Series

Puhul Dosi

Puhul dosi is a sweet Sri Lankan dessert made from ripe ash pumpkin, also known as “puhul.” The pumpkin is cooked with sugar and water, creating a soft, sweet, and slightly syrupy texture.The lime juice adds a touch of tanginess that balances the sweetness, while a pinch of salt enhances the flavors. For added fragrance, …

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Halapa

  Halapa is a traditional Sri Lankan sweet made from rice flour, jaggery, and coconut. It has a soft, chewy texture with a sweet and slightly nutty flavor from the jaggery and coconut. The rice flour gives it a subtle, earthy taste, while the jaggery adds a rich sweetness. Wrapped in a dried pandan leaf, …

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Kokis

  Kokis is a traditional Sri Lankan sweet snack, often made during festivals and celebrations like the Sinhala and Tamil New Year. It’s a crispy, deep-fried treat made from rice flour, coconut milk, and sugar, with a hint of vanilla or cardamom for extra flavor. The dough is rolled out thin, cut into shapes, and …

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Aggala

  Aggala is a traditional Sri Lankan dish made from rice and coconut milk, often enjoyed during special occasions or festivals. The rice is cooked in rich coconut milk, giving it a creamy and slightly sweet flavor. It has a soft, comforting texture with a natural coconut taste that’s both soothing and satisfying. Some versions …

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Kottu Roti

  Kottu roti is a popular Sri Lankan street food made by stir-frying pieces of flatbread (roti) with vegetables, meat (like chicken or beef), eggs, and a mix of spices. The ingredients are chopped and tossed together on a hot griddle, creating a flavorful, savory dish. It’s slightly crispy on the outside, while the inside …

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