Name: Indian Mackerel 1kg
SKU: 1027
Price: 7.50 GBP
Availability: InStock

Indian Mackerel 1kg

£7.50

Indian ocean

Frozen

Raw

Wild

Indian Mackerel lives in the shallower waters near the Indian and Pacific oceans. Compared to other types of Mackerel, the flesh of the Indian Mackerel is lighter, with a milder but still rich favour. Under its skin there is the distinctive for Mackerels dark muscle layer. It is a meaty fish with firm, flaky texture, perfect for frying, grilling or in a soup. Wild line-caught our Indian mackerel is one of our best sellers. They come in a kilo bag, usually 4 to 5 in each, perfect size for a main course.

In Stock

Common Name	Mackerel
Net Weight (Drained)	1kg
Fresh/Frozen	Frozen
Country of Origin	Indian ocean
Catch Method	Wild

Indian Mackerel is an essential part of the cuisine in Southeast Asia. Bangda (Mackerel) Fry is a very popular dish in India because It employs just five ingredients and gives great results each time. Slit the body of the fish and marinate it in a mixture of dried ginger, garlic, turmeric, red chilli powder and a little vinegar and then fry for about 4 minutes on each side and serve with a wedge of fresh lime – simple!

Try serving with a dry Riesling white wine from Alsace or New Zealand.

Mackerel piccata

Indian Mackerel is higher in protein than its European cousin and rich in Omega-3 fatty acids, beneficial to the muscles, heart and blood vessels. It is also a great source for Vitamins B6 and B12, important for the metabolism and the red blood count. Indian Mackerel contains high amount of Niacin and the minerals Phosphorus and Potassium which can help improve bone strength and energy levels. Indian Mackerel is an essential part of the cuisine in Southeast Asia. Bangda (Mackerel) Fry is a very popular dish in India because It employs just five ingredients and gives great results each time. Slit the body of the fish and marinate it in a mixture of dried ginger, garlic, turmeric, red chilli powder and a little vinegar and then fry for about 4 minutes on each side and serve with a wedge of fresh lime – simple! Try serving with a dry Riesling white wine from Alsace or New Zealand.