Cha houy teuk — jelly dessert

In Phnom Penh, after educational time youthful is for individuals swarm around road stands serving Khmer pastries for 1,000 riel, about US$0.25.



Cha houy teuk - jam dessert


Some have sticky rice or sago doused in coconut drain and finished with taro, red beans, pumpkin and jackfruit. A standout amongst the most reviving is cha houy teuk, a sweet jam dessert made with agar, a gelatin that is gotten from kelp. The jam can be splendidly hued in pinks and greens, making it particularly well known with kids. Joined with sago, faded mung beans and coconut cream, cha houy teuk is typically served in a bowl with a scoop of shaved ice.



Cambodia Palm sugar

Palm sugar is near the living of Khmer which is the same with the COCONUT tree of Vietnamese. In the Mekong Delta, it is the image of Khmer individuals and the monetary asset for them. Sugar from palm tree is decent and famous like from the sugar-stick tree.
Cambodia Palm sugarCambodia Palm sugar





The palm tree is close relate d to the Cambodia. There are numerous uses of palm tree. Its leaves are utilized to cover the rooftop. Its trunk is utilized for the column. Its water is sweet, which is sifted from palm blossoms, along these lines, it is pleasant and being utilized to make sugar.



Palm sugar is utilized to cook sweet porridge, or put into the dishes, soup or cook with salt water. Additionally, palm water is utilized to make a light level of wine, which names "tukthotchu" (sharp plam water).




The palm water must be utilized to influence the palm to sugar inside 24 hours after taken. The sugar, which has light white shading, would be the best. The other with yellow shading is less tasty and could be put away for brief period.

Duck eggs

Ducks are raised without nourishment. They are simply let uninhibitedly in the field and eat what they found. Accordingly, the eggs contain more yolk. Cambodian heats up the eggs and slips it into the stick to make it would appear that sapoche natural product. Bubbled duck eggs together with salt pepper and being sold in several eggs. That is the well known garbage nourishment and adored by numerous Cambodian.







Another kind of duck eggs in Cambodia is balut, which is the semi-treated, half embryonic duck egg. Some nonnative may discovered this somewhat disturbing by eating an egg with the chick-shape obviously before your eyes, however it merits attempting to have "solid power" like what the sales representative in Cambodia say.

Nom banh chok — Khmer noodles




Nom banh chok is a cherished Cambodian dish. Nom banh chok is a common breakfast sustenance, and you'll see it being sold in the mornings by ladies conveying it on crate swinging from a shaft adjusted on their shoulders.

The dish comprises of noodles difficultly hammered out of rice, finished with a fish-based green curry sauce produced using lemongrass, turmeric root and kaffir lime.

Crisp mint leaves, bean grows, green beans, 


banana blossom, cucumbers and different greens are piled to finish everything. There is additionally a red curry form that is normally held for stately events and wedding merriments.



 Nom banh chok - Khmer noodles

Khmer red curry

Less zesty than the curries of neighboring Thailand, Khmer red curry is comparatively coconut-drain based, however without the overwhelming bean stew. It's substantially simpler to appreciate. The dish highlights hamburger, chicken or fish, eggplant, green beans, potatoes, new coconut drain, lemongrass and kroeung.



Khmer red curry


This dish is typically served at exceptional events in Cambodia, for example, weddings, family social events and religious occasions like Pchum Ben, or Ancestor's Day, where Cambodians make the dish to impart to priests out of appreciation for their predecessors. Khmer red curry is typically presented with bread — a leftover of the French effect on Cambodia.

Kdam chaa – fried crab

Ocean bottom is very well known in Cambodia, and broiled crab is a claim to fame of the Cambodian shoreline town of Kep and its energetic crab showcase, which is known for fricasseed crab arranged with green, privately developed Kampot pepper.



Kdam chaa – fricasseed crab


Fragrant Kampot pepper is acclaimed among gourmands around the world, and in spite of the fact that it is accessible in its dried shape globally, you'll just have the capacity to test the unmistakably seasoned juvenile green peppercorns in Cambodia. It's justified regardless of a visit to Kep and Kampot for that by itself, however Phnom Penh eateries get live crabs from the drift to make their own variant of this heavenly dish, which incorporates both Kampot pepper and tasty garlic chives.

Fried fish on the fire lake

Crisp coconut drain isn't utilized as a part of consistently Khmer cooking. Rather it is put something aside for dishes that are served at uncommon events. Seared Fish on the Fire Lake is one such dish – it's customarily made for parties or eaten at eateries in an extraordinary, angle formed dish.

Broiled fish on the fire lake

An entire fish is pan fried and after that completed on a hotplate at the table in a COCONUT curry produced using yellow kroeung and chilies. Vegetables, for example, cauliflower and cabbage are cooked in the curry, and presented with rice or rice noodles. The strict interpretation of this dish is trei bung kanh chhet, angle from the pool of kanh chhet, a green Cambodian water vegetable presented with this dish.