Essential material
1. Besan – One and a half bowl (about 150 grams)
2. Water – One and a half bowl (about 130 ml)
3. Sugar – 2 teaspoons
4. Lemon juice or Tatiry – 1 tsp
5. Turmeric – A pinch
6. Salt – as per taste
7. Asafoetida – A pinch
8. Oil – 3 teaspoons
9. Baking soda – 1 tablespoon (should be fresh)
Steam preparation
As long as the batter is resting, put three glasses of water in a deep vessel (such as pan) and keep it to heat up. Keep in mind that water starts boiling and steam is becoming well.

Add baking soda to the batter
After 10 minutes, add baking soda to the batter and mix it immediately. The batter will start bloating and light bubbles will start coming in it. These bubbles make Dhokla a spongy.
Tadka and serving
After 25 minutes, add toothpick and check if it comes out clean, then understand that Dhokla is ready. Now let it cool down (20–30 minutes) so that it is set well.
Dhokla like absolutely confectionery!
You will see how spongy, bloated and forged. Its texture will be exactly like a market. Serve it with green chutney or sweet chutney and collect praise everyone.