Monthly Archive:: May 2014
Spiced Guava is a popular street food in Sri Lanka. We commonly call it as ‘Pera Achcharu’.Not only guava, we like to eat pineapple, mango, ambarella or even ‘Veralu’ (Sri Lankan olive) with some spices added.
This fiery beef curry will satisfy the taste buds of those who love their curry hot. It’s simple to make and low in fat and calories. Served with brown rice and a side salad, it’s a perfect, healthy meal suitable for people who are lactose-intolerant or are following cholesterol-lowering or Mediterranean diets. Ingredients: 1 kg
Chop Suey Rice is popular as a Chinese dish. However Chop Suey (Chopsuey) has become a popular dish among Sri Lankans. Most of the time, we are able to buy this in Chinese restaurants in Sri Lanka. It is a collection of different vegetables and a good recipe to empty the fridge in a weekend.
Learn how to make fancy fruit wedge jello shots for grown ups for your next party.These fancy-looking fruit wedges are a fun adult take on a favorite childhood dessert.
General Tso’s chicken is a sweet, slightly spicy, deep-fried chicken dish that is popularly served in North American Chinese restaurants.
Restaurant-style Mexican rice can easily be made right at home, and it tastes a million times better too! You will also need to adjust your cooking time if you want to use brown rice. I recommend following the cooking instructions as directed.
Pita bread is a staple in Middle Eastern food. This pita bread recipe is simple, quick, and makes perfect pita bread every time! In the Arabic world, pita is a foreign word, all breads are called khubz (ordinary bread), and specifically this bread is known as khubz arabi (Arabic bread).
This is just another way my grandma use to fix eggs for me when I was little. I still eat them this way today.
This is an easy way to serve omelets. Baking this is soooo much easier. Feel free to add or subtract to suit your tastes (bacon, sausage, onions, peppers, etc.)