The Fresh And The Fermented: In Borei Keila, Phnom Penh | Slumfood Millionaire | Cambodia
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- Опубликовано: 26 сен 2024
- Borei Keila is Phnom Penh's infamous neighbourhood but residents and food sellers Thavy and Pen Rim cannot imagine living and working anywhere else. The popular dishes at their humble food stalls use wartime ingredients to create economical food. Perfectly-grilled spicy frogs, stuffed frogs with pork, and fermented fish dishes have become beloved dishes of Borei Keila, a haven for the poor.
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Though they are struggling they still smile. That’s one of the best traits about Cambodians.
Fact
From Cambodia btw
The expenses are higher than I expected. Must be Pnomh Penh
Very True!🙏
Yep.. can’t complain to nobody.. everyone’s in the same boat so we try to maintain each others peace. Unless you piss us off and cross a line you shouldn’t have… then it’s on. Cambodians can be ruthless.. ruthless in how they love and ruthless in how they get angry. Also.. this lady isn’t poor and she isn’t struggling. She’s decked out in gold… we all know what struggling looks like in Cambodia.. she’s not it.
I've seen six of the slumfood millionaire.. so far, I hope CNA produces more.. those dishes in this episode are the most interesting for me. The first frog dish is so amazing and I like that it is so freshly prepared. Hope that someday I can visit Phnom Penh and try them all. Especially the frog.
Love, from Indonesia.
Cobain tuh prahok pepes bli
@@m4rs12 pasti! Setelah wabah corona berakhir, siap berburu tiket promo lagi 😄👍
I'm from 🇰🇭
johny sirivudh ah na kvol
Hope you can visit soon and try the stuff frogs. It’s an authentic, local speciality that will leave your mouth watering and wanting more. As-salaam 'alykum!
I'm Cambodian but no longer reside in the country. What I miss everyday is this exact dish "Grilled Stuffed Frog". This food brings back all the memories as a kid when my family was filled with love. Each time we made it, we always gathered as a family and helped each other out. It's even more time consuming as my family didn't have a blender back then to mix all the ingredients together.
I've watched all the slum food millionaires episodes. It's really interesting to see the different lifestyles of southeast asian countries. I hope CNA produces more series like this and please make one in Myanmar as well.
I really like you Slumfood Millionaire. I hope you make more!☺️👏
That's a very good video !! I used to live in phnom penh I miss the busy street life full of street food smell .
Gosh this looks so good. Frog tastes so much better than chicken. What more when stuffed with pork. and it's grilled! Looks so yummy with white rice and coca cola!
This reporter is always smiling. She seems so nice an she is generally excited about the food
I binge watched all episodes of slumfood millionare. I love this program. I really hope that cna would make more episodes of this. Please make more episodes.
The shop rental and electricity fee is shockingly expensive .....
Ya, in Indonesia you can deserve more and more higiene
DEMI STEVANY lol no
@@shamerzaihan8638come cause
Because it's surrounded by many commercial building, the business there should be better because many workers as well as office workers would roam around in the morning, afternoon as well as the evening. I must admit the electricity is pretty expensive though, it's around USD0.2/kw. It seems she includes all electricity expenses from the stall, the sleeping places and her house upstairs.
Cos it’s near the center of the capital
It’s amazing documentary. I really enjoy and learn a lot from it. I have small eating disorder. But this program helps me to be excited about food. Thank you 🙏
The food looks super delicious. I want to try everything!
I love this channel. This is much better than much of the "food shows" from the West. The passion and entrepreneurship of the people in these videos is inspiring.
Thank you for including Cambodia!!❤️
My favourite food in my home town.i love taste it two or three time a week... thanks you
This frog have muscular feets, he must be Mr.Olympia contestant at the past.
Butcher makes sure that all the frogs never miss their leg day!!
As a poor person in America its really cool to see how poor people survive in other countries. Weird to think that my tiny, 100 year old basement studio could fit a whole family anywhere else and theyd be happy. Id love to see more videos from you!
