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Sardines are a healthy fish choice with one of the highest levels of omega-3 fatty acids and the lowest levels of mercury of any fish. They are also rich in calcium and vitamin D, which help support human bone health. Once they’re scaled and gutted, they can be consumed whole and are delicious pan-fried, deep-fried, or grilled with simple preparation like lemon and herbs.
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Location INfo →Healthy Sardine Recipes
Go to recipe →Moroccan Baked Whole Sardines
Go to recipe →15-Minute Mediterranean Sardine Salad
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Go to recipe →We recommend that you eat sardines cooked to avoid food poisoning.
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Pacific sardines are available year-round.
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Say hello to the humble sardine, a power-packed sea dweller that's bursting with benefits for your health! Don't let their petite size fool you – these tiny titans of the ocean are crammed full of omega-3 fatty acids and carry barely a trace of mercury. But it doesn't stop there; they're also an excellent source of bone-nourishing calcium and vitamin D. Once they've been prepped by removing scales and innards, these little gems can be enjoyed from head to tail. Sardines offer an array of cooking possibilities: pan-fry them for a golden crunch, deep-fry for a sinful treat, or grill them for a smoky flavor. A squeeze of citrus and a sprinkle of herbs are all you need to heighten their naturally rich flavor profile. Interested in learning more about this oil-rich fish? Just follow the link below to dive into the riveting tale of 'Sardines and Their Oily-Rich History'.
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