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== Directions ==
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== Procedures ==
 
# Mix [[rice]], flours, vegetables and spices together. Add [[oil]] and [[milk]].
 
# Mix [[rice]], flours, vegetables and spices together. Add [[oil]] and [[milk]].
 
# Add more [[milk]] if necessary to make manageable but not sticky dough.
 
# Add more [[milk]] if necessary to make manageable but not sticky dough.
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Latest revision as of 14:35, 15 July 2012


Description

Ingredients


Procedures

  1. Mix rice, flours, vegetables and spices together. Add oil and milk.
  2. Add more milk if necessary to make manageable but not sticky dough.
  3. Form sausage-like shapes (about the size of a D battery) with your hands.
  4. You should get 8-10 muthyas.
  5. Place a metal colander in a pot with boiling water, making sure that the level of water is below the bottom of the colander.
  6. Place the muthyas in the colander, cover and steam until hard, about 30 minutes.
  7. Add more water if the water level gets too low.
  8. They are good plain or dipped in sauce, such as garlic butter.