This does not look like a slum but an old building. Phnom Penh is one of the few cities in Asia with less slums.
this is my home.i hope to visit it soon.been away for 42 years
woooow its loooks like delicious....im mouth watery
CNA thank you, it is quite rare to see such awesome free content.
PraHok Kreung is my fav even this prahok Ang. I miss eating these type of food. ❤
lo hi I’m happy to hear that.
@@ayeTobi thank you!
Danke für das hochladen und deine Mühe
MSG, Uncle Georgey like this, good food
Stuffed frog and grilled prahok is Cambodian classic dish, can't go wrong with that. Love Cambodian's foods. Stay well to all my Khmer people.
Kermit and Miss Piggy are best friends.
@@ketiyaqbusoq7989 lol
All the food looks amazing. My mouth was watering the entire time. So delicious… khmer food is so good. One day when I visit I will come by to eat at the stall.
0:55 yummy, I love frogs grilled. I wish we had them here in Australia 🇦🇺.
Loved the food and the people with my two year stay. But be careful when going around, sanitation is not the best. Nevertheless, food is great, people are lovely and would wanna go back after the pandemic.
❤️💜💚 Khnyom choul chet Kampuchea. 😘Missed the language btw
welcome back to Cambodia
I know that spot . I hope it's still there when I visit.
Love this food so much😍
This frog dish is one of few dishes i would eat from these slum videos. It is pure protein and looks delicious.
One thing i noticed in all these videos is how clean the food is. Very clean. Even the water in some of these videos used from rivers in India or Vietnam where people bathe, launder, or defecate in, the cooks use lots of salt and scrub the meat and fish to disinfect. In addition, i noticed these cooks take every effort to remove all the blood from the meat. We don’t take these many precautions in the west when preparing meat or fish we have caught ourselves….at least I don’t.
Most food in the US is already processed by the time it arrives in the kitchen. Very little of the food in these videos is processed; it is pure and raw and fresh.
Is miss Cambodia and all it’s amazing food and wonderful people.
I love to eat my local food 😘😘 Cambodia 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
my papa used to cook anchovies or any fermented fish thru banana leaf 😄 ..remembering those days thou.
Thank you!!! And BLESSINGS to All My peeps!!!
*Khmer
As a Cambodian stuffed frogs is one of my favorite dish. I've made with chicken and catfish as well 🌶🔥😋 Never made stuffed frogs living in USA it's hard to find frogs with more meat. Theses ladies I'm sure their dish taste so much better than mine as they're old school chiefs lol. Overall I love all the dish on here. I miss eating Prahok kiet. My mother used to make it quite often when I was little.
Can’t help but giggle when she said she makes her own lemongrass paste from scratch for all natural after pouring MSG on the frogs while wearing an Ajinomoto apron.
this one of my fav. exotic food...
Thanks for the video for sure going to hit these spots when going back to visit Cambodia
One of the Best healthy Comfort Cambodian food hands down😘
All my favorite dishes 😊😊
I will recommend this video to Kermit..
Kermit left the group.
🤣🤣🤣🤣
😂😂
S a v a g e
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Those kind of markets are always fun to visit, especially the street vendors
This reminds me of the former Kawlong city. Very cool to see people thrive, no matter what circumstance!
Fascinating
15:30 why she wears like that in the public market HAHAHAHAH i love that.
I bet she want to present herself better. Come on. This is a video shooting for worldwide audiences. We would go with our best dress.
That's normal in Cambodia
lmao this is normal cambodian fashion tbh
@@SokunRia wow Cambodian people are so cool
Ahh..good old days mountain and river chicken..
Cambodian food is delicious too. Very similar spices used like Thai and Laos food. I can’t wait to get to Cambodia one year and try these frogs. I’ve had them in Vietnam, my family made them for me. They are really tasty for an animal with little meat. The stinky shrimp paste is vey commonly used in Cambodian cuisine. I love it, gives it this pungent taste. 🌶️🌶️🌶️🌶️🍆🍆🍆👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
Awesome cuisine!
