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Khao Mao Kluk Ma Praw (Young rice mixed with coconut)

Zone Northeast

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Khao Mao Kluk Ma Praw (Young rice mixed with coconut)

 

 

Background

Rice cultivation is popular in Northeast of Thailand, So shredded rice grain is easy to find. Shredded rice grain can be adapted to many menus for snack and appetizer. Shredded rice grain is normally not for steamed cook.

 

Nutrition Facts

Shredded rice grain is rich in carbohydrate, protein, fat, vitamin, and mineral which are good for the body such as calcium, iron, magnesium and iodine.

 

Ingredients

100 grams shredded rice grain

50 grams sugar

1 cup shredded coconut, steamed

¼ tablespoon salt

2 cups water

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