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Thai Pla Pud Kuen Chai
from: Caixia Bu
- Chinese Celery (or regular celery)
- Spring onion
- Onion
- Oyster sauce ( 2 tbsp)
- Sugar (1 tbsp)
- Fish sauce
- Garlic
- Fresh chili
- Cooking Oil
- A Whole Sea Bass (or Tilapia/Snapper)
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