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Kiri Aluwa Recipe

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Kiri Aluwa Recipe

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15 Min
Easy
Kiri Aluwa, which is one of the most traditional Sri Lankan sweets, has been a part of holidays and special occasions for generations. Soft, melt-in-your-mouth and subtly sweetened; this wonder of a sweet treat is a fine example (among many) that despite the generations of influences and spectacular desserts in Sri Lanka, simplicity always rules! Mostly made with a few simple ingredients, the secret to Kiri Aluwa is in the cooking method and the quality of ingredients. If you’ve been hankering to recreate this top tier treat at home, this step by step guide will hand hold you through each and every stage; turning out the most perfect batch every single time.

Ingredients

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500  g
Rice Flour
250  g
Sugar
150  mL
Thick Maggi coconut milk
0.25  tsp
Salt
3  pinches
Cardamom
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Nutrition Value

Carbohydrates
104.7 g
Energy
658.8 kcal
Fats
23.9 g
Fiber
0.8 g
Protein
5.5 g
Sodium
219.7 mg
Sugars
64.6 g
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Instructions

15 Minutes
  • Step 1

    3 Min
    Toast the rice flour - First, wet rice flour needs to be heated to fry. If one is using rice flour pre-ground, lightly toast it in a dry pan over low heat. Cook, stirring constantly, until fragrant and slightly paler in colour, for about 3 minutes. This ensures that the flour is prepared to receive the sweet coconut mixture without clumping.
  • Step 2

    5 Min
    Make sweet coconut base - Mix MAGGI Coconut Milk and turbinado sugar in cold heavy big bottom pan. Stir it well till the sugar starts to melt, turn the heat on to medium-low. Add the salt and the cardamom, crushed. Keep stirring, drawing the spatula across the bottom and scraping down the sides of the pot.
  • Step 3

    2 Min
    Combine for the perfect texture - When you have the mix ready, gently sieve 300g of your roasted rice flour into the pan. You must sieve otherwise there will be lumps and your Kiri Aluwa can't have lumps. Slowly incorporate the flour, mixing it in well with a wooden spoon or spatula. The mixture will quickly thicken. Keep mixing until all the flour is absorbed and you have a thick, goopy dough that pulls away from the sides of the pan. This is when the miracle of Kiri Aluwa begins.
  • Step 4

    2 Min
    Move the hot mixture to a greased tray or pan (approximately 8x8 inches works). That pancake needs to be filled in, and it’s going to happen with the help of the back side of a spoon or your spatula if you can manage that firmly and evenly press down on your mixture to an approximate thickness (if we’re measuring) being 1.5 – 2 inches thick or as you prefer. Ensure the surface is smooth. Next, sprinkle the remaining 200g of roasted flour evenly over the surface. This gives a very nice touch and prevents the surface from getting sticky.
  • Step 5

    3 Min
    Cutting and eating - Let the Kiri Aluwa cool down at room temperature fully. This is important to ensure it sets and is the perfect thick yet soft texture. Once cooled, it can be cut into shapes like squares if you want to keep it simple (or go traditional with diamond shapes) or rectangles. Put them on a serving dish and savour this amazing homemade snack.

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