Begin by sieving the flour and mixing it with sugar in a bowl.
Now it is time to add gradually half of the grape juice or badagi into our flour and sugar mixture. As you add baggage, stir them slowly and continuously with a wooden spoon. To mix all ingredients well, it is better to use a blender.
Pour the rest of the grape juice into a pot and put it on low heat. Then, gradually pour your mixture into the pot to dissolve the content.
Keep stirring the mixture on the heat till they become entirely blended.
Then raise the heat and stir the content continuously until it boils.
Once it reaches boiling, you can adjust the heat to a low degree and continue stirring for about 7-10 minutes.
Within this time, your mixture begins to thicken and lose the taste of raw flour.
Remove the saucepot from the heat and let the mixture cool for a few minutes.
Grease a mold or your serving dishes with a little oil or butter.
Pour the mixture into the prepared mold or dishes and let it cool completely at room temperature.
Once cooled, refrigerate this dessert for at least 1-3 hours or until it sets and becomes firm.
To serve, gently remove the Pelamushi from the mold or scoop it out from the individual dishes.
Garnish with chopped nuts or raisins, if desired, for added texture and flavor.