How To Make Milk Rice Sri Lanka at Mary Lincoln blog

How To Make Milk Rice Sri Lanka. When the milk rice comes to a dough, transfer it to a flat tray or banana leaf. Add table salt to the thick coconut milk and mix. Wash the rice well and soak it in water for 30 minutes. Drain the rice and then put it into a rice cooker with water and salt and cook till done. Raw rice is preferred or ‘kekulu. Open the lid and add coconut milk, stir well. Put the rice and water into a saucepan, and cook on medium flame. Then, add the 1 litre (about. Known as “kiribath” (‘kiri’ meaning milk ‘bath’ meaning rice) the sri lankan milk rice is basically rice cooked in coconut milk with a hint of sea salt until well cooked and slightly soggy. Put the rice into a medium, lidded saucepan and cover with water. When the rice is properly cooked add coconut milk and stir it well on medium/low flame. The rice that is commonly used is a white rice, however in the south of the island, a red rice is used. Add the coconut milk to the cooked rice as soon as the rice is done cooking. Swirl the rice around to wash it, drain and repeat at least twice until the water is clear.

Drain the rice and then put it into a rice cooker with water and salt and cook till done. Raw rice is preferred or ‘kekulu. When the milk rice comes to a dough, transfer it to a flat tray or banana leaf. Open the lid and add coconut milk, stir well. Swirl the rice around to wash it, drain and repeat at least twice until the water is clear. Add the coconut milk to the cooked rice as soon as the rice is done cooking. Known as “kiribath” (‘kiri’ meaning milk ‘bath’ meaning rice) the sri lankan milk rice is basically rice cooked in coconut milk with a hint of sea salt until well cooked and slightly soggy. When the rice is properly cooked add coconut milk and stir it well on medium/low flame. Put the rice into a medium, lidded saucepan and cover with water. Wash the rice well and soak it in water for 30 minutes.

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How To Make Milk Rice Sri Lanka Add table salt to the thick coconut milk and mix. When the milk rice comes to a dough, transfer it to a flat tray or banana leaf. The rice that is commonly used is a white rice, however in the south of the island, a red rice is used. Wash the rice well and soak it in water for 30 minutes. Raw rice is preferred or ‘kekulu. Known as “kiribath” (‘kiri’ meaning milk ‘bath’ meaning rice) the sri lankan milk rice is basically rice cooked in coconut milk with a hint of sea salt until well cooked and slightly soggy. Put the rice into a medium, lidded saucepan and cover with water. When the rice is properly cooked add coconut milk and stir it well on medium/low flame. Then, add the 1 litre (about. Drain the rice and then put it into a rice cooker with water and salt and cook till done. Add table salt to the thick coconut milk and mix. Swirl the rice around to wash it, drain and repeat at least twice until the water is clear. Open the lid and add coconut milk, stir well. Put the rice and water into a saucepan, and cook on medium flame. Add the coconut milk to the cooked rice as soon as the rice is done cooking.