Delicate rice flour noodles steamed to perfection - a traditional Sri Lankan breakfast or dinner
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Made with wheat flour instead of rice flour for a different texture and flavor.
Using red rice flour for a healthier alternative with a nuttier flavor.
Layered string hoppers with spiced meat or vegetables, similar to a biriyani.
String hoppers served with sweetened coconut milk and jaggery for a dessert version.
The most common accompaniment - a spicy coconut relish that perfectly complements the mild flavor of string hoppers.
A creamy lentil curry that adds protein and richness to the meal.
A sweet and spicy onion relish that adds depth of flavor to the dish.
For non-vegetarian options, a spicy Sri Lankan curry pairs wonderfully with string hoppers.
The dough should be soft but not sticky. Add water gradually to achieve the right consistency.
Do not oversteam the string hoppers as they can become too soft and lose their texture.
String hoppers are best consumed immediately after cooking as they tend to harden when cooled.
If you must store them, keep in an airtight container and re-steam briefly before serving.