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Cambodian Stir-Fried Pork with Squash

I love squash especially kabocha and butternut squash.  The beautiful bright golden color makes not only a delicious treat but an eye catching one as well. They are used in serveral Cambodian dishes such as in this Stir-Fried Pork with Squash, Cambodian Steamed Squash in Banana Leaves (Num Lapov), Cambodian Ratatouille Soup (Somlaw Koko), Steamed Custard (Lapov Songkya) and many more. When my Mother use it in Somlaw Koko I usually pick only the squash and leave the rest to others.

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Khatiya’s Cambodian Beef Sticks

What do you picture when Khmer beef sticks is mentioned? For me the memories of Khmer New Year or friends and family gathering comes into play. Cambodian beef sticks is sort of like Hot Dogs to the Americans. Almost no Cambodian events is left without, especially if it involves barbecuing. It makes outdoor entertaining fun and festive. They can be easily assembled ahead of time and grilled to perfection in minutes!

There are many different variations to the marinaded and after a couple of test I think I’ve

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Cambodian Pickled Green Papaya

In Cambodia green papaya (La’hong ល្ហុង) is widely use in cooking. It can be use to make soup such as Somlaw KoKo, salad such as Bok La’hong, or pickled, Jruk La’hong, like so. Pickled Green Papaya is a staple in many eatery and restaurants especially where grilled meats are served. This is super delicious when eaten with Authentic Cambodian Sausage. It is a fairly an easy recipe to follow. Pickled green papaya should be prepared at least a day in advance prior to serving. I also add some

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