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Sri Lankan cuisine is a unique gastronomical experience that is filled with sweetness and spice. I show you how to make these traditional and authentic Sri Lankan recipes and with video instructions. Be sure to see my YouTube Channel for more!

How to make Kizhi Parotta Prepared in Banana Leaf

Izhi Parotta Prepared In Banana Leaf Kizli Parotta, also known as Killi Parotta, is a popular street food in South India where layers of Parotta are covered in a Chicken Curry and then wrapped in a Banana Leaf and steamed for 3 minutes. It is a very tasty and complete meal and because it's wrapped in a Banana Leaf, it makes a great travel meal. Although we added raw Onions for this recipe, you can maker it tastier by frying the chopped Onions first.

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Spicy Mee Goreng Noodles Recipe

Ee Goreng Noodles With Fried Omelette Mee Goreng (also called Mi Goreng and Indonesian Fried Noodles) is a widely enjoyed street food made with Egg Noodles that are stir fried with a variety of vegetables such as Carrots, Cabbage, and Bean Sprouts and proteins such as Chicken, Shrimp, and Beef. It is flavored with spices, Soy Sauce, Tomato Sauce, and Chili Sauce.

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Stuffed Gulab Jamun Recipe with No Eggs and No Butter

Tuffed Gulab Jamun We are going to make Gulab Jamun in a special way by stuffing it with a nutty filling. For this recipe, you don't need any Eggs, Butter, Curd, or Yogurt. Gulab Jamun is a fried dough ball soaked in a sugary syrup flavored with rosewater or cardamom and it is a popular sweet dessert in Indian cuisine. It is has become quite popular in Sri Lanka too.

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Coconut Ice Recipe using only 4 ingredients in 10 minutes

Oconut Ice Coconut Ice is a sweet made from desiccated Coconut that originated from Britain and is popular in Australia and South Africa. It has a chewy and milky texture. In this recipe, we make it from grated Coconut. This is a no bake no cook recipe.

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Tasty Masala Chapati for Breakfast in 30 minutes

Asala Chapati Masala Chapati is a spicy tasty breakfast you can make quickly in about half an hour. It's has a spicy Masala filling containing Chicken, Onions, Green Chilies, and spices. With 250g of Wheat Flour, you can make about 7 Masala Chapati.

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How to make Modagam, also known as Kozhukkattai, an easy Teatime Sweet

Odagam A Teatime Sweet Modagam (also known as Kozhukkattai and Modak) is a popular teatime sweet in both India and Sri Lanka that is made from Rice Flour. In India, it is given as a pūjā for Ganesh Chathurthi meanwhile in Sri Lanka, it is given for Almsgiving.

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Rulan Dosa with Coconut Chutney

Ulan Dosa With Coconut Chutney Rulan Dosa is a thin crepe made using Rice and Semolina Flour and spices. It is known as Rava Dosa and is a street food in Indian Cuisine. For this recipe, we also make a special Coconut Chutney. The specialty about this recipe is that it doesn't require any Wheat Flour, No Yeast, and no Yogurt or Curd.

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Mouth Watering Pani Puri recipe with Chutney and Potato Masala

Ani Puri With Potato Masala And Tamarind Chutney And Mint Chutney Pani Puri is a crispy puffed flatbread that is stuffed with condiments like Potato Masala, Tamarind Chutney, and Mint Water and then eaten in one bite. It is a popular street food snack originating from India. Pani Puri is also known as Gol Gappa.

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How to make Boondi Laddo, a popular Indian Sweet

Oondi Laddo Boondi Laddo is a soft melt in your mouth sweet made from Gram Flour that is very simple to make requiring only a few ingredients. It is a very popular sweet in India. In this recipe, we're adding the natural color by using Turmeric Powder.

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Aloo Paratha you can make for breakfast in 15 minutes

Loo Paratha Aloo Paratha is a flat bread (like a roti) stuffed with a Potato filling and it originates from Northern India. It is traditionally eaten for breakfast because it is very filling and is quick to made in only 15 minutes. This is perfect with a Chicken Curry.

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