A Healthy Breakfast – for kids and adults alike – Delicious Palak(Spinach) Egg Dosa!

Healthy Breakfast Spinach
Inspired by my own article on 100 Healthy Breakfast Ideas You Will Love to Wake up to, I decided to try out something new and exciting for breakfast.
The result?
This fantastic Palak(Spinach) Egg Dosa.

It was surprisingly delicious (Even hubby, who isn’t too fond of palak, gave it the thumbs up) and is also a healthy breakfast idea – for kids too!

NOTE: This recipe featured in my e-book Good Morning Moms – 10 Quick and Easy Breakfast Ideas for Busy Moms

Ingredients

2 tbsp rava
a pinch of turmeric
¼ tsp red chilli powder (optional)
water (as required)
curds(optional)
a bunch of spinach (palak)
3 eggs
1 cup grated cheese
oil/ghee for frying
Salt to taste
pepper (optional)

Method

  • Cook the spinach (palak) and chop coarsely.
NOTE: I just steamed the spinach plain, with a bit of salt. If you want more flavour, you can cook it using spices of your choice.
  • Take the MTR Dosa mix in a bowl, add to it the rava, turmeric, chilli powder and curds and mix well. Add salt if desired. Add sufficient water to make a batter of dosa like consistency. (You can follow the instructions on the pack, but use your judgement if and as required OR check the video below)

NOTE: It is important to get the batter right if you want thin, crisp dosas. This is a great video tutorial for preparing Dosas.

  • Brush oil onto a tava. Take a big spoonful of the batter and pour onto the tava. Spread out the batter in a circular manner to get a thin round dosa. Then turn on the heat and pour some oil in the center and around edges.
NOTE: I find it simpler to spread the batter on a cool tava and then turn on the heat, because the other way round always ends up a mess! I’ve had 100% success at thinner, crispier dosas this way!
  • Cook on medium/high heat till the dosa just starts to brown, then flip and cook for a minute on the other side.
  • Then flip it over again and spread some of the cooked spinach on the dosa. Next, crack an egg onto the center of the dosa and sprinkle generously with grated cheese.
  • Cover and cook till the egg has set and cheese has melted. Sprinkle some salt and freshly ground pepper if desired.
NOTE: I like my to have eggs with a runny yolk, hence I have done it this way. (And it looks good too!) You can even beat the egg and spinach together and then add, if you aren’t fond of runny yolks.
  • Serve immediately with buttered and toasted bread and a nice hot cup of coffee/tea!
HEALTHY TIP: You can use less oil by using a non-stick tava.

*NOTE: As an alternative to the Dosa mix, you can also prepare the Dosa batter as per this recipe by Tarla Dalal.
Well, this experiment of mine had a happy ending (unlike some others 😛) and I hope you will try it out too.
If you are looking for a fun, egg-citing and healthy breakfast for kids, this one surely is for you!
Now, over to you…
Will you be trying out this recipe? Let me know if you have any questions/suggestions in the comments below. I do my best to reply to all of them!
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COMMENTS

  1. It's not too difficult Jennifer… If I can make them, anybody can 😉 Loved the party and look forward to being there every week 🙂
    Thanks for dropping by and commenting 🙂

  2. I have never heard of a dosa, but thanks to your great video I feel confident to make some! This is a great recipe that I need before a workout! Thank you for linking up to #SaucySaturdays and I hope that you will link up each and every week and share your recipes with us!

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