Making dosas to The Monkees

[Sane Less]

Believe me when I say that The Monkees have their songs crafted to make the perfect dosas. Every song is exactly the time you need to make the most wonderful dosa. Here's a quick way to enjoy both... yes, The Monkees and some tasty dosas.

Ingredients/setup:
* A dabba of ready-made dosa mix
* Properly heated tava... set the flames to just-about medium
* A nice slightly deep spoon
* A brush that you can use for oil
* Butter or alu ka baaji (prepared separately... by your spouse)

Preparation
* Play the album, The Monkees top tracks"... available on youtube... and play this on your favourite iPad or Android device. A bluetooth speaker does wonders to the sound
* As "I'm a Believer" starts, spoon out some dosa mix onto the pan and smooth out in a nice circular fashion... till you make a nice disc
* Let it heat and enjoy the beautiful song... singing along is the best way
* Half-way into the song, use the oil-brush and dab the ends of the dosa
* Start picking from the edges. If it sticks, leave alone and keep jabbing at other spots
* By 3/4 of the song, the dosa should be easily coming off the pan. Turn it.
* By the end of the song, dosa is ready. Remove to a heat-preserving dabba
* "Daydream Believer" should have your second dosa ready
* "Last Train to Clarksville" and your third dosa is ready
* Keep flipping away as the songs play away
* Stop when you think you have enough. Stop the dosas... let the songs keep playing, while you enjoy your freshly prepared dosas with some delicious alu-baaji


*** Enjoy. Remember, you read this here at echarcha.com

[sarv_shaktimaan]

Which Clarksville is that? I've heard the song and lived there for a year.

[Sane Less]

Originally Posted by sarv_shaktimaan

Which Clarksville is that? I've heard the song and lived there for a year.

I have no idea... just like the song

[sarv_shaktimaan]

Originally Posted by Sane Less

I have no idea... just like the song

Yeah the song is likeable, the Clarksville in Tennessee not so much.