Some recipes stay with you for life. This Cambodian Phnom Penh Noodle Soup is one of those dishes for me. I don’t remember the first time I ate it, because it feels like it has always been there. Morning streets in Phnom Penh, steam rising from metal pots, the sound […]
Every time I cook Khmer red chicken curry, my kitchen fills with a smell that feels like home. It is warm, soft, and comforting. The coconut milk gently bubbles, the kroeung releases its aroma, and suddenly I am no longer just cooking. I am remembering. This is not the kind […]
Some days call for fancy food. Other days, I just want a quiet bowl of soup that feels like home. This Easy Cambodian Chicken Lemon Soup is one of those recipes I return to again and again. It is simple. It is calm. It does not rush you. You do […]
Some recipes stay with you your whole life. Not because they are fancy, but because they feel familiar and comforting. This Cambodian Beef Loc Lac Recipe is one of those dishes for me. It is simple. It is warm. And it always reminds me of home. Loc Lac is not […]
This tofu chicken soup is one of those quiet recipes that doesn’t try to impress you, but somehow always does. It’s light, warm, and gentle, the kind of soup you make when you want to take care of yourself or someone you love. In Khmer homes, soup like this shows […]
There are some soups that don’t need much explaining. They’re quiet, gentle, and familiar, like a warm bowl placed in front of you after a long day. Yuchoy with Chicken Soup is one of those dishes for me. This is the kind of soup Cambodian families make without measuring much, […]
Khmer people, also called Cambodian, or Kampuchea, are a Southeast Asian ethnic group native to Cambodia. They are accounting for over 97% of the country’s 16 million people. Smaller numbers of Khmer also live in southeastern Thailand (Northern Khmer) and the Mekong Delta region of Vietnam (Khmer Krom). There are […]
Cambodia Independence Day: Cambodia is celebrating the legal holiday on nine November each year following the water competition. Like previous years, military officers, monks, students, Cambodian voters, establishment and foreign diplomats can participate within the ceremony presided over by the King Norodom Sihamoni at the Independence Monument. within the morning, […]
Pchum Ben Day in Cambodia: October is that the month once Cambodian individuals celebrate the competition of Phchum mount. in conjunction with Khmer New Year in April, Phchum mount is that the most significant competition within the Khmer non secular calendar. Cambodians have reliably determined the competition once a year […]
Cambodia Water Festival: For the folks of Kingdom of Cambodia, the Water pageant and Bon Om Touk (The dugout athletics Festival) in national capital is that the most opulent ancient pageant. for 3 days national capital voters, foreign tourists and peasants from numerous provinces roll up the capital to celebrate […]
Cambodia Royal Ploughing Ceremony: Although there square measure numerous different scientific strategies to forecast the weather and to see harvests, Cambodians have their strategies to foretell the longer term. Through ancient rituals that square measure usually ceremonially celebrated nationwide, Cambodians square measure warned of calamities, assured of excellent harvest and […]
The Khmer New Year (Cambodian New Year) or Bon Chol Chhnam Thmei in local Khmer Language, is one of the major and important holiday in Cambodia. Khmer New Year starts on April the 13th, 14th or the 15th depending on the ancient horoscope and the celebration last for three days. […]
