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Cambodian Muslim Beef Curry
April 02, 2008
by leej
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• Share on Facebook • Add to Del.icio.us • Digg It! Muslim curry, often called ‘Masaman’ is a South East Asian dish which pops up all over the region. This one is from Cambodia. It’s a more delicate flavour than that in, say T
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Cambodian Fish Amok
January 04, 2008
by leej
4 Comments
I’ve just come returned from a holiday in Cambodia. The food was sensational! Essentially a blend of the South East Asia region, Cambodian food is typically less spicy than Thai, Malaysian or Indonesian. It uses all the usual suspects to create
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Cambodian Steamed Eggs
December 17, 2007
by leej
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• Share on Facebook • Add to Del.icio.us • Digg It! An asian style omlette cooked in a super healthy way and unlike anything I’ve ever tasted before. It’s a really delicious and easy way to eat eggs. Well worth a try. RECIPE:
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Chilli Sambal
November 27, 2007
by leej
2 Comments
  Share on Facebook This is an essential accompanyment with many East Asian cuisines. It’s a fiery little devil and should only be used in small quantities. But don’t be too afraid, it can really lift the simplest of dishes from a cl
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Cambodian Tamarind Beef Curry
September 21, 2007
by leej
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I’ve been looking for something to do with some minute steaks we bought on a whim about a month ago. Other than… fried minute steaks, I was at a loss. Until I happened upon this recipe. It calls for thin strips of beef so was ideal. It
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Cambodian Chicken Samlá Curry
September 18, 2007
by leej
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I’m very excited about my trip to Cambodia in December, so much so, that I’ve already started to look at what I’m going to be eating when I’m there. This is a lovely delicate curry which is their most popular dish. The origina
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