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Koepila 1 kg
What it is: Smoked catfish from Suriname, known locally as "Koepila" .
How it’s made: Wild-caught and traditionally smoked, it's sold frozen (~700 g–1 kg) and valued for its rich, smoky, umami flavor .
Culinary use: Ideal in cassava or maize-based soups (e.g. afingi), served with couac (manioc semolina), or mixed into rice dishes for a savory kick ouestdeal-guyane.fr.
From online mentions (e.g., Facebook Surinamese menus), here are some popular ways to enjoy Koepila:
Rijst met pittige viskuit en groenten – Rice served with spicy fish roe and vegetables, priced around SRD 450
“Oso Nyang” – A house specialty: rice or roti served with spicy Surinamese smoked fish or smoked chicken (variations include Koepila or Surichicken), around SRD 250–480 depending on protein
Masala-style Koepila – A recipe variation combining Koepila in a richly spiced masala base, seen in a Surinamese TikTok cooking video .
| Dish | Description |
|---|---|
| Rice + spicy smoked Koepila | Topped with sautéed vegetables or spicy fish roe. |
| Oso Nyang (rice or roti) | Served with Koepila or Surinamese smoked chicken in a spicy sauce. |
| Cassava soup (e.g. afingi) | Koepila added for smoky depth; served alongside couac. |
| Masala Koepila | Koepila fillets cooked in a flavorful masala sauce. |
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US$40
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