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Tuk Kroeung Khmer Recipe + Tutorial

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Uploaded by on May 20, 2009

Tuk Kroeung is a popular Khmer dip made out of cooked fish and pahok sauce and served with assorted fresh and cooked vegetables.

Ingredients for Fish Dip
1/2- 1 cooked fish (can be steam, fry, grill or even can)
5 garlic cloves
10 hot chili peppers -optional
2 tablespoons peanut -optional
2 tablespoons sugar
1 tablespoons salt
7 tablespoons pahok sauce
1 lime (yield about 5-6 tablespoons juice)
1 cup of boiling water

Some vegetables we choose to dip with
Watercress (lightly fry with sesame oil)
English cucumber
Japanese Eggplant
Cabbage
Broccoli floret (blanche)
Grape Tomatoes
Thai Eggplants
Sadao

Khmer Music: Nuk Nuk Bong Nass by Meas Sophear

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  • what kind of fish do you use?

  • @lienthily I use the 3-crab brand -- just habit because growing up Mother used that ehehe

  • hi khatiya thanks for posting up this dish ive always wanted to learn how to make it i got a couple question, how did u cook the fish? and how much amount of pahok and boiled water do you use to make the pahok sauce?

  • @sunnysouk4 The fish I used is Tilapia. I took the shortcut and got it fried at the supermarket. All the measurements and more detail on the recipe can be found on my website. Thanks!

  • would any kind of fish work for this recipe

  • @jevitmuy I used Tilapia but my Mother had used catfish and even Mackerel (from the can) as well.

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  • Hi

    I was wondering if you can make the font bigger to read. Thank you

  • thanks for the tips, i love this recipe!!!

  • som write jea peasa khmer phong

  • I TOTALLY LOVE HOW YOU MADE THE RECIPES AND PUT IT ON YOUTUBE FOR US!!!! SUCH AN AMAZING THING YOU DID!!! I don't have a mom to teach how to make khmer food... long story but I am glad I can learn it here... So, THANK VERY MUCH!!! LOVE IT!!!!

  • Outstanding

  • love it

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