Steamed plate cake

Kinnathappam
	Kinnathappam (Plate cake)
Place of origin	India
Region or state	Kerala
Main ingredients	Rice flour, Coconut milk, Sugar, Fried Coconut pieces, Cumin

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Kinnathappam on Plate

Steam plate cake (commonly known as Kinnathappam in Kerala, India) is a popular traditional sweet cake widely consumed in Kerala. There are two variants of Kinnathappam. One is white and another is black. long^[1] but the white variant is much easy to cook and it is very soft compared to black variant.

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↑ Sulekha Kinnathappam

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[1] Sulekha Kinnathappam

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