“Aggala” as many would recognize these sweet’ums
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“Pori Bilaanga” Or “Arishi Guli” If You’re Moor
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“Sweet Rice Balls” Maybe….
A popular local favorite which brings back childhood memories for most of us
This is made with clean rice grains roasted with cardomom & peppercorns, then blended and combined with freshly grated coconut & melted jaggery syrup
This is my version : Let’s Get Started
You will need
- Two cups Fresh Rice grains washed well
- whole cardamom spice
- whole black peppercorns
- One cup Fresh coconut grated
- Pinch of salt
- One cup melted Jaggery syrup
Step One : Dry roast the rice grains with whole spices till nice and fragrant.
Step Two : Let this cool abit and blitz in the food processor till they’re fairly ground fine.
Step Three : Melt the jaggery in a separate saucepan till it resembles a thick syrup, sprinkle water if needed
Step Four : Add the freshly grated coconut into a bowl with the ground rice.Add salt
Step Five : Pour the melted jaggery into this and mix using a wooden spoon at first if it is still too hot to handle.When you can manage use your fingers and mix till well combined.
Start making medium size shaped balls and place on the serving plate.Your quick and easy Aggala is ready to be enjoyed!!! My kids eat it off the bowl with spoon….clearly no patience lol
Some make with the grated jaggery as well instead of the syrup
How do you like my version??
Much healthier snack alternative for active kids who are always hungry?My kids loved this
Hope everyones doing well with the extended quarantine and chill period
Take It Day By Day & Breathe
Am Sure We Can Get Through This Together
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Much Love ? Nuzrath
