FICTION Circe, by Madeline Miller Miller retells the story of the minor goddess Circe, who...

by Kim Green In the fall of 2023, as we were ramping up plans for book launch week in February...

Recipe: Bobor Sach Mouan Recipe by Clara Kim Bobor (sometimes spelled "borbor" or "bawbaw")...

by Kim Green Twelve years ago, I went to Cambodia for the first time to work with Chantha on...

1. Embrace mistakes If you're trying out a new recipe or cuisine, don't worry if attempt #1 is...

by Clara Kim Stung Treng is a sleepy provincial town in rural northeastern Cambodia. At...

This was the year that Slow Noodles transitioned from potential energy to a real, physical book....

by Chantha Nguon (with Kim Green) Like so many who were there when Saigon fell, I’ve been...

Why to Make It: "Banh chheo (or bánh xèo in Vietnamese), the savory crepe, was a special...

by Kim Green This article first appeared on the mekongblue.com blog, where you can also find...

by Kim Green This article first appeared on the mekongblue.com blog, where you can also find...

Last summer, Chantha Nguon brought Cambodian cooking techniques and stories of refugee life into...

by Kim Green February, 2016. After five weeks of interviews and "research" meals with Chantha...

A giant thank you to Erin Byers Murray, editor of Nashville Lifestyles, for featuring Chantha's...

The Annals of Memorable Meals At a makeshift parking lot café in a quiet Cambodian town, a...

May 5 Manuscript draft completed! 105,000 words before cuts. After revisions: ~95K May 11 ...

My mother loved cooking. For her, it was an art. She took care with everything she made. It had...

A Cambodian refugee comes home and builds a new life's work, helping village women learn to weave...

Recipe: ~2 quarts water1.5 cups jasmine rice1 lb. pork belly1 shallotsalt black pepper6-8 cloves...

by Kim Green What is 'Slow Noodles'? How do you two know each other?    We get those questions...