Cambodian Lemongrass Chicken Stir-Fry (Cha Kreung Satch Moan) | If you're hoping to familiarize yourself with the mouthwateringly delicious foods of Cambodia, look no further than cha kreung satch moan. This chicken stir-fry is salty, sweet, pungent, and slightly spicy, balanced by the herbal, cooling flavor of holy basil. Best of all, it comes together in 30 minutes. #chickenrecipe #stirfry

Tender beef coated in a glossy, pepper sauce, this Cambodian Lok Lak is a great way to eat sirloin steak – and it’s ready in under 30 minutes.

Cambodian Authentic Hot & Sour Stew (Somlor Maju Krueng) Cambodian/Khmer Authentic Sour Soup Stew (Somlor Maju Krueng) is one of the most popular stew in Cambodia. Just about every restaurants serves it in the country. This is also our families favorite. This fine cuisine is made authentically and no ingredients should be left out because of the unique and complex flavors. Ingredients 1 lb. of your choice of Thinly sliced meat (pork spare ribs preferred, cut into bite sizes.) buy it here 6…

This authentic nom banh chok recipe for Cambodia’s beloved Khmer Noodles makes nom banh chok samlor proher, a popular breakfast dish of freshly-made rice noodles doused in a yellow coconut-based fish gravy that at its best is richer and creamier than other iterations of this dish. It’s garnished with fragrant herbs, seasonal vegetables, edible flowers, and wild herbs.

This Steak Stir Fry recipe comes from Cambodia and is called Loc Lac. It is made with chip steaks and a delicious stir fry marinade.

This Cambodian fish cakes recipe makes prohet trei kroeung in Khmer, deliciously light fish cakes that are fragrant with lemongrass and kaffir lime, and have a little crunch courtesy of that fresh lemongrass. Easy to make, these fish cakes are terrific as a snack, appetiser, picnic stuffer, or finger food if you’re entertaining.

The dish is believed to have been created by a chef trying to use the flavors of Indochina. It could have entered Cambodian cuisine during the Vietnamese colonization of Cambodia from 1834 to 1867 or afterwards when both Cambodia and Vietnam were part of the French Indochina. Either way its bomb!

Sweet and savory Cambodian style beef jerky fried to perfection. Crispy edges and chewy meat best paired with steamed sticky rice and pickles. Southeast Asian style beef jerky is extra special; marinated overnight, sun-dried then pan-fried in oil before serving for an extra crispy exterior and served with sweet sticky rice and pickled vegetables. Khmer beef jerky is generally marinated and dried in bulk then portioned out prior to cooking so this makes for a fantastic food to meal prep.

A delicious and traditional Cambodian chicken curry perfect with steamed white rice. It's soupy, creamy from the coconut milk and the use of unique spices, herbs and aromatics like lemongrass, shrimp paste etc... makes this a must try curry.

Explore the most popular Cambodian dishes you should try, from the rich flavors of Amok to the refreshing taste of Kuy Teav. Discover the traditional cuisine of Cambodia that is both unique and delicious. Perfect for food lovers looking to expand their palate with authentic Southeast Asian flavors. Dive into the world of Cambodian food and start planning your next culinary adventure today!