Description
As the name suggests this rice was given to the mappillai (bridegroom). The night before the wedding, this rice variety was soaked in water. In the morning, the bridegroom would drink the supernatant water of the soaked grains, which was full of enriching nutrients and prove his strength and valour by lifting a heavy boulder. This rice is said to improve digestion, cure mouth ulcers, and is suitable for people with diabetes. This fibrous rice helps with the hemoglobin count and is believed to keep the mind and body alert.
Description
As the name suggests this rice was given to the mappillai (bridegroom). The night before the wedding, this rice variety was soaked in water. In the morning, the bridegroom would drink the supernatant water of the soaked grains, which was full of enriching nutrients and prove his strength and valour by lifting a heavy boulder. This rice is said to improve digestion, cure mouth ulcers, and is suitable for people with diabetes. This fibrous rice helps with the hemoglobin count and is believed to keep the mind and body alert.