Khmer Cuisine by Song Saa

In these pages I want to share Khmer’s beautiful, unknown cuisine and its ancient and complex heritage. I hope that you, and as many people as possible, will find as much pleasure in these dishes as I have – a taste of the enchantment I discovered at Song Saa and have never lost. -- Kathleen Beringer --

The private island Song Saa is located next to the Cambodian island Koh Rong, just a 40 minute boat ride from Sihanoukville. The fine sustainable luxury resort speaks to all of your senses: the smell of the ocean, the luscious greens of the jungle, the touch of the sand, the sound of the sea, and the taste of the food.

• 50 classic Khmer recipes to make at home
• A stunning coffee table book about the award-winning Eco-Resort Song Saa i.e. "The Best Hotels and Resorts in the World: The Gold List" by Condé Nast Traveller UK and "Eco-Hotel of the Year" by Destination Deluxe Awards 2019
• Exclusively photographed by Joerg Lehmann

This books presents 50 traditional Khmer recipes, mixing the fine flavours of Cambodia with the freshness of the produce. Indulge in the source of Asian cuisine: Breakfast Soup, Fish Amok, or Sea Bass with Green Curry, Sweet Potato Pudding or in a Lemongrass Collins.

Song Saa has won numerous awards, i.e. „The Best Hotels and Resorts of the World: The 2020 Gold List“ by Condé Nast Traveller UK and „Eco-Hotel of the Year“ by Destination Deluxe Awards 2019.

Joerg Lehmann started out as a photographer in fashion, and later specialised in food photography. He has produced more than 85 books, among them multiple bestselling cookbooks with chefs i.e. Alain Ducasse, Paul Bocuse, Eckart Witzigmann, and Tim Raue.

Kathleen Beringer was born in France. After receiving her law degree in France and Great Britain, she moved to New York to study Interior Design at Parson's School of Design. She has always been in love with the art of food, taking classes, establishing profound knowledge of cookery. Beringer is author of several cookbooks. She lives with her family and her dog in Germany.