A plaque remaining from the Big Apple Night Club at West 135th Street and Seventh Avenue in Harlem.

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Entry from May 31, 2021
“Dosas are just a vehicle for chutney”

Dosa (a thin pancake or crepe) is often eaten with chutney. Many Indian foods have been called a “vehicle for chutney.”
   
“What is a dosa, if not a vehicle for tamarind chutney?” was posted on Twitter by Don Gale on October 23, 2012. “Dosas are just a vehicle for chutney delivery” was posted on Twitter by Rakesh Pai on January 10, 2018. “Dosa is really just a vehicle for eating chutney and potatoes” was printed in Saveur on October 3, 2018. “The plain dosa bits were a perfect vehicle for the chutney” was posted on Twitter by Luca Renée Shoal, disaster lesbian on September 16, 2020.
 
     
Wikipedia: Dosa
A dosai or dosha or dosa or dose is a thin pancake or crepe, originating from South India, made from a fermented batter predominantly consisting of lentils and rice. It is somewhat similar to a crepe in appearance, although savoury flavours are generally emphasized (sweet variants also exist). Its main ingredients are rice and black gram, ground together in a fine, smooth batter with a dash of salt, then fermented. Dosas are a common dish in South Indian cuisine, but now have become popular all over the Indian subcontinent. Dosas are served hot along with chutney by tradition and sambar in recent times. Other accompaniments include chutney powder (a fine groundnut and lentil powder).
 
Twitter
Don Gale
@F3Soybean
What is a dosa, if not a vehicle for tamarind chutney?
7:04 PM · Oct 13, 2012·Hootsuite
 
Twitter
Katie Bonn
@ketiya
A samosa is just a vehicle for getting chutney to my mouth.
5:23 PM · Nov 20, 2012·Tweetbot for iOS
 
Twitter
John Olsen
@OCMJohn
A vehicle for chutney (Papadam @ Dosa Place) http://foodspotting.com/reviews/4960704
9:10 PM · Aug 29, 2014·Foodspotting
 
Twitter
Rakesh Pai
@rakesh314
Dosas are just a vehicle for chutney delivery.
11:17 PM · Jan 10, 2018·Twitter for iPhone
     
Saveur
You Can Make the Perfect Dosa at Home
Don’t be intimidated by dosas

BY PRIYA KRISHNA OCTOBER 03, 2018
(...)
“Dosa is really just a vehicle for eating chutney and potatoes,” Guna Raj says, reassuring that the crêpe-making part need not be intimidating.
 
Twitter
Ally Darlow
@Darloww_TH
Bread is a vehicle for butter whilst poppadoms are a vehicle for mango chutney. Mango chutney > butter. Poppadoms.
Quote Tweet
Off Menu with Ed Gamble and James Acaster
@OffMenuOfficial
· Sep 15, 2019
We’ve hit 30 episodes. Time to get the latest consensus. So…
POPPADOMS OR BREAD, FOLLOWERS…?
(cc @EdGambleComedy @JamesAcaster)
Show this poll
7:06 AM · Sep 15, 2019·Twitter for iPhone
 
Twitter
justforkix
@justforkix7
Replying to @StutiNMishra and @StuteeMishra
I wonder if most people realize that what they actually love is not the momo but the accompanying spicy chutney?Momo is nothing but a vehicle for transporting the garlicky chutney to the system. U cud eat boiled paper with tht chutney&it might still feel the same. Pls introspect!
9:21 AM · Apr 16, 2020·Twitter Web App
 
Twitter
Luca Renée Shoal, disaster lesbian
@lucashoal
Replying to @lucashoal
There was a dosa in my lap. It’s gone now.
I should have spread the filling out more. BUT! The plain dosa bits were a perfect vehicle for the chutney. And now, the jamun…
5:16 PM · Sep 16, 2020·TweetDeck
 
Twitter
Thakur wid Hands
@Pouch_Kotato
Replying to @amogh_astra and @swati_gs
Momos are just a delivery vehicle for the Spicy Garlic-Chilli Chutney.
7:47 AM · Oct 5, 2020·Twitter for Android
     
Twitter
Canny Food
@CannyFood
Have you tried @DosaKitchenUK’s version, @edanderson101? Agree with the consensus of them being vehicles for sambhar and chutney.
Quote Tweet
Edward Anderson
@edanderson101
· Oct 6, 2020
Idli are the most boring things in the world. twitter.com/zomatoin/statu…
Show this thread
2:13 PM · Oct 6, 2020·Twitter for iPhone
 
Twitter
thatdudesuds
@SudarsanKumar0
Replying to @sriharshu26 and @edanderson101
Exactly, came here to see if anyone said this. A good idli can be more than just a vehicle for sambar, chutney and podi.
3:40 PM · Oct 6, 2020·Twitter for Android
     
Twitter
Gigi (is back)
@mycrotchetyluv
Replying to @SANDIPANMITRA6
Meh I prefer dosai myself so can’t blame you. But at least dhokla is less tasteless white stuff in a bite and a better vehicle for chutney
9:12 AM · Oct 8, 2020·Twitter for Android
 
Twitter
Rutvi
@rutvizamre
uttapam is just a vehicle for chutney and has no inherent value of its own, change my mind
11:10 PM · Nov 19, 2020·Twitter for Android

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