However the only slum food I've seen in this show was the "pag-pag" made from restaurants chicken wastes sorted in the garbages of Manila.
Everything else isn't slum food but local foods. And i'd love to taste all of it (but not pag-pag)!😊
As a cambodian, this is more war time food but it was popularized under the Cambodian Genocide when many died of starvation. In the past, people would be scared to eat frogs, but during the genocide people did what they had to do. Now, many people eat it, but its more common with lower-income people, but I enjoy it.
As a kid i was terrified of it, but when i finally took a bite i realized it just tasted like a stuffed chicken wing. The flavors compliment each other well.
@@bb4251 okoun ceran my friend to share your experience! I'm myself a frog lover! But I didn't imagine that it was for Cambodians the food of the last choice!
I was born in France, I love eating frogs! No offense!
Thank you for the story of your people eating frogs 👍
Fermentation in plastic containers can cause leaching of plastic
I came for Trolls
Iam Cambodia
And this is delicious and no disgusting at all
Seeing the thumbnails, I misread the title "The French and Fermented: frog cuisine ..."
Never tried frog but looks delicious !!
It is, better than chicken.
Elena Garcia more than u too?
Jae I’m the juiciest, thank you. I’m a whole meal, not a snack.
Elena Garcia wowwwww 💓
Elena Garcia I love a wholesome meal
Let me tell you the frog and Prahok k'tis is to die for. Everyone should try them out.
@califood3618 oh sorry. I'm actually living in Cambodia. They all accessible everywhere here. You can check out your local Khmer restaurant. Hope you can get to taste them. Yum
That 'stuffed frog' recipe looks delicious to me..
In slump area the electricity USD 100/month and the rent USD 250/month...... It's so expensive to life in Cambodia.....in the same slump area in Indonesia you only pay USD 15/month for rent (electricity and water included)
Yeah I was kinda shocked when she said that but I did notice that it was including her shop's utilities as well so its fine I guess?
For the house she has, she lives with her daughter
$100 for rent ( the room that her son is staying in)
$250 for the shop, she's selling her food.
Ohh I must try to remake my own version 😮
This looks too Cultural and Complex to be called Slum food. Poor people in Cambodia and Laos definitely eat better food than most of the Filipino middle classes.
This food is not for poor people only we eat this as a normal food for everyday even in the party they also use this food for party too.
My English is bad.
I like her Fashion dress. Mark Wiens should go there and eat & film.
He has
It taste better than Chicken..
It's what I Always look for in the market if its rainy season..fry and cook with oyster sauce...
Love the series !
“Does the building have a lift” 👁👄👁
I've seen frog dishes in the philippines.It looks delicious, i really wanna try it when i get back there
Look delicious. Would like to try it if I happen to be in pp
I have a Cambodia wife. I have try this dish a few times when I go to Cambodia, it’s was nice
Its all nice till kermit starts knocking at your door 🤣
I admire the fresh ingredients and all but the fermented fish on every single dish for me is too much. 😬
Its sad to see that the people are happy about chinese investments.
Once the chinese invest, they ruin the vibe of everything around it and the locals will be pushed away..look what happened to shianoukville.
For the first lady to mention about China investment, she talked about it in a sarcasm way. She doesn't happy with that.
We don’t but we don’t wanna say that in front of camera.
Trust me, we aren’t happy about it
We know that but can't do anything about it, we just want to live with our normal daily life
Anak Kalimantan You’re not a local, so shut up
that frog dish look quite good actually.
I want Prahok in my life right now!
Once you taste the Prahok you never go back. ^_^ its a must have dish. And every other dishes is unique in Khmer Culture.
Same msg I've got in my cupboard, 😎 I'm a British mechanic so that's unusual in a few ways......
