Vegetarian Kai Jiew (Thai omelette) with 10 different ingredients

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This article introduces a healthy, garden-fresh recipe for a Vegetarian Kai Jiew (Thai Omelette). It features ten distinct ingredients harvested straight from the garden: butterfly pea flowers, holy basil, Indian long pepper, shining bush, Thai sweet basil, moringa (pods, flowers, and leaves), cha-om (climbing wattle), purple yardlong beans, sweet potato leaves, and young white agasta flowers. This nutritious and flavorful plant-based omelette showcases a diverse blend of local herbs and vegetables. To complete the authentic Thai meal, the dish is paired with a Kaeng Phet Ma La Gor, which is a flavorful vegan red curry made with papaya.

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Vegetarian Thai omelette with 10 different ingredients, all fresh from our garden.
The omelette was accompanied by a Kaeng Phet Ma La Gor (Vegan Red curry with Papaya) 






Location: Hua Hin Services, 21/24 Promitpattana, Soi 9, ตำบลหัวหิน อำเภอหัวหิน ประจวบคีรีขันธ์ 77110, Thailand

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