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This version of Pol Sambol is suitable for vegans and vegetarians. Maldive fish a dried fish is usually added. We will be making a version with this in a later video.
Discovering Pol Sambol: A Flavorful Sri Lankan CondimentPol Sambol is an essential condiment in Sri Lankan cuisine, elevating nearly every dish with its vibrant flavor. Derived from the word 'Pol,' meaning coconut, this delightful mixture combines freshly grated coconut with spices, chili, and lime, delivering a perfect balance of heat and zest. In Sri Lanka, coconut holds immense cultural and practical significance, providing oil for cooking, nourishment for skin and hair, and even crafting materials for utensils like coconut shell spoons. Whether it’s paired with rice, curries, or eaten with flatbreads, Pol Sambol embodies the heart of Sri Lankan culinary traditions, making it a staple that no meal should be without.Pol Sambol is more than just a condiment; it’s a vibrant expression of Sri Lankan culture and cuisine. This traditional dish, known for its distinct flavor and versatility, serves as a perfect accompaniment to rice, bread, or even roasted vegetables. With a handful of fresh ingredients, you can create this delicious topping in your own kitchen, allowing you to customize it to your taste preference.Ingredients You’ll NeedTo make a classic Pol Sambol, gather the following ingredients:3 cups of grated fresh coconut3 tablespoons of chili flakes1 tablespoon of lime juiceSalt to taste2 fresh green chilies (adjust to your spice level)3 tablespoons of finely chopped onion
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