Sweet Cucumber Dosa


11/2cups raw rice
1/2 cup boiled rice (white)
1 cup grated coconut
1cup jaggery 
1 cup grated cucumber
Soak rice together for 2-3 hrs.Drain and grind this along with coconut
and jaggery with just enough water and a pinch of salt..now add the grated
cucumber and mix well.No need to ferment the batter.Make dosas and serve with a dollop of butter or ghee.

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