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A fresh and spicy Sri Lankan Coconut Sambal made with grated coconut, chilies, lime, and onions. This quick, no-cook side dish adds bold flavor to rice, roti, hoppers, and more.
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A fresh and spicy Sri Lankan Coconut Sambal made with grated coconut, chilies, lime, and onions. This quick, no-cook side dish adds bold flavor to rice, roti, hoppers, and more.
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Spicy Sri Lankan potato fry with onions, curry leaves, and bold spicesโsimple, crispy, and perfect with rice or roti.
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This Sri Lankan okra coconut curry, or Bandakka Kiri Curry, features tender okra cooked in a fragrant coconut milk gravy with traditional spices. Itโs a simple, creamy, and flavorful vegetarian curry that pairs perfectly with rice, roti, or string hoppers.
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Apple Dosi is a classic Sri Lankan sweet made from apples slowly cooked with sugar and aromatic spices, creating tender, glossy, and flavorful candied bites.
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Sri Lankan-style chicken fried rice is a flavorful and aromatic dish made with fluffy rice stir-fried with tender, spiced chicken, crisp vegetables, eggs, and fragrant seasonings. Itโs seasoned with a mix of soy sauce, Sri Lankan spices, and sometimes a hint of chili for gentle heat, giving it a perfect balance of savory, slightly spicy, and umami flavors. Often served with chili paste or a fresh salad, itโs a colorful and satisfying one-pan meal thatโs both hearty and bursting with local taste.
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String hopper Kottu is a flavorful Sri Lankan street-style dish made by stir-frying shredded steamed string hoppers (idiyappam) with vegetables, eggs, meat or seafood, and a fragrant blend of spices. The idiyappam absorbs the rich curry or seasoning, creating a soft yet slightly crispy texture in parts. This comforting, one-pan meal is loved for its bold taste, satisfying bite, and versatilityโit can be made mild or spicy to suit any palate.