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What to add if the dosa batter turns sour?

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You can soak handful of poha n 1/4 cup rice together for 30 minutes and grind to a smooth paste n add it to your fermented idli batter...if you have rice rawa you can use that also instead of rice...

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let me know how you solved it to make idli :)

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