At a Glance
- Contents
- Spice blend
- Preparation
- 1-2 tbsp for 250 ml of coconut milk
- Intensity
- Mild
- Ingredients
- Coriander, cumin, fenugreek (Dinesh), pepper (Naciappan), turmeric (Sunny), cinnamon (Saliya), ginger, curry leaves (Dhammi), cardamom, clove (Jose)
- Origin
- Sri Lanka, India
Composition

Coriander

Cumin

Turmeric

Fenugreek

Black pepper

Ceylon cinnamon

Ginger

Curry leaves

Cardamom

Cloves
Beyond organic
NATURAL
ETHICAL
LAST HARVEST
FAMILY BUSINESS
HAND-ROASTED
NO AROMA
Crafted in Switzerland
HANDMADE PRODUCTION
Ceylon Curry Yaksha?
In Sri Lanka, the national dish is rice & curry, a selection of around ten spicy dishes based on fish, meat and vegetables, served with rice and sambol. Imagine a long wooden table on which a multitude of different preparations are laid out: meat curries (chicken, beef, wild boar), fruit and vegetable curries (bananas, okra, jackfruit), legume curries (peas and lentils) served with pol sambol, grilled aubergine salad and red rice. This menu, which we were lucky enough to savour, bite after bite, at Saliya's, the Ceylon cinnamon producer, will be one of those meals that's impossible to forget. A succession of fragrant, complex flavours with countless spices, mixed with fresh coconut. The Yaksha Ceylon curry contains all these flavours and is a perfect match for coconut milk. With its sweet notes of cinnamon and curry leaves, it's a truly authentic experience, thanks to the rediscovered flavours of the pearl of the Indian Ocean.
Origin
Sourced from a single farm
This Ceylon curry is based on a recipe we discovered in Sri Lanka. It's important to note that there is no universal curry preparation; each blend is characterized by a variety of spices unique to its maker. Each spice in this creation comes from unique farms spread across the southwest of Sri Lanka to the northwest of India. Harvested in the south, cinnamon, ginger, curry leaves, cardamom, cloves, and pepper balance out cumin, coriander, and fenugreek, spices grown in northern India. Not to forget Sunny’s turmeric, which adds a lovely yellow tone to this spice blend.
About the farmers
We traveled across Sri Lanka and India in search of exemplary terroirs where exceptional spices grow. Each producer we met cultivates their spices based on healthy and natural agriculture, respecting nature. They prepare their own fertilizer, often based on excrement from their local cows, which they compost with fruit or other plant waste. This natural fertilizer contains only elements from their land. Thus, the soil is enriched under their control and contains a multitude of microorganisms, a sign of healthy soil.











Tes commentaires
16 Reviews
Très belle découverte!
J'en ai goûté des currys, mais celui-ci est vraiment incroyable. La poudre est super fraîche, plein de saveurs!
Là aussi j en mets presque partout…avec des herbes aromatiques c est excellent
J'aime beaucoup ce curry qui me rappelle mon voyage au Sri Lanka
Magnifique curry qui se marie à merveille avec de la volaille
Délicieux, incomparable, on ne peut plus s'en passer
J'ai acheté les trois currys, le Ceylan est doux avec un superbe goût de cannelle, parfait pour le manger avec les enfants.
D'une qualité et un goût exceptionnel
Rien à voir avec ceux achetés en grande surface
L'Inde dans mon assiette.. Superbe!