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sand thalapa

 sand thalapa


What is required:


1 kg of rice flour minus 25 cups of condensed milk


A pinch of salt


2 cups less honey


1 teaspoon chopped pepper


some water


Method of making:


Take a bowl and put rice flour in it, add water and salt little by little and make grains of sand. Put the pittu cubes made in this way in a pittu bambu or if you don't have one, put it in the pan and steam it. Sprinkle the boiled pittu with coconut milk and untie the pittu. Now keep the sweet stove and melt the untied pittu until it becomes sticky. Put oil or margarine on a board, thin it to 3/4 inch and cut it into squares.



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