The Compendium of Caraka 6.12.59

6.12.59

&arśo 'atisārānilagulmamehāṃścaitannihantyagnibalapradaṃ ca/
takreṇa cādyāt saghṛtena tena bhojyāni siddhāmathavā yavāgūm//
iti citrakaghṛtam/
jīvantyajājīśaṭipuṣkarāhvaiḥ sakāravīcitrakabilvamadhyaiḥ/
sayāvaśūkairbadarapramāṇairvṛkṣāmlayuktā ghṛtatailabhṛṣṭā//

And it destroys piles, diarrhoea, vāta-gulma, and meha, and imparts strength to the digestive fire; / one should eat foods or prepared yavāgū with that buttermilk accompanied by the ghee.
Thus ends Citrakaghṛta.
With jīvantī, cumin, śaṭī, puṣkaramūla, along with kāravī, citraka, bilva pulp, / and barley-alkali, each in the measure of a jujube, mixed with vṛkṣāmla and fried in ghee and oil—