Dessert
Chek Ktis ចេកខ្ទិះ
Khmer dessert of bananas and tapioca pearls boiled in sweetened coconut milk.
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A Khmer steamed fish curry with a mousse-like texture, made with kroeung, coconut cream and eggs.
A family of pounded Khmer herb and spice pastes that form the flavor base of many Cambodian dishes.
Lightly fermented rice noodles served with a fish-based kroeung gravy, herbs and raw vegetables.
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Dessert
Khmer dessert of bananas and tapioca pearls boiled in sweetened coconut milk.
Dessert, Steamed dish
Steamed Cambodian layer cake of rice and cassava flour with coconut milk, built up in coloured layers.
Dessert, Steamed dish
Pyramid-shaped steamed Cambodian rice cake filled with grated coconut, palm sugar and sesame.
Dessert, Snack
Fried sesame-coated glutinous rice ball with a sweet bean filling, sold as a Cambodian street snack.
Dessert, Snack
Boiled glutinous rice dumplings filled with palm sugar and rolled in grated coconut.
Dessert, Steamed dish
Coconut custard steamed inside a whole pumpkin and served in slices.
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Recipe
Fish Amok
Steamed fish curry built on kroeung, dried chilli paste, shrimp paste and coconut cream, portioned into banana leaf cups and steamed until set.
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Kari Sach Moan
Bone-in chicken browned in homemade red kroeung then simmered in coconut cream with sweet potato, Thai eggplant and long beans.
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Khor Sach Chrouk
Brined pork belly marinated with ginger and pepper, caramelised in palm sugar and simmered with peanuts and stock.
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Saraman Curry
Dry-roasted spice and coconut paste pounded with fresh aromatics, then simmered with beef, peanuts and coconut for hours.
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