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  • Hilsa Fish 1500-1550g
    Special Price €55.49 Regular Price €65.49
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    Hilsa, scientifically known as Tenualosa Ilisha, is a species of fish that is widely found in the rivers of South Asia, including the Padma River. The Padma River is one of the major rivers in Bangladesh and is known for being a significant habitat for Hilsa.

    Hilsa is a popular and economically important fish in the region, cherished for its unique taste and nutritional value. It is a migratory fish, traveling upstream from the Bay of Bengal to spawn in freshwater rivers like the Padma. The Padma River, with its rich nutrients and suitable conditions, provides an ideal environment for the Hilsa to thrive.

    Hilsa has a distinct silver-colored body with a slightly elongated shape, and it is renowned for its delicious and fatty flesh. The fish is especially prized for its unique flavor, which is enhanced by its natural habitat in the brackish water of the river estuaries. The Hilsa fish is a staple in the cuisine of Bangladesh and neighboring regions, and it holds cultural and culinary significance.

    Harvesting and consumption of Hilsa are major economic activities for the communities along the Padma River, contributing significantly to the livelihoods of local fishermen. However, overfishing and environmental changes can pose challenges to the sustainable management of Hilsa populations, and conservation efforts are often undertaken to ensure the long-term survival of this iconic fish species.

  • Taposi Fish
    €5.99
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  • Silver Pomfret Big Size (রূপ চাঁদা মাছ ) 3 in 1 kg
    €22.50
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    Silver Pomfret (রূপ চাঁদা মাছ ) 3 in 1 kg Rup Chanda
  • Lady Finger Fish (Silver Silago/Kilakan)
    €8.99
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    Lady Finger Fish, Silver Silago, Kilakan, kelanga
  • Ilish Fish (From Padma) 1000-1050g
    €35.49
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    "Hilsa" vis heeft een slank, langwerpig lichaam met glanzende zilveren schubben en een licht blauwgroene rug. Het heeft een prominente, scherprandige en samengedrukte kop.

    Hilsa-vis is in de eerste plaats een zeevis, maar trekt naar zoetwater rivieren en estuaria om te broeden. Het komt het meest voor in de rivieren de Ganges en Brahmaputra in India en Bangladesh.

    Smaak en Textuur: Hilsa-vis staat bekend om zijn kenmerkende, rijke smaak en vettige textuur. Het heeft zacht en mals vlees dat gemakkelijk uit elkaar valt bij het koken.

    Culinaire Gebruiken: Hilsa-vis is zeer gewild vanwege zijn culinaire waarde. Het wordt vaak bereid door te stomen, te frituren of te koken in een pittige curry. In de Bengaalse keuken omvat het traditionele gerecht genaamd "Ilish Bhapa" het stomen van de vis met mosterddeeg en specerijen, terwijl "Ilish Machher Paturi" een ander populair gerecht is waarbij de vis wordt gemarineerd met kruiden, verpakt in bananenbladeren en vervolgens gekookt.

  • Cleaned Long Baim
    €7.99
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  • Rohu Head 2 pieces
    Special Price €7.50 Regular Price €9.50
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  • Tilapia Steaks 1kg
    €8.99
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    Tilapia Steaks 1kg
  • Kingfish Steak 1kg
    Special Price €10.99 Regular Price €12.50
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    Kingfish Steak 1kg

    Surmai fish, also known as kingfish or king mackerel, is a popular and prized fish in many coastal regions. Here are some details about Surmai fish:

    1. Scientific Name:

      • The scientific name for Surmai is Scomberomorus commerson. It belongs to the mackerel family (Scombridae).
    2. Appearance:

      • Surmai has a streamlined and elongated body with a silvery-blue color on the upper part and a silver-white underside. It has a series of finlets behind the dorsal and anal fins.
    3. Habitat:

      • Surmai is commonly found in the Indo-Pacific region. It inhabits coastal waters and is often caught near the shore or around coral reefs.
    4. Culinary Use:

      • Surmai is highly valued for its delicious taste and is a popular choice for cooking in various cuisines. It is commonly used in Indian, Thai, and other Southeast Asian dishes. The firm and flavorful flesh make it suitable for grilling, frying, or curries.
    5. Fishing Importance:

      • Surmai is a significant catch for commercial and recreational fishing. It is a sought-after target for anglers due to its size and the challenge it presents when caught.
    6. Nutritional Value:

      • Like many other fish, Surmai is a good source of protein and omega-3 fatty acids, making it a healthy choice for a balanced diet.

    It's worth noting that regional names for fish can vary, so while "Surmai" is commonly used in parts of India, the term "kingfish" may refer to different species in other regions.

     
     
     
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