Ingredients
Discover ingredients used across Asian food traditions.
Spring onion
A young onion with a mild allium flavour; the white and green parts can be used differently.
Star anise
A warm, aromatic spice used whole to perfume some slow-cooked broths and stews.
Sunflower oil
A neutral cooking oil suited to frying and high-heat cooking.
Sweet basil
A fragrant leafy herb used fresh as a garnish or stirred into soups shortly before serving.
Tamarind
A tart fruit pulp used to give soups, sauces and stir-fries a rounded sour note.
Tomato ketchup
A sweet-sour tomato condiment used in some contemporary stew and sauce recipes.
Turmeric
A golden rhizome used for colour and an earthy aroma in Cambodian pastes, marinades and rice dishes.
Water
Clean water used for cooking, soaking and preparing ingredients.
Water spinach
A leafy vegetable with hollow stems, commonly stir-fried or added to soups in Cambodia and neighbouring cuisines.
White fish
White fish is a broad label; choose a mild, firm fillet that holds together during cooking.
White pepper
A peppercorn seasoning with a warm, earthy heat, often used where a pale finish is preferred.