Description
Nutritional Value Facts
A person normally requires a 2000 calorie diet daily. Based on this, the nutritional breakdown of 100 grams of cooked Cobia is as follows:
- Protein: 18 grams
- Cholesterol: 40 milligrams
- Calories: 87 calories
- Carbohydrates: 0% carbohydrate content
- Fats: 67 grams per serving
- Saturated Fats: 12 grams per serving
- Sodium: 135 milligrams
- Selenium: 36.5 mcg
Health Benefits
The wellbeing benefits of Cobia are as follows:
- Selenium: The fish protects from excessive free radicals, prevents cardiovascular diseases
- Omega-3 fatty acids: These fatty acids are good for heart health and remove plaque in arteries.
- Omega-6 fatty acids: it helps to lower blood pressure levels and keep the body temperatures stabilized.
- Vitamin D: Cobia fish reduces osteoarthritis and other bone-related problems.
- Vitamin E: The fish oils aid in maintaining the skin supple and healthy.
- Potassium: Prevents the occurrence of kidney stones and builds healthy cells.
- Magnesium: It can build a strong immune system and ensure that tissues are repaired within the body.
Cut Varieties
This delicacy is available as Cobia fish is cut into Indian curry cubes, cleaned, frozen, and packaged under the most hygienic conditions.
Texture & Taste
Cobia fish looks almost like Seer Fish at one glance, but the texture and taste are way different.
The texture of the Cobia fish flesh is moist, flaky when cooked, yet firm. It is perfect for patties or fish burgers where the flesh will hold in good shape and also absorb flavors.
The taste of the Cobia fish has a sweet flavor with a tinge of salinity too, depending on the catchment areas. The meat is white, not fishy, and great for all cuisines.
Recipe Ideas
Cobia is a delicate fish and is the best ingredient for baked fish, Kerala-style fish fry recipes, or Naadan Kudumpulli Modha fish curry preparation. For continental cuisine, you can try the Roasted Cobia recipe with chili oil and peppers.