Does it really taste good, hunnie. I am sorry to say but it doesn't look that good. And if you said it is sour so does it make your noodle soup sour then?
What Is The Easiest Khmer Food To Cook?
- Thread starter Hunnie
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Now that does look good. I love fried rice.
thahappycamper
Level 3
I'm sure noodles are globally accepted as Asian foods but it was first made by europeans, don't quote me though but it had to do with the silk road and marco polo and pasta.
Might not be your taste bong, it will make the soup sour but the Chinese types has the sweet and sour taste to their pickled green. They sell it at the Chinese restaurant too as one of their noodle soup dish. Khmer people like to make som law out of it with pork rib or whatever which does gives the soup a sour taste.
I liked this pickled greens with pretty much many things besides in desert.
thahappycamper
Level 3
If you like pickles you'll love "jrout spey"
I am going to try that pickle green thing today. I let you know. New thing that I learn here. Thanks hunnieMight not be your taste bong, it will make the soup sour but the Chinese types has the sweet and sour taste to their pickled green. They sell it at the Chinese restaurant too as one of their noodle soup dish. Khmer people like to make som law out of it with pork rib or whatever which does gives the soup a sour taste.
I liked this pickled greens with pretty much many things besides in desert.
Erdalee
Commoner
Mum does all the Khmer cooking at home, I make Western, Chinese and Thai foods. If you're looking for healthy and easy dish, I normally make Salmon Salad.
1 can of pink Salmon
lime juice
grated ginger
chopped coriander and mints
thinly sliced lemon grass
chilli
fish sauce
pinch of sugar
1/4 red onion
Just throw it together in a large bowl
I don't measure the ingredients, it really depends on
1 can of pink Salmon
lime juice
grated ginger
chopped coriander and mints
thinly sliced lemon grass
chilli
fish sauce
pinch of sugar
1/4 red onion
Just throw it together in a large bowl
I don't measure the ingredients, it really depends on
lovepink
Commoner
I think this would be considered khmer food also kind of Chinese and thai. You are talking about fried beef with chow fun (flat rice noodles) correct?
yes. Thanks, lovepink for the picture
Marvelous
Commoner
You can get the pickle from any of the Asian supermarket.
Marvelous
Commoner
This is not khmer or Thai food paoun srey. Khmer call this dish Mee Ka'tang. it is a Chinese food.
Marvelous
Commoner
This flat noodle is Khmer food paoun srey. We call it KuyTeav Kat.
lovepink
Commoner
Sorry, I am so slow to understand things. So the beef fried flat noodles is not Khmer but the flat noodle (chow fun noodles) is?
Marvelous
Commoner
This Chow Fun and it is not Khmer food. Khmer call this dish "Mee Ka'tang" meaning "Chinese noodle"
This one is Khmer food. We use fish sauce as dressing.