Miris Trails

04/09/2026

Day 2 - Negombo - Miris Trails cooking class. After a visit to the fish market we started our class. Stringhoppers, Hoppers, Chicken curry, Fish curry, Prawn curry, Dhal, Brinjal moju, Potato curry and Coconut sambol

The Crew

Negombo Prawn Curry

Mixy mixy with spices

Stringhoppers.. it’s all in the wrist action

Sri Lankan Chicken curry

Plated

03/09/2026

Day 2 Miris Trails 2026 -
Toddy tapping, but not the alcoholic type! These are Kittul palms and like the coconut tree you can tap the sap of the flower to make toddy (a fermented alcohol). In this case they boil it down and make a thick syrup called Kittul Pani or treacle. Further boiling creates a hard sugar or Kittul jaggery. I can’t tell you how delicious the pure Kittul jaggery and treacle tastes. Poured over fresh buffalo curd in the morning or evening adds a layer of healthy probiotics to your gut… and it tastes so darn good.
Jetwing Beach, Negombo
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11/06/2026

Looking for something different? An experience like no other? This is not any ordinary culinary tour, it’s filled with culture, history, wildlife, food, people and experiences that will create lifetime memories.
So if all of the above is Y O U, then join me and a small group of likeminded people in September 2026 to experience your bucket list.
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19/05/2026

Is Sri Lanka on your bucket list?
Are you looking for a hands on cooking experience?
Are interested in culture, history and wildlife?

So excited to be sharing our 2026 Culinary and Cultural tour of Sri Lanka.
Small group tour in Sept.

Information :
https://www.miristrails.com

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08/03/2026

03/03/2026

I love this 🇱🇰

09/02/2026

This is one of my favourite places for so many reasons… watch this video and see why.
An honour for Miris Trails to be partnered with Jetwing Vil Uyana, A Luxury Reserve , Jetwing Hotels and to include this incredible property in our Culinary and Cultural Tours of Sri Lanka 🇱🇰. A property that we have visited since our very first tour in 2013 and continue to do so.

Visit our website www.miristrails.com for details of our 2026 tour 🌶️

24/12/2025

What is Breudher?
The origins of Breudher cake can be traced back to the Dutch colonial period in Sri Lanka, which lasted from the mid-17th to the late 18th century. The Dutch settlers brought with them various culinary traditions, including the Breudher cake, a specialty from the Netherlands. My mother was a Dutch Burgher and every Christmas was celebrated with Breudher for breakfast.
It has become a tradition to make our own bread dough and then make this delicious ye**ty breakfast cake. The smells as it bakes brings the house alive with memories of our childhood and Christmas.
Sliced and served with lashings of butter, Edam cheese and bananas.