Cheesy Garlic Dhokla: Soft Suji and Besan Dhokla with Garlic Butter
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This cheesy garlic dhokla takes the classic soft and fluffy dhokla and gives it a cheesy, garlicky twist. A fermented-style suji and besan batter is steamed until fluffy, topped with mozzarella, and finished with hot garlic butter, chilli flakes, and coriander.
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What is Cheesy Garlic Dhokla?
Cheesy garlic dhokla is a steamed savoury snack made with suji, besan, and curd, topped with melted mozzarella and finished with garlic butter.
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Main Ingredient of Cheesy Garlic Dhokla:
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Suji – ½ cup
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Besan – ½ cup
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Curd – ½ cup
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Water – as required
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Green chillies – 2, chopped
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Salt – to taste
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Eno – 1 tsp
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Mozzarella cheese – ½ cup
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Butter – 2 tbsp
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Garlic – 5–6 cloves, chopped
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Chilli flakes – 1 tsp
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Coriander – handful, chopped
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What Is So Special About Cheesy Garlic Dhokla?
The soft steamed dhokla gets covered with melted mozzarella and finished with a generous garlic butter. The combination of fluffy dhokla, gooey cheese, garlic, and chilli makes this a fun twist on a classic snack.
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Quick and Easy Cheesy Garlic Dhokla:
Mix suji, besan, curd, and water into a smooth batter and let it rest. Add green chillies, salt, Eno, and water, then steam until fluffy. Top with mozzarella, steam again, and finish with garlic butter.
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How to make Cheesy Garlic Dhokla
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Mix suji, besan, curd, and water into a smooth batter.
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Let the batter rest until properly fermented and ready.
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Add green chillies and salt.
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Add Eno and a little water and mix until fluffy.
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Pour the batter into a greased steaming pan.
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Steam until the dhokla is completely cooked.
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Open the steamer and add mozzarella cheese on top.
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Cover and steam again until the cheese melts.
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In a pan, melt butter and add garlic.
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Add chilli flakes and loads of chopped coriander.
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Cook until fragrant.
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Cut the dhokla into pieces and pour the garlic butter over it.
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Expert Tips
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Let the batter rest properly before adding Eno.
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Add Eno just before steaming for the fluffiest texture.
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Do not over-steam the dhokla.
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Add the cheese during the second steaming stage so it melts without drying out.
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