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Crush the clavicle

🍲 the menu name: collarbone with mackerel

🥦 raw materials: fresh chili peppers, onions, garlic, boiled fish sauce, boiled mackerel.

🍳 the process: Take the garlic onion chili peppers to roast and cook them in a crushed mortar and add boiled mackerel meat to it, seasoned with boiled syrup, a little seasoning powder, a little lemon squeeze.

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