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A Taste of Ceylon curries
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The Bread Pudding is absolutely scrumptious and can be made with day or two old bread. Ideally, it should be eaten either hot or warm just out of the oven. Be careful not to burn your tongue! A "topping" of jam, ice cream or anything that you fancy can be used.
The French/Bombay Toast is also perfect with afternoon tea ("Tiffin") or coffee. Once again you don't have to use fresh bread.
Check out the actual recipes for serving suggestions. Enjoy!
To download these recipes, just click on either eBook below, select "Save", then Desktop and save it to your Desktop.
After that to open/print the recipes, double click on either of these icons on the Desktop. Prepare, and enjoy!
Ceylon is famous for its quality tea, and even though the country's name was changed from Ceylon to Sri Lanka in the 1970's, the tea is still known as "Ceylon" tea. However, you hardly hear of a "Ceylon" or "Sri Lanka" curry, even though a curry is an integral part of most meals in the country.
There are "Sri Lankan" restaurants in most Western countries around the world these days, but, typically when one thinks of a curry, it is mostly associated with India, of which there are quite a number of restaurants around the world as well. There are quite noticeable differences between the two types of food, and there are also differences within each country's regions.
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