Coconut cake recipe..

So,I'm going to introduce you another Sri Lankan food and one of my mothers favourites.She loves coconut cakes.Pol cake or Bibikkan are some other names for this delicious coconut cakes and here is the recipe.Have fun!!!

What you'll need..

Freshly grated coconut (one coconut)

egg white of 2 eggs

few drops of rose water

225g of toasted rice powder

450g of sugar

5 egg yolks

100gs of cashew

cardamoms

How to make...

Grind 80gs of cashew with rose water and shop the other 20g
Mix the egg yolks an sugar well and add rice powder gradually
Add the other ingredients(except egg whites) and cashew into that mixture
Now mix it well and bake it in an oven at 140C for 40-45 minutes.(You can use a normal container you use to bake cake or any container you like..

So enjoy this yummy cake and send me your feedbacks.. :)

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