Koutsoumoura is a dish featuring red mullet, a type of small fish commonly found in Mediterranean waters. It is a popular seafood dish in Greek cuisine, typically prepared by frying the whole fish or grilling it and serving it with lemon and herbs.
Koutsoumoura originates from Greece, where seafood is a staple due to its extensive coastline and rich maritime tradition. Red mullet has been enjoyed in the region for centuries, often praised for its delicate flavor and tender flesh.
The dish has a delicate, slightly sweet flavor with a mild, briny taste typical of fresh fish.
Red mullet
A small, red-colored fish known for its delicate flavor and tender flesh.
Lemon
A citrus fruit used to add acidity and freshness to the dish.
Olive oil
A staple in Mediterranean cooking, used for frying or drizzling over the fish for added flavor.
Salt
A seasoning used to enhance the natural flavors of the fish.
Herbs
Typically includes parsley or dill, used for garnish and added flavor.
Fish
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