Our collection of Cambodian recipes to learn to cook includes everything from the Cambodian herb and spice pastes or kroeungs that form the basis of so many Khmer dishes to Cambodian street food favourites, traditional Khmer soups and stews, Cambodian-Chinese stir-fry dishes, Cambodia’s famous steamed fish amok, along with Cambodian desserts. We’re still cooking our … Read more
This stir-fried chicken with cashews recipe makes the Cambodian dish cha moan krop svay chanti, which has its origins in China. The delicious dish is a cross between a Sichuanese dish and a Cantonese dish that’s found elsewhere in Southeast Asia, including Thailand. It’s a cousin to a dish known as ‘cashew chicken’ in the … Read more
This tonkatsu recipe makes the most tender, juicy Japanese deep fried pork cutlet you’ll ever taste. This simple but revered deep-fried Japanese pork dish has an amazing crunch from the golden panko crust, melt-in-your-mouth moist pork, and the tangy taste of the tonkatsu sauce. Our tonkatsu recipe makes the most tender, melt-in-your-mouth, deep-fried pork cutlet … Read more
This stir-fried morning glory or water spinach recipe makes the Cambodian dish char trokuon, which is generally eaten family-style as one element of a spread of dishes, centred around rice, that would typically include a soup, perhaps a grilled fish, a salad, and maybe a curry. This is so good, we are very happy eating … Read more
This crispy chicken skins with spicy chicken mince recipe makes a fantastic starter for a Southeast Asian themed dinner party. When the chicken skins firm up in the oven, they form a perfect ‘crisp’ and an excellent vehicle for this classic minced dip found in Cambodia and Thailand. Perfecting crispy chicken skin, and in particular … Read more