In most parts of southern India, different preparations of rice flakes are served during festivals.
Here's a simple recipe for you to try at home
The sweet aval, particularly served in South Indian temples during festive occasions, is an instant hit among kids and old alike.
It is easy to make, crunchy to eat and requires no cooking.
Sweet Aval
Ingredients
Method
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