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SRI-LANKAN FOOD
The people of Sri Sri are very appreciative of their food. Sharing meals with friends and family is very important to them. Local housewives use only fresh and healthful produce to make their own meals. Along with western meals, you can try home-cooked Sri Lankan cuisine.
The most basic meal consists of rice and vegetable curry or chicken curry cooked with coconut milk and spicy ingredients that make it stand out from the crowd. A more elaborate lunch can include an assortment of salads along with a wide variety of curry made with meat, fish, or vegetables. Their differences include taste and hue. It looks like a table set with many coloured bowls.
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It is a tradition in Sri Lanka to have lunch pack made with banana leaves rather than plastic, we encourage our guests to request this eco friendly food packaging when they visit Sri Lanka.
What about a snacks?
A quick and easy way to get to know the local foods is to sample them off the street. You can sample a lot of different kinds of food, including fried small fish, pancakes, and veggies that go by less-known names like roti, samosas, Hoppers, and a few others.
CUTTLETS SWEET PANCAKE ROLLS PATTIES VEGITABLE ROTI VADAI
What is a Typical Sri-Lankan Breakfast ?
The most well-liked breakfast items in Sri Lanka are bread, hoppers (aapa), kiribath (milk rice), String Hoppers (idi aapa), and pitu.
Aapa can be served with yoghurt and palm syrup, or it can be served with curry or a fried egg on the bottom. Steamed rice flour noodles are called string hoppers. served with curry, sweet coconut filling, or sambol.Rice cooked in coconut milk and served in various ways is called kiribath. Moreover, pittu is a steamed cylindrical cast made of fresh coconut combined with rice flour.
RIBON SANDWICHES BREAD ROTI EGG HOPPERS STRING HOPPERS
What about Fruits? Taste your favorite tropical treats......
Sri Lanka cultivates an abundance of tropical delicacies that are rarely found outside of Asia. Sri Lanka is a fruit lover's dream come true. Numerous native fruit varieties can be found on the island.
