
Peter Kuruvita’s fish cutlets
Peter’s version of these delicious and flavour-packed morsels filled with fish and potato inside a crispy shell.

Peter’s version of these delicious and flavour-packed morsels filled with fish and potato inside a crispy shell.

A nation of diverse cultures, landscapes and cuisines, we asked Sri Lankan-born chef Peter Kuruvita for a chef’s tour of this tropical paradise.

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Smooth, fresh and creamy, with a rich, earthy depth, finished with a buttery spicy crunch.

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When is a classic not a classic? When it’s new and improved. When it’s everything you love, plus some. Dial up the high notes of the sweetheart of the breakfast scene – take the crispy, umami, creamy and a little salty, then work in a few surprises and you’re onto a winner.

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