In our fantastic Cambodian cooking class, we had the chance to make some really tasty meals! My favourite dishes usually have noodles, so I chose to make fried noodles with beef so I know how to make it. I also love desserts, so we learned how to make a yummy dessert with a pumpkin! I really enjoyed learning how to make these dishes and can’t wait to make them at home.
Fried noodles
Ingredients
1/2 of a carrot
1/2 of an onion
50g of cabbage
50g of bok choy
1 spring onion
Noodles
200g beef sliced thinly
1 tbsp. olive oil
1/2 tbsp. garlic finely chopped
2 tbsp. oyster sauce
1/2 tsp. chicken stock powder
1/2 tsp. black pepper
1. Peel and slice the carrot, cut up the onion, cabbage and bok choy, and chop the spring onion into medium sized pieces.
2. Soak the noodles in water to soften them.
3. Put the oil and garlic into a pan on the stove and stir-fry the vegetables.
4. Add the oyster sauce, chicken powder, and pepper, and continue to stir.
5. Add the meat and noodles and keep stirring.
6. Put it onto a plate, grab your chopsticks, and enjoy!
Pumpkin dessert
Ingredients
4 eggs
coconut milk
palm sugar
1 tsp. of salt
a pumpkin
1. Mix the first four ingredients together.
2. Cut a hole in the top of the pumpkin and scoop out the inside.
3. Pour the mixture into the pumpkin.
4. Steam it for an hour.
5. When it’s done, cut it like a cake, and eat! (Just don’t eat the pumpkin skin!)
For the original recipe, click here!
Comments
6 responses to “Amazing Cambodian Dishes!”
Hi Mikhaila,
Love the recipes and the way you gave the step by step directions!!! I I really love the idea of the dessert in the pumpkin. When you are steaming the dessert, do you cover the pot for steaming , or do you leave the pot un covered? Do you serve this dessert hot, warm, or cold? Love, Baba
Hi Baba,
The pot does need to be covered when you are steaming the dessert, and it can be served at any temperature. I think it would be nice with ice cream. 🙂
Beautiful! Love how you present the lesson as well as the final product!
Hello Herta,
The presentation was really nice, especially the carrot cut to look like a flower. These were really tasty meals and I enjoyed making them.
Hi, Mikhaila, both recipes look very tasty, I wouldn’t mind trying them. Love your description and photos, everything looks and sounds so easy. The pumpkin dessert looks amazing. Thank you for a great posting. Lots of hugs
PS, I love the carrot flowers you have to show me how to … when you get back 🙂