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vegetable or an ingredient. I have, specially over banana peppers, because it reminds me of delicious curries made with them back home. My mom used to make different kind of
dishes with them. Apart from this curry, she makes a stir-fry with banana
peppers and potatoes and made a filling for toasts, then the other type is a
starter i.e. deep fried stuffed banana peppers.




Banana peppers has a strong peppery
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dinner menu. But method of making noodles is evolving. My mum made it very
simple, she served noodles tossed with stir fried leeks and carrot to add some
color. I tasted different varieties of noodles when I lived in Southeast Asia.
Some of these mouth watering varieties are mee goreng, hokkien mee, chow mein,
lo mein, pad thai etc., Each of these varieties has its own unique ingredients
and sauces.


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salad is served with most of the main meals. Sri Lankans eat lot of
rice and food made with rice flour. Typical Sri Lankan main meals are rice,
bread, pol roti (flat bread made with wheat flour and grated coconut), string
hoppers (steamed rice noodles), pittu (steamed rice couscous with grated coconut)
and hoppers (half moon shaped pancakes made with fermented rice flour)









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Best Wishes for the New Year everyone. (I know it&amp;#39;s late, but better late than never) I&amp;#39;ve gone missing for sometime, But I&amp;#39;m back invigorated from my holidays back home in Sri Lanka. It&amp;#39;s always great to be back with your loved ones, someone to pamper with all good food cooked with love and mere company of my parents. It&amp;#39;s never enough and always feels very difficult to get back to routine in this foreign land.






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eggplant is my favorite vegetable. This is one of my favorite method of
cooking eggplant. Its Jaffnese method i.e. northern Sri Lankan way of cooking
eggplant. Typically I grew up eating this with Pittu for dinner. Pittu is made with red
rice flour and steamed with grated coconut. It looks like couscous but in brown
color. In North we also use Sri Lankan sesame oil to cook this dish. Sesame oil
has a very strong nutty flavor that gets infused to...&lt;br/&gt;
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cold weather is making me crave for steaming hot soups or very spicy food. I
have cooked pumpkin curry many times and its one of my favorite curry to have with
rice. Making soups with pumpkin  is a
relatively new experience. I have tried this soup few times and has been a hit
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to our grandma&amp;#39;s house, so that we could meet all our cousins and play
endlessly. There was a big garden in front of the house with lots of flowers
and fruit trees. I fondly remember eating these red pearls (pomegranate) with
my cousins.





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When my friends visited here recently
we had endless stories to share. Part of our conversation also involved about our
new foodie experiments. We were together in Sri Lanka and eventually we all
moved into different directions. One girl came from Australia and other from UK. Never in our dreams we
thought we would have our re-union here, in the most beautifully landscaped but
land locked country.



Ingredients for Mushroom Biryani

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string hoppers, kottu &amp;amp; chinese rolls are some of the popular Ceylon (Sri
Lankan) food. Sri Lankan cuisine has many similarities with Kerala cuisine. We
use lot of coconut milk, grated coconut and spices which are locally available
ingredients. However even within Sri Lanka, there are minor differences among
Jaffnese, Sinhalese, Muslims &amp;amp; hill country cuisine.





My origins are from Jaffna, we eat red
parboiled rice and make string hoppers and pittu...&lt;br/&gt;
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slice with jam is what I used have for breakfast regularly. Its definitely not
the most healthy way to start your day. When we moved here, we often came
across this breakfast meal named Bircher Muesli. We were curious try it out, as
it was a popular Swiss breakfast sold everywhere from cafes, bakeries, super
markets to office canteens.




Bircher is the name of the Swiss
physician who introduced this  in 1900s.
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of mom&amp;#39;s baked goodies. She would bake buns, cookies and cakes. I still
remember mom&amp;#39;s lemon cake aroma gradually enveloping the whole house. We would
just wait till the oven bell rings to grab and eat.




Few years later, I started baking and
became an avid baker of eggless cakes. But when we started moving, we never
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began more than two decades ago. It was introduced to me as &amp;quot;katharikai
Poriyal&amp;quot; i.e. stir fried eggplant. Since then I&amp;#39;m in love with this
vegetable and our affair continues with many new experimentations ;)




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markets in new countries. Be it a farmers market, a regular day market or even
spice market. I&amp;#39;m intrigued by new vegetable or spices and I end up buying
basket full of vegetables and fruits every time I visit these markets.




