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Omelet with acacia leaves

Cha Om Kai ชะอมไข่

Original name

Cha Om Kai ชะอมไข่
Thai omelet with Acacia Leaves or known by the local as "Cha Om Kai" is a mixture of eggs to form an omelet in Thai cooking with a distinctive Thai vegetable/herb known as cha om.

This dish is usually served with either sticky rice or steamed rice, along with an accompaniment to dips such as 732f24cd-f6c1-43f6-bf7d-817dfd2b8cff_Nam_Prik_Krapi as a sauce which is made of shrimp paste and chillies.
In the local culture - For everyday
Season - Rainy season
- Winter
Regions - Bangkok and middle
How to eat it - With a spoon
Caloric valueLight
Temperature - Hot
Vegetarian
Allergy - Contains eggs
Difficulty of preparationVery easy
How to cook - Fry
Cooked - Raw - Cooked
Outils de préparration - In the pan

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