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Kiribath (Coconut Milk Rice)

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Photograph of a kiribath recipe  cut into diamonds served with sambol.

It’s a humble combination of two everyday ingredients, but Kiribath has enormous significance in Sri Lanka—it’s cooked by the Sinhalese to mark the new year in April, and on other special occasions that celebrate new beginnings.

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