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The Samlor Kokor is a signature of Cambodia. Eaten with rice, from the farmer to the urban families, this soup stew is part of our DNA. It is heartwarming, made from fresh vegetables and that we stir (kokor) until all ingredients are well mixed. Usually...
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On the road to Oudong, the ancient capital city, there are marshes of lotus and families live from harvesting them every day. We use everything: the leaves to wrap food at the fresh market, the lotus flowers for the pagodas, the seeds to eat as snack....
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Cheap and delicious streetfood where you can have fresh seafood grilled and cooked on the spot. A favorite around 5 pm and early dinner.
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A favorite for our family and friends gatherings, the canapés are finger food to welcome guests. They are of French origins, canapé means sofa in French and refers to the analogy that the garnish sits atop the bread as people do a couch! It is a decorative...
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A Cambodian version of the pound cake to marry with the King of Fruits, the Durian! We localized the recipe to add our favorite flavors including palm sugar, vanilla beans and coconut cream. The cake is hearty to share with best friends. The best Durian...
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A cake for wedding ceremonies and religious festivals, the "Num Sao Soy" is my favorite dessert of all times made of sticky rice flour, grated coconut and palm sugar. They can be easily found in fresh markets, and the best are at Psar Thmey market in...
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A refreshing and healthy salad enhanced by grilled coconut flakes, crunchy peanuts, fried shallots and minty leaves. I bet you can't find a better recipe to loose weight and enjoy the colors of the summer. Ingredients for 4 persons (time: 1 hour) 300...
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Each Asian country has its specialty for noodle soup. For Cambodia, the Koutiao Phnom Penh is its signature, famous across Asia and elsewhere. Learn this tour-de-main with teacher Socheata who prepared this recipe for us in two-hour. For a large pot (10...
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I can't think of more beautiful green than the one of the young rice stems, when it is time to remove the young plants to transplant them. The whole landscape is a beautiful green. The farmers plant the rice during the wet season. They can usually plant...
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At the foot of Oudong ancient Royal capital, about 40 km from Phnom Penh, the village of Kompong Luang is well known for its fish market and the silversmiths. The fishmongers are busy since 3 am to sell their fishes for the wholesalers who bring it to...
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