Ashtangasamgraha 6.73

6.73

tadvacca ghṛtamaṇḍo 'pi rukṣastīkṣṇastanuśca saḥ |

kīlāṭadadhikūcīkātakrapiṇḍakamoraṭāḥ ||

nātyarthaṃ śamane 'pāyo bhṛśośakyaśca karśane ||

masūrāśvatthaśuṅgaiśca yavāgūḥ syājjale śṛtaiḥ ||

tatraiva ca snānam |

mantraśca ||

And likewise is the scum of ghee; it is dry, sharp, and thin. / Kīlāṭa, curd-cake, takrapiṇḍaka, and moraṭa
[should] not [be used] excessively in pacification; there is danger, and it is exceedingly difficult to emaciate. / A gruel should be cooked in water with lentils and leaf-buds of the holy fig tree.
And bathing is done right there.
And the mantra [is recited]: