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Traditional dosa recipes call for it to be served with coconut chutney and sambar. Tomato chutney and cilantro chutney are also good options. At least two options for dipping are preferable. Though this is an Indian dish, dosas do not have to be served with chutney. You can try other dips, such as hummus, spinach dip, or even guacamole for a little Indian-Mexican fusion! These delicate crepes are best if fresh off the griddle, so try to time your meal so that you are ready to eat as soon as they are cooked. While fresh dosas are best, if you have leftover dosas and do not wish to discard them, try freezing them. They can then be reheated on a skillet. It may be better to freeze them flat (without folding them). Be aware that the texture may change in the freezing and thawing process.

summary: Pair with a variety of chutneys. Try other kinds of dips. Serve fresh and warm. Freeze extras if necessary.

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Set the engraving tool on a low speed and slowly trace over your design using light, continuous strokes. Start by going over the primary lines in the design. Roughly scratch out a shallow groove to create an outline of the design. Continue to trace over the lines of your design with the engraving tool. Rather than pressing hard to carve out your design, go over the lines repeatedly using a light-hand. Periodically dip the rock into the bowl of water to cool it off. This will also help clean debris out of the grooves of your design so you can better see what you're doing. Continue to etch out the lines of your design until they are the depth you'd like for them to be. Add shading or other details to your design. Engrave lighter lines, going in the same direction of the primary lines of your design, to create shading. When you're done engraving, clean off the stone in the water bowl or wipe it off with a damp rag. Allow it to air dry or dry it off with a clean cloth. If you want your stone to really shine, use beeswax and a rag to buff and polish it. This will help your design stand out and give the rock an extra gleam. If you want to give your design some color, use latex paint to fill in the grooves. Black paint on a light-colored stone or white paint on a darker stone can really make your design pop. Place it inside your home, on your porch, in your garden, or give it away as a unique gift. Larger stones can be used to make unique stepping-stones for a garden. Heavy stones can be used to make door stoppers or bookends. Small pebbles engraved with inspirational words or special dates make great gifts.

summary: Go over your design with the engraver. Clean the stone. Show off your engraved stone!

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Even if your puffy eyes are caused by crying, other factors can determine their severity. Get at least eight hours of sleep each night to reduce swollen or baggy eyes. Children, teenagers, and older adults may require different amounts of sleep. Ask your doctor for a recommendation. Salt buildup around your eyes can increase fluid retention, causing puffiness. Drink plenty of water to counteract this. Cut down on your consumption of salt and caffeine, which dehydrate you. . Mild allergic reactions to pollen, dust, animals, or food can cause swollen eyes. Avoid any foods that make you feel itchy, puffy, or uncomfortable. Take allergy relief medication when you can't avoid exposure. Visit a doctor for more advice. If you frequently get puffy eyes, there may be an underlying cause. An optometrist can check your vision and possibly prescribe glasses or contacts to reduce eye strain. An ophthalmologist can examine your eyes for medical conditions. When looking at a computer, phone, or book, take breaks every twenty minutes. During these breaks, focus your eyes on something across the room. While eye strain is not the most common cause of puffy eyes, this is recommended anyway for general eye health.
summary: Get plenty of sleep. Stay hydrated. Treat allergies Visit an eye doctor. Take breaks from screen and books.