil in a pan, once the oil becomes hot add mustard seeds and let it splutter.
Add coriander leaves, curry leaves, water and mix it well.
Tempering is ready.
After 20 minutes open the lid and you will find the dhokla has become soft and fluffy.
Take out the dhokla container from the pan and let the dhokla cool down for sometime.
After few minutes, scratch the sides and take out steamed dhokla from the pan.
Pour prepared tempering over dhokla and spread all around.