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Cambodia's national dish, the centrepiece of any Khmer feast and the proper-occasion food across the country
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Cambodia's national dish, the centrepiece of any Khmer feast and the proper-occasion food across the country

Each vegetable cooks separately and gets dressed with sesame oil, garlic and soy

A filling of minced pork and chopped prawn binds with coriander root (pounded with garlic and white pepper into the…

A pork-mince filling with carrot, onion, garlic, soy and pepper rolls tightly into thin spring-roll wrappers, finger-sized

A platter built around fragrant coconut and lemongrass rice, served with a fiery sambal of dried anchovies and…

The Burmese fish cakes that arrive at lahpet-thoke salad tables and street snack stalls alike, bright with lime and curry leaf

These are the little salt-cod fritters you'd order at a marble counter in Lisbon, sitting with a glass of vinho verde…

Made popular by Chinese restaurants and takeaways, these are another menu item that have been adapted to have a subtle Thai flavour

Moghul (sometimes spelled Mughal or Mughlai) curries trace back to the imperial kitchens of the Mughal Empire, where…

A British-Indian-Restaurant standard, built on a base of cold, fully-dried basmati so the grains stay separate under high heat

Two sensations at once: the bright, immediate burn of dried chilli (la) sitting under the slow numbing-electric prickle…

Centre-cut beef fillet is hand-chopped (don't blitz; the texture matters) and mixed with the seasonings just before serving