I recently got a chance to visit
Mullhouse Market which is in eastern france and an hour away from Basel. In addition to
fresh fruits and vegetables from Alsace region there were also Moroccon and Chinese traders. I bought...&lt;br/&gt;
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happy to have my own space. I have my own utensils and a well stocked cupboard
with spices and Sri Lankan ingredients. My kitchen smells so good :)




Today&amp;#39;s recipe is a result of me trying
to incorporate Omega 3 &amp;amp; 6 i.e. good fat into our diet. As vegetarians this
is one of the nutrient we may be lacking. We all know fish is one the main source of good
fat, which is good for our brain neurons function. Some vegan sources of good
fats are olive...&lt;br/&gt;
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few months, before I can cook and start shooting in my own kitchen space. I have been
cooking, sharing and learning different types of food here. Something that I&amp;#39;ve
bookmarked to try is &amp;#39;Tarte&amp;#39;. I learnt to make tarte dough and to make both
sweet and savory tarte&amp;#39;s. Best part is if you don&amp;#39;t have patience (like me) to
make dough at home, you can buy tarte dough from store and add your preferred
vegetable or fruit to make freshly baked...&lt;br/&gt;
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actively posting over the past few weeks. This is because we have moved to a
new country(in the middle of Europe). I am still
adjusting to my new surroundings and tied up with the post-move chores.  As a foodie this
means tasting new food and experimenting. Unfortunately I still have not
started taking photos in new place, as we are still in a temporary place with limited
cooking space. But I&amp;#39;m eagerly waiting to capture and share all my...&lt;br/&gt;
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cookie recipe with you. There are seasonal sweets and desserts everywhere and
also in food blogging world. Even though I indulge in all of them by buying
from outside, I hardly make anything sweet because we are ‘weight watchers’. If
I make them at home, it’ll be both of us indulging and it will not reflect well
in our scale. So whenever there is craving / tempt we buy small portions. That way our
consumption is limited to one piece a day. We satisfy our...&lt;br/&gt;
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Lotus Root is not a common vegetable. As it is in
the name, this is the root of lotus flower mainly used in Asian cuisine. It is
used in soups, stir fries, deep fried, braised, pickled in hot and sour garlic
chili sauce and also used in traditional herbal medicine. Click here to see picture of...&lt;br/&gt;
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food in Sri Lanka. When you are strolling around in Sri Lankan streets, you
cannot miss the sight, sounds and aroma of kottu. Kottu literally means “chop”.
It’s made with flat bread called “Gothamba roti” mixed with meat, spicy gravy,
and vegetables.  Kottu is blended
together in a heated iron sheet using blunt metal blades. Clashing of metal
creates a distinctive sound. This sound and aroma of kottu will invite any
passerby to stop and indulge in this...&lt;br/&gt;
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Restaurants. I love its nutty taste in tangy cream, flavored with pungent
garlic. I never bothered to try it at home. Didn&amp;#39;t even know what type of
lentils is used to make this dish. Later on only when I checked it with one of
my Indian friend, I got to know the type of lentils used to make this awesome
dish.




I’m glad I like lentils and legumes, as it’s a good
source of low fat protein for vegetarians. Quinoa is the best protein...&lt;br/&gt;
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but sometimes I do have to delegate it to my DH. He is ok, I would not rank him
bad, compared to some other spouses I know ;) but he would sometimes buy things
like 250g of long green chilies. He is one of those people who can eat raw chilies. But you can’t have them on a daily basis right? I only use green chilies to season curries or for salads, but what do you do with so much green chilies in fridge? If you get enough sun light you can...&lt;br/&gt;
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special, and we often crave for Mom’s food. I don’t know, whether it’s her love
or a secret recipe she’s yet to share with me, that makes her food so special.





I attribute reasons to be her love and purity she
practices. Let me give you a brief background. My mom is a converted
vegetarian. All of us started practicing vegetarianism, when we were introduced
to meditation by Brahma Kumaris. She strictly practices ‘Purity’; she only
takes...&lt;br/&gt;
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both feel if we lose couple of stones, we’ll look and feel much greater. Somehow
this realization strikes in front of the scale and seem to disappear in front
of food. Hence we are on a constant battle.





Some time back I used to have notebook jotting down everything
that went inside and calorie counting, rigorous exercise and having soups and
stews for dinner. But after having soups very regularly I’ve lost appetite for
them. I’m bored...&lt;br/&gt;
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variety of ways to cook them. You could make smoked eggplant salad, fried eggplant, eggplant gravy, mashed eggplant curry (North Indian Baigan Bartha) and this one is
Chinese style. Even though I’ve tried similar style eggplant in Singapore Chinese
vegetarian restaurant; I never bothered to try it at home.





But once I saw it demonstrated by Kylie kwong in Masterchef Australia, I immediately noted it down and tried it no sooner I got
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(non-vegetarians) believe that it’s real meat. I always make this curry when
I’m entertaining non-vegetarian guests. Some of them think that I’ve prepared a
meat curry especially for them.





Mock chicken, lamb, chicken breasts, prawns and fish
are some of the popular fake meats available here in Southeast Asia.  They are made with soya, mushroom stems and
other preservatives. Its texture is very much like meat.




It’s a very popular...&lt;br/&gt;
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