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Which are the best Dosa Pan Options To Make the Perfect Dosa Without Any Fuss?
 
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Welcome to Permies! What is Dosa and how do you make it?
 
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Dosas are crepes made from lentils and rice. Generally, you soak the rice and lentils until soft, blend them to a batter, then let the better ferment. They're delicious.

I have an 8" stainless steel frying pan that I've seasoned like you would a cast iron pan. I only use it for dosas or other pancakey type things. I don't have an oven, so pancakes, usually made from chickpea flour, get used a lot at my house in place of bread. After each use, I wipe the pan with a few drops of oil, and it's ready to go for next time. Never sticks, unless my husband gets his hands on it and (ab)uses it for other stuff.
 
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Thank you. They sound delicious and versatile. I like how you take good care of your pan.
 
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