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Sardines

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The Cook's Book of Everything

By Lulu Grimes

Published 2009

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These tiny oily-fleshed fish have a distinctive strong flavour and vary considerably in size. Superb summer fish, sardines are often barbecued outdoors over coals, which allows the skin to develop a wonderful crispness. Sardines are best eaten fresh as their flesh deteriorates quickly, but they can also be salt-cured and packed in oil in tins or jars.

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