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Purang apin

Purang apin is a traditionally cooked rice of the Mising people of Assam. It is prepared by boiling bora saul a type of glutinous rice wrapped in Alpinia nigra leaf. In addition to various festivals such as Ali A:yé Lígang, purang apin is also prepared on other occasions and is served with various dishes. Alternatively, it can also be consumed with milk and jaggery.

Preparation
Purang apin is cooked in Alpinia nigra leaf. It is mainly prepared using bora rice or lahi rice. ==Cultural significance==
Cultural significance
Purang apin occupies an important place in the communal feast of the Mising spring festival Ali A:yé Lígang. In the weeks leading up to the festival, women prepare large quantities of Po:ro and Nogin Apong. On the day of the celebration, women are primarily responsible for making Purang, fish and meat curries, and for filtering Apong. The ceremonial meal begins with the head of each family consuming a packet of Purang together with a bowl of Po:ro Apong; where the feast is organised collectively, the ritual is initiated by the village head. Guests and participants are then served Purang with Apong and a variety of fish and meat dishes, and the feasting continues throughout the day. In the evening, the village headman and family heads visit each household in procession, during which they are again offered Purang, Apong and other dishes. ==References ==
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