Mahamri#Ramadhancontest
Fatma mohammed Rajab @cook_12246108
Very nice and its eaten by coastal people.for breakfast.
Mahamri#Ramadhancontest
Very nice and its eaten by coastal people.for breakfast.
Cooking Instructions
- 1
In a cup put 1/4 cup of warm water,add yeast and a pinch of flour,and a pinch of sugar leave the yeast to rise for 10 minutes.
- 2
In a bowl put flour,sugar,cardamon,and yeast add coconut powder add a little milk mix to foam a smooth dough
- 3
Let the dough rest in a warm place so that it doubles in size.
- 4
Divide dough in to balls.Roll each ball into a 6 inch circle and cut into quarters.
- 5
Put oil in a pan on medium heat when its hot drop the triangles into hot oil and cook until golden brown turn the other side when its brown.remove from heat and put on a plate.
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