- Vobla
Vobla (also spelt vobbla, wobla, or wobbla) is a Russian word for Caspian roach ("Rutilus rutilus caspicus"), and also a
Russia n food made of different kinds offish (such as bream, perch, smelt, etc.) which has been salt-dried for several weeks. Vobla originated in Russia, and is a common Russian meal or "snack" that goes well withbeer . It is popular in many Russian households and beer restaurants.Vobla is generally eaten without
sauce s orside dish es. Many people like to eat their Vobla with a glass ofbeer , which lessens the salty taste of the fish.Vobla could be considered as raw fish, but it is neither raw nor cooked, but rather salt-cured. It is soaked in brine for two weeks and then is thoroughly air-dried for another two, which in the end acts as a form of chemical cooking.
Names for Vobla in other languages: Kazakh: karakez; Azerbaijani: kulme, bobla; Turkmenian: - kasli akcapagy; Iranian: koolmeh; English: Caspian roach.
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Sushi External links
[http://www.caspianenvironment.org/biodb/eng/fishes/Rutilus%20rutilus%20caspicus/main.htm Rutilus rutilus caspicus]
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