How to Cook Thai Omelette

Pranee Halovrsen and her sister Rudee show you how to cook basic Thai omellete.

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• Mar
• 19
• 2009
• VID00044

[ILoveThaiCooking]

Kai Dao is fried egg, Kai Jeow is omelette.

[ILoveThaiCooking]

I agree, but a lot of cooking oil is also left over. The idea here is to make the omelete puffy.

[ILoveThaiCooking]

Thank you for your feedback. I love to serve this omelette with rooster sauce (Thai hot sauce) and a lot of fresh sliced cucumber with hot jasmine rice.

Pranee

[ILoveThaiCooking]

Thank you for your feedback. I love to serve this omelette with rooster sauce (Thai hot sauce) and a lot of fresh sliced cucumber with hot jasmine rice.

Pranee

[snark92]

thanks, that was a great vid

[ILoveThaiCooking]

Thank you for your comment. Do you know that Thai omelet is a great side dish to Thai green curry.

Pranee

[lovelovetmt]

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[island755]

Looks like a sponge soaked in oil...

[l1i2a31]

ewwwwwwwwww you put to much oil

[TheBelleSac]

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[lourak]

I see that you like some eggs with your oil.

[jbobier]

OK, following your directions, it worked fantastic! I made several for breakfast guests yesterday. Now... How do I turn this into Yam Khai Dao? Or is that fried eggs? I can't remember. :)

[jbobier]

Thank you for the demonstration. I just tried to make a Kai Jeow from a written description, but it didn't come out quite right. From your video it looks like I didn't use enough oil and didn't drop the egg from high enough. I'll try again soon! :)

Jason (who is missing Thailand already)

[Akshayphadke]

dont u think , thats too much oil ?