Vegan Curries – “Sri Lankan mixed plate “
Have you ever wondered what a vegan can eat on Sri Lanka? Are you unsure of what food you can find as a vegan? Well, there is the answer on a plate.
Veggie Curries en masse in all different kinds of variations! Today we had a red beet and a pumpkin carrot curry with red rice and fresh onion, herb and tomato salsa.
Sri Lanka is definitely a country where it is easy to follow your plant-based diet and still enjoy the culinary cuisine of the place you are experiencing.
We are currently staying at the amuura permaculture beach house
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Vegan Curries by Truefoodsblog
For one of these Curries, we decided to share the recipe with you – The Fin Red Beet Curry
I think you guys are going to fall in Love with this Reet Beet Curry recipe. And if you give it a try, let us know! We love seeing your comments, and especially your Instagram photos. Just tag them #Truefoodsblog so we can give them a look.
How to do:
- Cook and Peel beetroot, after that rasp it on the fin side of your rasp.
- Cut the ginger, onions, garlic and fresh Curcuma in fin cubes, steam in a medium-sized pot within coconut oil.
- Cut carrot in cubes and tomatoes and chili in small pieces
- Add the beetroot and all the remaining ingredients to the pot fill up with 1 cup of vegetable broth and let boil for 5 minutes. Season with cumin, salt, pepper and a bit of coconut sugar.
- chop coriander in small pieces and use as topping on the plate.