Steamed Fish With Spicy Sauce
This is a delicious fish recipe with easy to source ingredients to give your steamed fish that zesty and spicy Thai flavour.
This is a delicious fish recipe with easy to source ingredients to give your steamed fish that zesty and spicy Thai flavour.
I was a bit stuck knowing the English name for this dish. Everyone in Thailand would simply call the dish Tod Man Muu Sab. There’s also Tod Man Muu, which is the same but without the curry paste.
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