Khmer and Asian condiments gift box
Three artisan condiments signed La Plantation: a whole-grain mustard seasoned with Khmer red curry, a crispy Khmer chilli oil with fried garlic, and an artisan vinegar with red long pepper and toasted notes. Three products that transform a simple plate into a Cambodian flavour experience, with no preparation required.
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A gourmet gift set for discovering three condiments with original flavour profiles, rooted in Cambodian ingredients and know-how.
Each product is designed to be easy to use and to open up new possibilities in everyday cooking. Three condiments, three distinct characters, and many applications in the kitchen.
The crispy Khmer chilli oil builds its aromatic depth through fried garlic and a base of Cambodian spices, with a heat that develops gradually.
The long pepper vinegar delivers depth and relief rather than the sharp, straightforward acidity of a standard dressing vinegar. The whole-grain red curry mustard brings crunch and floral warmth.
Recipes that celebrate diverse terroirs
The three condiments in this set are made from natural ingredients, craft-cultivated with respect for the land and the environment, which are core values that ensure the highest quality and full traceability for every ingredient.
Each product is a showcase of terroir. The crispy chili oil draws inspiration from Asian flavors, revisited with Cambodian spices.
Meanwhile, the curry mustard and long pepper vinegar are the meeting point of two terroirs and two crafts: the mustard is produced in France by Maison Clarance using carefully selected French mustard seeds blended with Khmer red curry.
The red long pepper vinegar combines La Plantation’s expertise with that of Theo Essigbrauer, a specialist in grape must vinegar.
Each condiment in this set is made from naturally grown ingredients, cultivated with respect for the land and full traceability at every stage. These are principles that matter to us and they are also what gives each product its distinctive character.
Whole-grain mustard with Khmer red curry: whole mustard seeds for texture and crunch, combined with a red curry whose aromatic profile is floral and lightly spiced. It works equally well with meat, fish and vegetables.
Crispy Khmer chilli oil: an infused oil built around fried garlic and a blend of Cambodian spices, with an aromatic depth that develops progressively on the palate. A condiment to be used by the spoonful, in a thin drizzle, or in a generous pour, depending on the intensity you are looking for.
Artisan long pepper vinegar: a vinegar whose long pepper aromas are reinforced by toasted, woody notes, far removed from the sharp, one-dimensional acidity of a standard dressing vinegar.
The whole-grain red curry mustard works well coating pork chops before cooking, brushed over grilled chicken in the final minutes, or stirred into a Provençal vegetable tian just before serving. It also pairs naturally with sliced hot Morteau sausage or alongside a charcuterie board.
The crispy Khmer chilli oil goes directly over a finished dish: a bowl of rice, a plate of stir-fried noodles, fried eggs, or simply fresh bread to discover it on its own. It does not need to be cooked — it is a finishing condiment.
The long pepper vinegar fits naturally into a fish soup added right at the end of cooking, over hot sautéed vegetables, in a homemade pepper sauce, a sharpened vinaigrette, or even in an onion jam or a shallot tatin to add contrast and depth.
This gift set from Cambodia, France, and Germany features long pepper vinegar, whole-grain mustard with Khmer red curry, and crispy chili oil, with a 24-month shelf life. Store in a cool, dry place away from direct light and moisture, and be sure to refrigerate the chili oil after opening.
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24 months
Is this set suitable for someone who does not eat spicy food? The set includes products at different heat levels. The whole-grain red curry mustard has a mild, floral warmth rather than direct heat. The crispy chilli oil is the most assertive of the three — but it is used in small quantities and its heat builds gradually rather than landing immediately. The long pepper vinegar has no heat; it adds acidity and aromatic depth. The set works well for most palates, and the condiments can be used in varying quantities to suit individual tolerance. What makes this set different from a standard condiment gift set? Each product in this set is the result of a genuine producer collaboration — French mustard makers working with Khmer spices, a German vinegar specialist working with Cambodian long pepper, a Khmer chilli oil recipe developed directly on the Kampot farm. The ingredients are traceable and naturally grown. This is not a generic assortment — it is a curated encounter between specific terroirs and specific expertise. Can the crispy chilli oil be used in cooking, or only as a finishing condiment? Both work, but it is best used as a finishing condiment to preserve the texture of the crispy garlic and the full aromatic profile of the Cambodian spices. Adding it to hot oil at the start of cooking will reduce its distinctive crunch and flatten the flavour. A spoonful over a finished dish — a bowl of rice, noodles, eggs, a salad — is where it performs best. What is long pepper, and how does it differ from standard black pepper? Long pepper (Piper longum) is a different species from standard black pepper (Piper nigrum). It takes the form of a small elongated spike rather than a round grain, and its flavour profile is noticeably different: warmer, slightly sweet, with a more complex heat that includes notes of cinnamon and nutmeg alongside the pepper warmth. In this vinegar, those characteristics are reinforced by the toasted notes of the grape-must base. Is the mustard made in France or in Cambodia? The mustard is made in France by Maison Clarance, using French-grown mustard seeds ground in the traditional way. The Khmer red curry that seasons it is produced by La Plantation in Kampot, Cambodia. The two components are brought together in France. This cross-terroir collaboration is central to what makes the product distinctive.