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I just discovered I like canned Sardines! There anyway to eat them other than out of the can?

Any suggestions will be appreciated.

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nzle added 11 months ago

Our Sardines contest is a great place to start!

http://food52.com/contests...

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hardlikearmour is a trusted home cook.

added 11 months ago

The winner of the Best Seafood Pasta recipe contest features sardines as well: http://www.food52.com/recipes...

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Sam1148 added 11 months ago

On saltines with a cocktail sauce and lemon juice.

Esther Plume added 11 months ago

Drain, mash them in the can, vinegar and black pepper, turf them out onto a piece of toast, and shove them under the grill for a bit. Delicious!

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Summer of Eggplant added 11 months ago

I will apologize in advance for sending you to my blog for this sardine dip but I could not find the original recipe from Bon Appetit on bonappetit.com epicurious. I believe it is from Nepenthe in Big Sur. http://www.summerofeggplant...

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added 11 months ago

Here's a recipe I donated Cannery Row Sardine Company when they first started up http://www.food52.com/recipes...

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bigpan added 11 months ago

Sardines are great for omegas. Google any Norwegian, Danish, or Swedish site for great small smorgasbord items.

Mirepoix79 added 11 months ago

Smired on toasted rye bread w butter

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Third Floor Kitchen added 11 months ago

I like to toast slices of baguette that I've brushed with olive oil. I rub the toasted slices with garlic and then top them with sardines that I've marinated in a lemon-thyme vinaigrette.

I also love this recipe of Dorie Greenspan's:

Lemony Sardine Spread

Two 3 3/4-oz. cans sardines, boned and drained
2 1/2 oz. low-fat cream cheese
1 small onion, chopped
Juice of 1 lemon
2 Tbsp chopped parsley
Salt and pepper, to taste

Put all the ingredients in a food processor and blend until smooth. Season with salt and pepper and add a bit more lemon juice if you’d like. If you have time, chill the spread for a few hours (or even overnight). Serve on crackers, toast, or slices of cucumber and radish.


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