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Clodagh Byrne visits communities in Cambodia supported by CAFOD's partner Salvation Centre Cambodia. During a visit to Samrong Mean Chey, she stops at a roadside stall selling sweet bean cakes. The chef offers to teach Clodagh how to make the cakes, and the next day Clodagh receives an outdoor cooking lesson in preparing the dough, filling it with sweet bean mixture, and frying the cakes. Clodagh and others then enjoy eating the results of the memorable lesson.
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- 1. www.cafod.org.uk www.cafod.org.uk cafod.org.uk/connect2cambodia How to cook sweet bean cakes – a lesson from a road-side chef in Samrong Mean Chey
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- 3. “Without fail I am always inspired by the strength and commitment of the people I meet. “On a recent visit, I was lucky enough to get an added bonus – the chance to improve my cooking skills. As I was walking down one of the long dusty roads I came across a young woman selling sweet bean cakes from a stall at the side of the road. “When I tried one of the cakes and commented on how tasty it was, she offered to teach me how to make them, so I returned the next day for a memorable outdoor cooking lesson.”
- 4. Step one: kneading the dough
- 5. Step two: rolling dough into balls and filling with sweet bean mixture
- 6. Step three: our partner Salvation Centre Cambodia’s director Thoeun tried his hand at frying the sweet bean cakes.
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