Hiranyakeshigrihyasutra 2.5.14.4

2.5.14.4

etenaiva pavitreṇa tūṣṇīṃ prokṣaṇīḥ saṃskṛtya tūṣṇīṃ prokṣya tūṣṇīmavahatya yathāpuroḍāśamevaṃ caturṣu kapāleṣu tūṣṇīṃ śrapayitvābhighāryodvāsya prasavyaṃ pariṣicyaudumbaramidhmamabhyādhāyaudumbaryā darvyopastirṇābhighāritaṃ dakṣiṇāprācīsaṃtataṃ paraṃparamavadāya dakṣiṇāprācīsaṃtataṃ paraṃparaṃ juhoti \ ulūkhalā grāvāṇo ghoṣamakrata haviḥ kṛṇvantaḥ parivatsarīṇām \ ekāṣṭake suprajā vīravanto vayaṃ syāma patayo rayīṇām \ svadhā namaḥ \ apūpaṃ deva ghṛtavantamagne svadhāvantaṃ pitṝṇāṃ tarpaṇāya \ yathātathaṃ vaha havyamagne putraḥ pitṛbhya āhutiṃ juhomi \ svadhā namaḥ \ ayaṃ catuḥśarāvo ghṛtavānapūpaḥ payasvānagne rayimānpuṣṭimāṃśca \ pratinandantu pitaraḥ saṃvidānāḥ sviṣṭoyaṃ suhuto mamāstu \ svadhā namaḥ \ iti \4\

With the same purifier he silently strains the Prokshanî water; he silently sprinkles (with that water the rice and the vessels), silently husks (the rice), silently bakes it in four dishes like a Purodâsa, sprinkles (Âgya) on it, takes it from the fire, sprinkles (water) round (the fire) from right to left, and puts a piece of Udumbara wood on (the fire). With the (spoon called) Darvi which is made of Udumbara wood, he cuts off in one continual line which is directed towards south-east, (the Avadâna portions) one after the other, spreading under and sprinkling over them (Âgya), and sacrifices them, one after the other, in one continual line which is directed towards south-east, with (the Mantras), 'The mortars, the pressing-stones have made their noise, preparing the annual offering. Ekâshtakâ! May we be rich in offspring, in valiant sons, the lords of wealth. Svadhâ! Adoration!
'God Agni! The cake which is prepared with ghee and accompanied by (the word) svadhâ, that the Fathers may satiate themselves—(this our) offering carry duly, Agni. I, the son, sacrifice an oblation to my fathers. Svadhâ! Adoration!
'Here is a cake, Agni, prepared from four cups (of rice), with ghee, rich in milk, in wealth, in prosperity. May the Fathers gladly accept it all together; may it be well sacrificed and well offered by me. Svadhâ! Adoration!'