Recipes

Sovan Boun Thuy has always loved feeding people.
Cooking is a self-taught talent that Thuy, 66, has perfected at the three restaurants she started after arriving in Long Beach, Calif., from Thailand in 1975 with little money and five children. Thuy's youngest child, Laura Chum, 30, and Chum's husband, Edison Beltran, now help her run the Restaurant Row location, while her second son manages her first restaurant in San Jose. All of Thuy's now-six children have worked at her eateries.

The Exciting World of Cambodian Cuisine from the Nationally Acclaimed Restaurant. Written by the chef-owner of Boston's renowned The Elephant Walk, which has been praised for its unique cuisine by such publications as Esquire, the New York Times, USA Today, and Travel & Leisure, The Elephant Walk Cookbook is a fascinating introduction to the lively and sophisticated flavors of Cambodia.

Ambarella was born out of love: the love of food, of sharing, and of spending time together as mother and daughter.
In our family, food has the power to express emotions we sometimes find hard to communicate. The book started as a conversation about family recipes. Scents and flavours triggered memories and long forgotten emotions which came tumbling back from the past.

A unique cookbook which combines culture and history in its presentation of these traditional Cambodian recipes. The dishes range from fish, rice and noodles to fruit preserves and desserts, and come from the kitchens of roadside vendors and the Royal Household itself.

On the second leg of his Great Escapes series, Gordon Ramsay sets out to discover the flavours of Asia, on a remarkable journey that leads him through Thailand, Cambodia, Malaysia and Vietnam. 100 new recipes are inspired by the tastes and experiences he encounters along the way.

Since its release in 1976, Charmaine Solomon’s The Complete Asian Cookbook has become a culinary classic, introducing Asian cooking to more than a million readers worldwide and garnering a dedicated following around the globe. The recipes from Thailand, Vietnam, Cambodia, Laos and Burma are now available in this single volume.

Cambodian is a land known for its robust flavors and inventive meals that can be made by anybody, regardless of cooking ability. All you need is a willingness to learn and a craving for an exotic cuisine.

If you have always wanted to make an exotic cuisine, then look no further!

The Intertwined Story of Cooking and Culture in Cambodia.

So much more than a cookbook, Narin Seng Jameson takes the reader on a culinary journey back to the 1950's and 60's in Cambodia, and shares her passion for the traditional Cambodian dishes she savored as a child in Phnom Penh. It is a cultural treasure chest--one part cookbook, one part travelogue. Her recipes will send you straight to the kitchen!

‘Nyum Bai’ will not only entice and inspire you with 31 of Cambodia’s finest recipes; it will take you on a brief journey into Cambodian culture and the stories and smiles behind the Green Gecko kids. With hundreds of sensational photos of the children and professionally presented gourmet delights, this book will enhance anyone’s culinary skills and has all the right ingredients for those who appreciate good food as well as the essence of giving.

Over 60 authentic classic recipes from an undiscovered cuisine, shown step-by-step. Ancient Cambodia was a kingdom with an Indian culture, which then expanded into Burma and Vietnam, later becoming a territory claimed by both Vietnam and Siam. As a result, the Cambodian cuisine has Indian roots, with strong influences from both China and Vietnam.