Make The Perfect Masala Dosa: Tips You Need To Know

By Tarishi Shrivastava August 21, 2024

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Get The Batter Right

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Do Not Overfill Dosa

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Use A Non-Stick Tawa

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Cook On The Right Flame

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Use Ghee

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