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Cook the Book: Grilled Sardines with Chopped Salad and Skordalia Soup

[Photograph: Caroline Russock] After a week of recreating recipes from How to Roast a Lamb by Michael Psilakis, it occurred to me that I haven't had such consistently healthy meals in a long time. During normal weeks I'll go...

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Sunday Brunch: Sardine Sandwiches with Tomato Jam and Fresh Cheese

[Robin Bellinger] This deliciously unusual sandwich comes from Clotilde Dusoulier's Chocolate and Zucchini—the book, not the blog! Making your own tomato condiment may sound a bit fussy, but it’s actually very little trouble (and, more important, totally worth it)....

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Dinner Tonight: Venetian Spaghetti with Sardines

"It tastes a bit like clam chowder on pasta," came the observation after I'd served this to my fiancée. When that comment was met with silence—the silence of a cook's slightly bruised ego—her follow-up went, "But I mean that...

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Roasted Sardines with Bread Crumbs, Green Garlic, and Mint

The following recipe is from the September 3rd edition of our weekly recipe newsletter. To receive this newsletter in your inbox, sign up here! This week's recipe is for a salty, crispy, addictive dish of roasted sardines with bread crumbs,...

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Dinner Tonight: Deviled Sardines

I’ve been feeling so guilty recently about the plight of salmon and the overfishing of tuna that I’ve kind of sworn off fish for the season. How do you balance the supposed health benefits of a miracle food with the...

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Sack Lunch: Sardine-and-Egg Salad Sandwich

Photograph from RockyEda on Flickr I've been working my way through everyone’s suggestions in response to last month’s post about how to eat sardines. With many methods and recipes left to try, I have already discovered one new favorite....

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Eating for Two: How Do You Love Sardines, Tell Me All the Ways

I know I’m not the only person frustrated by the breathless announcements of nutrition journalism and by the studies behind it, which are so often contradictory and can always be manipulated to show just about anything (as discussed in last...

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