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Aluwa is a sweet rice cake made of rice flour. This is another delicious sweet made for Sinhala and Tamil New Year. Traditionally it is a sweet most suitable to eat with a cup of black tea. While most of the other sweets are fried, aluwa doesn’t use oil. Following recipe is the most basic […]
Mung means green gram and kavum is the deep fried sweet made with it. Mung Kavum is a very old Sinhala and Tamil New Year sweet. It is a deep fried sweet presented also in wedding receptions and for auspicious events like pirith. Following recipe is a traditional recipe which uses more kithul treacle and […]
Sri Lankan milk rice, also known as kiribath or kiripath, is a traditional Sri Lankan dish that is made with rice and coconut milk. It is often served at special occasions, such as weddings and celebrations, and is a staple at many Sri Lankan homes. To make Sri Lankan milk rice, you will need: To […]
