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Like in most countries, the common dishes are prepared in villages; to acquire specific Sri Lankan Recipes will be very difficult. They don't create recipes with the aid of a cookbook. Everything is by working through taste and adjustment of seasonings. This is how Sinhalese women prepare their dishes, and there are no women who cook similarly. Every women uses a different ingredient to prepare a Sri Lankan Recipes, therefore how they interpret a dish is entirely special. When Sinhalese women told you of a specific measurement of a seasoning or any ingredient, she will demonstrate it to you with her hand gestures. When you want to prepare a Sri Lankan Recipes, you better take a look on how the women in the country cook their meal and you must make a trial and error method of cooking the food. Once you achieve a perfect meal you should write it down so you can remember how it is created.

Konda Kavum Recipes

 
 
Ingredients
        
 1  measure         Rice-floor
 1/4 measure       Coconut syrup
                           Salt
                           Oil for frying                                                                                              


Method :
The floor must be very finely sieved. Put it into a ball add syrup and mix well together adding a little salt and little hot water, if the batter is too thick. If not sure of the consistency it is best to fry a Kavum and see whether it is right before adding the water. Keep ready a deep found-bottom pan of boiling coconut or vegetable oil. Pour spoonful of the batter and as it begins to fry and the centre rises pour in a little more batter into the centre and insert an ekel in the middle of the fritter, not allowing it to go through. Keep twisting the ekel round and round and at the same time splashing the boiling oil on the fritter using an oil spoon for the purpose. This is to produce the Konde (hair) Press round the base of the Konde with the spoon to get it in to the proper shape. The Kavum must have a nice brown colour when fried. Drain well

Note: It needs considerable practice to cook well-shaped Konda Kavum.
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