Pad Krapao is one of Thailand's most famous dishes for good reason! It is easy to make, but the resulting flavors are out of this world!

Phad kaprao or Thai stir fry with holy basil, made vegetarian or vegan with tofu, is just as delicious as the meat version!

A delicious and beautifully aromatic herbal tea with health supporting properties

This is a delicious should calming tulsi iced tea that you must have this summer

A quick and easy spicy Thai stir-fry. Delicious and filling over rice!

Tulsi Syrup is a great way to add tulsi to your everyday tea!

A powerhouse of a meal all in one bowl. This Thai inspired stir fry is an affordable dinner packed with veggies and flavour galore.

A light, refreshing summer drink using fresh holy basil (or regular basil) from the garden along with watermelon, hibiscus, lime and chia!

Famous Street Food dish of Thailand with minced chicken with spicy Thai chili peppers and Thai Holy Basil served with Jasmine rice.

Caffeine free tea for winters, prepared by infusing dried rose petals, holy basil and apricots in boiling water.

Pad Kra Pao Moo (Stir Fried Pork with Thai Holy Basil). Fast and delicious for any day of the week, lunch or dinner! Just add an egg + rice!

This vegan smoothie is as simple as delicious (in German with translator)

Thai Holy Basil Pork, a popular dish with its unique flavor & aroma from holy basil. Ready in less than 10 minutes & super appetizing.

Fresh cod marinated in lime juice, tomatoes and holy basil, a fresh appetizer for this summer!

A delicious, soothing tisane that works wonders for colds and sore throats. Kid friendly, too.

Interested in growing your own Thai herbs? Here are some ideas from my Thai garden...

Thai stir-fry of minced pork and fragrant Thai holy basil, with an added crunchiness of long beans.

Tofu with Holy Basil -- a simple vegan version of the classic Thai dish.

Khao Pad Gaprow -- the dish that "Basil Fried Rice" at American Thai restaurants is based upon.

Recipe for one of Thailand's most famous street foods -chicken with holy basil (gai pad grapow)

This easy, authentic Thai stir fry will bring warmth to a cold winter night or...a little spice to a warm Bangkok Saturday afternoon.