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    Cone Dosa Recipe

    Last Updated On: Apr 6, 2025 by Aarthi

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    How to make restaurant style cone dosa easily at home. All you need is some dosa batter and a dosa skillet to make this impressive looking dosa. Learn how to make cone dosa restaurant style with step by step pictures.

    Cone Dosa

    This is one of my favourite way of enjoying regular dosa, it is fun and somehow it taste more delicious than normal dosa.

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    • Cone Dosa Ingredients
    • How to Make Cone Dosa (Stepwise Pictures)
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    About Cone Dosa

    Cone dosa is a popular South Indian breakfast item. Dosas are typically flat and circular in shape. However, in terms of cone dosa, it resembles a cone, particularly in shape, and thus differs from regular dosa only in technique, despite the fact that the taste of both is the same.

    A dosa is a thin (usually crispy) South Indian flat bread made from a fermented batter primarily composed of lentils and rice. Rice and black gram are the main ingredients, which are ground together in a fine, smooth batter with a dash of salt and fermented.

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    Cone Dosa Ingredients

    Dosa Batter - Dosa batter is a readily available batter used to make dosas from
    urad dal, raw rice, and parboiled rice. These are soaked before being ground into a batter that is fermented. Dosas are a popular South Indian breakfast served throughout India.

    Sugar - When sugar caramelises on high heat, it browns the bottom of the
    Dosa. You don't have to worry about batter proportions or consistency with this secret trick.

    Oil or Ghee - you can use either oil or ghee to make dosa.

    How to Make Cone Dosa (Stepwise Pictures)

     
    Take your dosa batter (RECIPE HERE)
    Add little water to it, if it is too thick
    add little sugar to it
    mix well
    Heat a dosa tawa
    take a ladleful of batter
    pour it in
    spread it
    drizzle some ghee or oil
    let it cook
    use a spatula to smooth the top
    like this
    once it is smoothen
    cut it in a radius
    like this
    start rolling it like a cone
     
    done
    Serve
     

    More Dosa Recipes to try

    • Ethiopian Injera Flatbread Recipe
    • Paalada Dosa (Thin Rice Crepes)
    • Kambu Dosa Recipe
    • Mysore Masala Dosa Recipe
    • Appam Recipe
    • Roti Jala Recipe

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    Cone Dosa Recipe | How to make Ghee Dosa

    How to make restaurant style cone dosa easily at home. All you need is some dosa batter and a dosa skillet to make this impressive looking dosa. Learn how to make cone dosa restaurant style with step by step pictures.
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    Prep Time: 2 minutes minutes
    Cook Time: 5 minutes minutes
    Total Time: 20 minutes minutes
    Servings: 2 servings
    Calories: 589kcal

    Equipment

    • Dosa Skillet

    Ingredients

    • 2 cups Dosa Batter
    • ½ tsp Sugar
    • Water as needed
    • Oil or ghee as needed

    Instructions

    • Take batter, sugar in a bowl. Add little water if the batter too thick. Mix well.
    • Heat a dosa pan and spread batter thinly and evenly. Drizzle with oil or ghee all over it. Cut it at a radius and start rolling it. Serve.

    Nutrition

    Serving: 1servings | Calories: 589kcal | Carbohydrates: 129g | Protein: 10g | Fat: 2g | Saturated Fat: 1g | Polyunsaturated Fat: 1g | Monounsaturated Fat: 1g | Sodium: 0.01mg | Potassium: 122mg | Fiber: 4g | Sugar: 1g | Calcium: 16mg | Iron: 1mg
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    1. paras dilawari

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      You are boon for people like us who want real flavours with little fuss. Such a beautiful explanation and display of recipes. Tried Bachelor sambhar recipe, came out to be wonderful.
      My questions please do reply what kind of tawa one should use to make dosas. I find it very hard to make dosa because it sticks to the tawa. You are using colourful tawa which looks like non stick and metal spoon friendly too. Solution please.

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    2. Krishnendu

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      Thanks aarthi for this idea. Yesterday I made this & my son totally luvd it...

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    3. Aarthi

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      @paras dilawariyes i used nonstick, normally making dosa in iron tawa is great, i use them to make dosa normally, but for taking pics i use this.

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    4. Apolonia Hislope

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      Thanks for spending some time to line all of this out for people. This kind of posting has been incredibly helpful if you ask me.

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