Dried Bombil and Potato Recipe | Konkan-Style Sukha Bombil in 10 Minutes
INTRODUCTION : Dried Bombil is quite popular throughout Maharashtra. In every Maharashtrian house (non-vegetarian), you will find at least one or two lovers of this fish. Bombil is more abundant during certain seasons, which affects when it's dried and sold. It’s often more commonly available during the monsoon months. So basically, Bombil (Bombay Duck) is cleaned, salted, and sundried in order to enhance the flavor and increase the shelf life of the fish. Once adequately dried, the bombil can be stored in a cool, dry place, or it may be vacuum-sealed to retain its flavor and texture. Proper storage is crucial to prevent spoilage.Dried bombil has a strong umami flavor and a chewy texture. When rehydrated, it becomes softer.It's high in protein and essential nutrients, making it a nutritious addition to meals. It’s also low in fat if prepared healthily. In Mumbai and the Konkan region, dried bombil is a traditional ingredient in many recipes and is cherished for its distinct tas...