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• Batters tend to separate. Always stir the batter before pouring into the measuring cup.
• The amount of batter to use depends on the size of the dosa you want to make. More batter will make a bigger dosa. Note:
Pouring too much batter can cause the batter to overow from the edge of the DosaMaker.
• To make your dosa thinner, use a thinner batter by adding water to the batter.
• To make your dosa thicker, use a thicker batter. When preparing the batter use less water, or if the batter is already made
and too thin, add more of the our you are using to make your batter (oat our, rice our, almond our, etc.).
• Cooking time depends on the batter recipe you are using and your desired level of crispness. Most dosas take between 2
minutes 30 seconds and 3 minutes to cook. If you open the lid and the dosa needs to cook more, simply close and allow to
cook for additional time.
• To make a crispier dosa or reduce cooking time, try increasing the temperature setting.
• If the batter bubbles a lot as soon as you pour it in the center of the bottom cooking plate, lower the temperature setting.
• If you want your dosa to be crispy on both sides, cook on one side for 2 minutes and then ip the dosa and cook for an
additional 30 seconds to 1 minute.
• If you want your dosa to be softer on top, cook for 2 minutes, open the lid, and place in the Elevated Cooking Position.
Continue to cook for an additional 30 seconds to 1 minute with the lid in the Elevated Cooking Position.