Honey aggala from parched rice at tea time.

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Have a good day my dear friends 🤗. Merry Christmas to all of you in this cold Christmas season. , the prices of sweet food during this festive season are very high and there is a problem regarding health safety. I have a little idea today. Do not throw away the leftover rice at home to bring a delicious sweet dish from the dried rice. That is the 'honey aggala'. Also, adding a few pepper seeds brings out the sweetness. We Sri Lankans collect pepper. Because it is a medicine. This is a dish that cannot be sold in the market. Let's go to the preparation process.

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Materials Used.

250 g of dry rice.

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100g of grated coconut.
A pinch of salt.
Kithul Honey or sugar honey as required.
2 or 3 pepper seed.

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The cooking process as follows.

So let's proceed with the preparation. Put the dried rice in a bowl and put it on the stove, add two peppercorns and fry it until golden.

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Now blend the fry rice in a blender or grind it into small pieces with a wooden tool.

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Now put the powdered rice in another bowl.

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Now stir it well using coconut, salt and suger honey. Make it into small balls.

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Now this rasawat aggala can be served with tea to guests coming home. And a nutritious dish that is perfect for tea time. A sweet dish that has been brought back since ancient times and is still suitable for today. Make this too and taste it. And I will say goodbye for today hoping for another tasty meal. Thank you very much to everyone.

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