
Cambodian Food
Monday, July 12, 2010
SGNOU CHRUK BONG KANG

BROHEOR TROPEANG
Broheor tropeang, this soup is refreshing, light, crisp and light the hearty flavor is awarded to the unique flavoring from the green leaves and bamboo shoots. Step into the wilder side by adding prahok and mushrooms, for a bit more, sprinkle a tad bit of chili flakes.
NHOIM SVAY
Nhoim Svay, is a delicious compliment to rice, it is a delicious combination of dry shrimp, mango, fish sauce, chilli pepper and garlic all in one. The festivity of flavors in this mixed salad will awaken your senses. You want more, sprinkle fried peanuts in to the mix!
NHOIM TROYONG CHEIT
Nhoim troyong cheit is a delicious and refreshing chicken salad complimented by the tasty banana flower (troyong cheit) accompanied by tasty chopped bits of nuts, cabbage and lemon. This dish is incredibly refreshing and quite a festival in itself.
BROHEOR
This delicious parade of flavors come together in this delicious soup, with yes, the most popular ingredient being the base, prahok. It is a soup that is a meal in itself, consisting of leafy vegetables, such as chili leaves and the exotic various herbs of the Cambodian Kingdom.
NOM BAN CHOK

CHA TRA KUEN
Morning glory (tra kuen), amongst one of the most treasured vegetables in Cambodia, with its richness in flavor and vitamins attributed to the rich soil which it is grown in. The delicious essence of the oyster sauce, truly compliments this delicious leafy and abundant vegetable.
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