This simple sambol is as basic to the food of Sri Lanka as salt and pepper are to Western food. Very hot, very acidic and distinctly salty, it is often the only accompaniment to serve with rice, boiled yams, manioc or sweet potato, or any of the starches that are the staple of the native diet.
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