Fun facts about Cambodia before Khmer rouge rise to power: most of the elderly when ask to relocated to America or Europe they would said: "There are no prahok and trei ngeat outside of Cambodia why should they leave their home country" sadly this was the case of my great-great grandfather who didn't comply when my Great grandfather ask him to move to the US so my family stay behind with him and only half actually moved to the US.
Note: my great great grandfather was a France teacher; and my Great grandfather was a military general for the Khmer Republic (they were killed by the Khmer rouge around 1976 according to my grandfather)
@Andrew Lee nah I think it's mostly 1/3 is far more accurate.
I bet they were ជាតិនិយម. I don't know what is it in English. That's great for Cambodian people to love their country, but it's something to consider about during war time.
When can we watch Pulau Ubin: Snail with taugeh episode?
Asian foods are nutritious, tasty, and healthy
Saw the heading "slumfood millionaires". That humor is pretty funny
Watch all CNA food videos in 2days, worth it...😁😁😁
Well prahok in Indonesia is Pepes
Stuffing frog 🐸 teste really good. I still remember when I was young. It look good 👍
Love this vid learned so much.
pea eggplant in Indonesia is called "leunca" :)
Bukan, tapi tepatnya adh takokak atau rimbang disebut orang batak
This should be delicious for me.
Unfortunately, my mortal fear of frogs and toads are creeping up on me....
I share the fear of those hairless creatures but ironically, I love eating them as long as they're skinned. They taste like better chicken
Yummy 😋
ต้องทำให้สลับประเทศไทยตัวอย่างอาเซียนให้ได้ถามเรายังดูดีอยู่ ก็มีความปลอดภัย
18:45 It’s actually Fermented fish with coconut milk pea eggplant is a preference
I loved the dish until they added MSG😫 still it's a def try
I ate Indian food in Cambodia . NO MSG .
That spicy grilled frogs looks so good!
16:17. This dear lady reminds me a bit of Frida Kahlo. She is beautiful, and although she has the pain of losing her husband, carries on with grace and humour. Much respect.
They're right about prahok, every Cambodian has to eat it every few days
Agree! Especially with steak. 😋
I LIKE THE STORY OF COOKING SLAMDUG MILLIONAIRE
Those stuff frogs taste really good with a lot of lemon grass in it.
The foods featured in this video are all my favorite Cambodian dishes-stuffed frogs, prahok kits, prahok ang etc. Yummy!
100$ electricity bill?! I live in an upscale condo here in Mckinley Philippines and my electricity bill is less than a 100$. FYI i use the airconditioner 12hrs a day. Hmmmmm....
As they said, this is city center so it is surrounded by large building so the electricity bill is expensive!
@@lichingkim8013 you angry?
@@annesadac no no don't get me wrong ! I am just telling you from what I know !
That’s kang kaeb borb not baok u can check it in Khmer Dictionary
Hei who r u guys. Am sure the team worked with some discovery or NGc channels or similar. Good videos
សំអាតកន្លែងឲ្យស្អាតបើអាចធ្វើបាន
Realistic clip of all time
The one thing that surprises me about all of these... is just how clean their cooking areas are. Better than a lot of restaurants! My husband owns a commercial rental kitchen and buys used equipment, some of it comes in SOOOO nasty!! We hardly eat out anymore because my husband has been so disgusted by the kitchens here in the US. He's from India and swears the street sellers keep their carts cleaner than the kitchens that you don't see behind the scenes.
I mean Cambodians cook for everyone like they’re cooking for their own family. Also nasty food and area keeps the customers away so of course they keep it clean
They are all Cambodian favorite food that you couldn't find in most upper class restaurant or they are not this fresh.
Those are all my favorite dishes and i also can cook it well too. I don't consider it a slum food because it need technique to make it taste good. Those dishes are the Signature Dishes of Cambodia.
So this is a misrepresentation of culture?
@@eduardochavacano Yes, it is. There are others dishes which are easy to make that poor people buy from street vendors for less than 1$.
Prahok in many southeast Asia countries foods. Cheese 🧀 eat in many countries in American foods Spanish food foods