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Thai kai jeow (Thai omelet), puffed in plenty of oil, made as easily as a Japanese tamagoyaki.
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Thai kai jeow is an omelet made by pouring fish-sauce-seasoned egg into plenty of hot oil so it puffs up. This creative dish makes it as easy as Japanese tamagoyaki. Crisp outside and fluffy inside, it's served over rice. Ingredients are pared down to things you'll often find in the fridge or cupboard.
Beat the eggs with the fish sauce and potato starch mixed with water until frothy.
Heat oil well in a small frying pan over medium-high heat.
Pour the egg in all at once from a height.
When it puffs, flip and cook both sides until golden.
Drain, plate, and serve with lemon.