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Picture of the day: Ngam Ngov Chicken Soup: Comforting Cambodian Lime Broth

Chanleakena Oum by Chanleakena Oum
May 4, 2026
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This steaming bowl of ngam ngov chicken soup (Khmer: ង៉ាំង៉ូវមាន់ ngam ngov moan) brings together tender village-style chicken, fragrant herbs, and the bright tang of preserved lime, a beloved ingredient in Cambodian kitchens. Each spoonful balances salty, sour, and subtly sweet notes, creating a light yet deeply comforting broth that feels both homely and refined. It is the kind of everyday Khmer dish that quietly tells a story of family tables, seasonal limes hanging in the yard, and the timeless art of Cambodian home cooking.

Cambodian preserved lime chicken soup, fragrant and soul-warming (©Pascal Médeville)

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