Steps
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Nom Banh Chok Samlor Khmer (Cambodia): Provides textural contrast to rice noodle dishes
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Bai Sach Chrouk (Cambodia): Crisp topping for pork and rice breakfast dish
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Amok Trey (Cambodia): Garnish for fish curry to add crunch
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See full technique reference →Nom Banh Chok Samlor Khmer (Cambodia): Provides textural contrast to rice noodle dishes
Bai Sach Chrouk (Cambodia): Crisp topping for pork and rice breakfast dish
Amok Trey (Cambodia): Garnish for fish curry to add crunch
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Burnt fragments
Cause: Excessive heat or insufficient stirring
Fix: Reduce heat and increase stirring frequency
Dense clumps
Cause: Insufficient oil or overcrowded pan
Fix: Use more oil and cook in smaller batches