climbing wattle leaves cha generate
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| Cha-om leaves, also known as climbing wattle (Acacia pennata), appear vibrant green and elongated with a feathery texture. The leaves are arranged in a pinnate pattern, fanning out from a central stem. Often used in Southeast Asian cuisine, particularly in Thailand, they impart a unique flavor to dishes. The surface is smooth, giving the leaves a delicate appearance, and they are commonly used in omelets or soups. |
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