These recipes are not just about taste (SRI LANKAN FISH COCONUT MILK CURRY) - they embody healthy, nutritious eating and align perfectly with the much-loved Zen holistic wellness approach, emphasizing mindful eating and balance.
One standout dish I learned to make is the famed Sri Lankan Carrot Salad, or Karat Mallum. I added my twist by incorporating cucumber and swapping curry leaves for coriander leaves. But I also stuck to tradition, whipping up the authentic Sri Lankan Carrot Sambola, and another household favorite, the Sri Lankan Raw Carrot Yogurt Salad. These three salads are not only delicious but also incredibly easy to prepare - no cooking required.
Sri Lankan Carrot Salad (Karat Mallum)
Ingredients
1 carrot,
peeled and grated
½ cucumber,
seeded and grated with skin on
2 tbsp fresh
grated coconut
1 red chili,
thinly sliced
1 green chili,
thinly sliced
2-3 sprigs
coriander leaves, shredded
4 shallots,
thinly sliced
Lime juice, to
taste
Salt, to taste
Method
Toss all the ingredients together.
Blend all the
ingredients until you reach your desired texture.
Taste and adjust with more salt and lime juice if needed.
Sri Lankan Carrot Yogurt Salad (Karat Kiri Salada)
Ingredients
Grated carrot
(as needed)
Yogurt (as
needed)
Some coriander leaves
Green chilies as needed - sliced
Shallots,
thinly sliced
Salt, to taste
Method
Mix all the
ingredients together.
These raw
salads are a perfect example of the vibrant, fresh flavors that make Sri Lankan
food unforgettable. They're not only a treat for your taste buds but also
support a mindful, holistic approach to wellness. Give them a try, and bring a
taste of Sri Lanka to your table.
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