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I used to get them grilled in the UK with new potatoes and mustard. I love them on crackers too. They're very good for you.
Yep, they have those Omega 3s that everyone raves about, and since they are small bottom of the food chain, they are much healthier WRT heavy metals and toxins than bigger fish like tuna.

Supposed to be good for the brain and attitude among other things.

I tried the sardines with garlic and oil/butter over pasta that was suggested above. It was very good.

I have not tried a stargazy pie, and not really that curious either. ;^)


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This is what I think of when I think of sardines:

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Interesting, looks tasty even sidways.
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No 'chovies, No 'dines! But growing up in jersey all we ever got were the nasty canned ones or the ones they put on pizza. When I started dating a Jewish girl she introduced me to Lox, now that I liked.
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In a mustard sauce, on a saltine, with diced red onion or shallots. If I could get fresh ones, I'd grill them like they go in Italy or Spain.

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My grandfather liked sardines with spicy mustard and red onion on Italian bread.

I remember drag-netting shiners as a kid, bringing them to my mom who floured and fried them live on the spot. They were fantastic. Great times at Hammonasset Beach. Shiners, crabs, eels, dogfish.
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Here's another plate of fresh sardines in Italy prepared a few different ways. I've had fresh sardines at nice restaurants in the US and they're almost inedible compared to what you get in Europe.

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Did I mention I'm somewhat obsessed with fresh sardines






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Interesting, looks tasty even sidways.
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We go through a tremendous amount of canned seafood at my house. Here's a quick pic of the stuff we have on a shelf in the basement, and doesn't even include what's in the kitchen pantry. Kippers, sardines, and smoked oysters are at the top of our list.
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Oh My God!!!
What photos!!!
I love Sardines but my Gout hates them. Gout wins.
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Walmart has them...with Jalapeno Peppers, or reg style


I tried those, they're good.
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King Oscar double layer sardines were my favorite, but I have a new favorite.

We don't always eat a whole can, so it's nice to be able to reseal the jar, plus they are nice and small which is my preference and they have a very nice smokey flavor.
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Who sells these? (above)
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Riga Sprats on dark bread with a thick layer of unsalted butter !!! Yummmm
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Oppps. Dark rye bread...
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You can get them on Amazon, but we get them at a grocery store chain called HEB.
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"...and smoked oysters are at the top of our list."
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Smoked oysters on saltines. Yum!!!
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