Ingredients - [8-10 Portions]
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225
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g
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Rice
floor
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1
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Cup
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Thick
coconut milk
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1
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Cup
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Light
coconut milk
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1/2
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Tablespoon
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Salt
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Oil
for frying
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A
handful of “dhoul kurundu” leaves (cinnamon leaves)
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For the Syrup
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225
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g
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Sugar
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1/4
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Cup
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Water
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Essence
of rose
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Pink
coloring
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Method
Pound rice and sieve through a very fine sieve.
Add milk to flour very gradually and knead well with the hand. Then add salt.
Squeezed cinnamon leaves in a 1 cup of light coconut milk.
Add the leaf juice (strained) to the mixture to make the batter slimy.
The batter should be of a thick, slimy consistency.
Dilute with a little more coconut milk to get the consistency required for the batter.
Have ready a deep round-bottom pan about three-fourths full of boiling oil.
Take a spoonful of the batter and pour it through an Asmi spoon ( a large coconut shell spoon with a perforated bottom and an upright handle) into the boiling oil moving the spoon round and in all directions until a complete network is formed.
Release the edges with an oil spoon , fold over to form a semi-circle and press the edges together.
Turn over and fry the other side.
Drain on paper.
The Asmis should be put away for a day or two and then fried again to make Asim light and crisp.
Then decorate the top of the Asimis with thickened syrup pouring it in a zigzag design.
To prepare the syrup
Put the sugar and water in a saucepan and thicken it over the fire.
Flavor with rose and color it pink with a few drops of coloring.
Pour it over the Asmis before it hardens.
Pound rice and sieve through a very fine sieve.
Add milk to flour very gradually and knead well with the hand. Then add salt.
Squeezed cinnamon leaves in a 1 cup of light coconut milk.
Add the leaf juice (strained) to the mixture to make the batter slimy.
The batter should be of a thick, slimy consistency.
Dilute with a little more coconut milk to get the consistency required for the batter.
Have ready a deep round-bottom pan about three-fourths full of boiling oil.
Take a spoonful of the batter and pour it through an Asmi spoon ( a large coconut shell spoon with a perforated bottom and an upright handle) into the boiling oil moving the spoon round and in all directions until a complete network is formed.
Release the edges with an oil spoon , fold over to form a semi-circle and press the edges together.
Turn over and fry the other side.
Drain on paper.
The Asmis should be put away for a day or two and then fried again to make Asim light and crisp.
Then decorate the top of the Asimis with thickened syrup pouring it in a zigzag design.
To prepare the syrup
Put the sugar and water in a saucepan and thicken it over the fire.
Flavor with rose and color it pink with a few drops of coloring.
Pour it over the Asmis before it hardens.
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