Eating huge quantities of raw vegetables with dips is part of Cambodian food culture. We love the flavour of fresh cucumber, eggplant (different varieties), cabbage and fresh herbs…etc with different… [Continue Reading]
Category: Seafood
BLACK SOY PRAWNS STIR-FRY NOODLES
Black soy prawns is an inspiration from a Chinese stir-fry noodles dish I made using soy/black soy sauce as a seasoning to produce a soy sauce stain colour on the… [Continue Reading]
SEAFOOD FETTUCCINE
Egg Fettuccine is a great source of protein and good carbohydrates, just what our body need. It is plain on its own, but taste great with many other things. Pasta… [Continue Reading]
SEAFOOD FRIED RICE
There are many styles of fried rice out there and today I will be sharing with you another one of my simple fried rice recipes. I guess I’ve mentioned this… [Continue Reading]
SEAFOOD TOM YUM
Tom yum is a soul food for me, I love how the flavour balances out so well together with seafood. The dish is traditionally from Thailand and originally made with… [Continue Reading]
SALMON TERIYAKI
Who out there hasn’t had salmon teriyaki before? I hope everyone reading this has. If you haven’t you are missing out on one of the most delicious and famous Japanese… [Continue Reading]
DARK PRAWN CURRY
A very aromatic dark curry inspired by south Indian curry. Prawns are very tasty seafood, delicious on their own when poached, fried or even when added to stir-fry dishes. They… [Continue Reading]
PEPPER PRAWNS FRIED RICE
I often get confused and I am still confused when people talk about prawns and shrimp. To some people prawns and shrimps are the same, but depending on the countries… [Continue Reading]
STIR-FRY FISH WITH GINGER
This recipe brings back a lot of childhood memories for me. I’ve always loved stir-fry ginger, but I don’t remember liking this dish when there’s no coriander leaves as a… [Continue Reading]
PAN SEARED SALMON
Salmon. What comes to mind when you hear someone mentionĀ salmon? I love salmon with the skin on, so I often remember the crispy skin and the tender flesh that often… [Continue Reading]









