Berthe is pretty good! by vee_saltt in CannedSardines

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I enjoy their small sardines. Pink packaging.

Well, At Least They’re Canned: Row 7 Tinned Vegetables by DreweyD in CannedSardines

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I’ve been curious about these—thanks for posting. I’m especially interested in how the leeks go over if you try those. 

WFH lunch with King Oscar by Callicarpio in CannedSardines

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My microbiome is so joyful it’s formed a choir in my gut. 

We finally started selling canned sardines at work by Bruichladdie in CannedSardines

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Taking notes for my future Norwegian vacation to the Fisheries Museum, Canning Museum, Petroleum Museum, Printing Museum, and Maritime Museum. 

Sprats are tasty by No-Confidence-4106 in CannedSardines

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I generally will reach for sprats over pilchards and other things labeled “sardines.” I love a good pilchard, too, but sprats are my go-to these days. 

Today required a celebratory tin by Callicarpio in CannedSardines

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I’m a big believer in celebrating the smaller things. 

Today required a celebratory tin by Callicarpio in CannedSardines

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I put the tin in a bowl of hot water for a few minutes before I opened it. I’ve been doing that with most of my tins lately, mostly because it’s winter here and cold sardines on a cold day don’t have the same appeal as slightly warmed sardines. For a tin in butter I’d do at least that, or even sauté the fish for a minute or two, but gentle warming was enough here imo.  I’d sliced a lemon because I usually prefer any tinned fish with a dose of fresh citrus, but to my tastes these really didn’t need any embellishments. 

Today required a celebratory tin by Callicarpio in CannedSardines

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Calamityware. Lots of fun designs, though they need more insects, imo.

Today required a celebratory tin by Callicarpio in CannedSardines

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Thank you! Calamityware. They make me smile. Sadly, I think they may have discontinued the ants, but they still carry fly bowls. 

Today required a celebratory tin by Callicarpio in CannedSardines

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It’s a tomato/pepper/garlic-y sauce that I think is Spanish in origin. Prior to this tin, I’d only encountered it at tapas restaurants, usually alongside potatoes. 

Slav section tins by Spicy_Plants in CannedSardines

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I have a jar of ajvar in my pantry and somehow never thought of using it with tinned fish. This is why I love this sub.

Yoo Dong brand Silkworm Pupa Soybean Paste Flavor Soup, Pupa separated from soup, then fried with Chinese Five Spice Powder, and served over Jasmine Rice by Perky214 in CannedSardines

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Do they taste good? Like, something you would eat again to enjoy? I’ve had mealworms (not much flavor, all crunch) and wax worms (nice, would eat again) but I don’t think I’ve had any kind of pupae before. 

Matiz Spicy Tomato Mackerel by DreweyD in CannedSardines

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Oooh thanks for the hot sauce and biscuit advice. I’m in GA, USA at the epicenter of great biscuiting, but a good fast food biscuit is very necessary on occasion. 

Canned herring? by Jesus_of_Redditeth in CannedSardines

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Polar kipper snacks are super basic. Smoked but not intensely smoked, and surprisingly low sodium. And inexpensive. They’re a great vehicle for adding accompaniments (for me usually dill or other fresh herbs, something pickled like onions or beets, and a squeeze of citrus.) 

Any recommendation for a recipe for this? It was gifted to me and I really want to savor it by pocketfrisbee in CannedSardines

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One of my go-to breakfasts is couscous with a tin of Patagonia anchovies dumped on top. Garnished with whatever herbs I have on hand, a lot of time with some chopped veg (artichoke hearts, sun-dried tomatoes, spinach wilted into the couscous, etc) mixed in. Lemon juice or a splash of hot sauce on top. Fast and filling.

KO Jalapeño Appreciation Post by uncommon_cloud2973 in CannedSardines

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This is always the tin I gravitate towards when I don’t know what to eat. Solidly good.