Home made Kottu

It's been a while since I last made kottu. It only takes a few ingredients. Quite messy though. 

You can even make elawalu rotti, if you're in the mood by following the instructions here.


Basically, you start with making the godamba rotti, and then cutting it in to pieces
Stir fry ingredients as you please - I used chicken, eggs,carrot, onion leaves and onions and chopped carrots
Mix everything together. Voila! 
Just like that, you have your own home made kottu rotti. Find a previous kottu post here as well. 

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