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INGREDIENTS 1 Cup of glutinous rice (approximately 180 gr) 1 jar of coconut milk cream (250 gr) 4 tablespoons of cane or panela sugar 1/4 teaspoon of salt 1/2 tablespoon cornstarch 1 or 2 ripe mangoes PREPARATION 1. Wash the rice under running water until it runs clear. 2. Let the glutinous rice soak well covered with water for at least 4 hours or overnight, with this you will be able to hydrate the grain and that it needs much less water and time to make, in addition to eliminating excess starch. Although the latter may seem contrary to what we are looking for, it is totally necessary, otherwise, an inedible paste remains. Once the hours have passed, remove the water and rinse it. Treat the grains with care, since they have been soaked beforehand, they break easily. 3. The rice is steamed, if you have a steamer, prepare it as follows: Prepare a pot with water and bring it to a boil, place the steamer on top and prepare the base with paper napkins or a muslin. Place the rice on top try