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  • ...nd it may come from the Mediterranean island of [[Sardinia]], around which sardines were once abundant. ...o a popular food fish around the world. In addition to being served fresh, sardines are commonly canned, smoked, or pickled.
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  • |Name=Sardinhas assadas / portuguese grilled sardines ...[Very Low Carbs]], [[High Protein]], [[High In...]], [[Category:Foods made in less than 30 mins]], [[Easy]]<!--comments<br>I am working though posting so
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  • ...ditional [[Sicilian cuisine|Sicilian]] dish that combines [[pasta]] with [[sardines]], [[fennel]], [[raisins]], and [[pine nuts]]. It is a representative dish ...ta con le sarde are believed to date back to the Arab occupation of Sicily in the 9th century. The dish is a perfect example of the Arab influence on Sic
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  • == Bigoli in Salsa == ...odles served with a rich and savory sauce made from onions, anchovies, and sardines.
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  • ...dae family. This species is known for its slender body and vibrant, rainbow-colored scales. ...opical waters of the Pacific Ocean. They prefer to inhabit areas with warm water temperatures and abundant food sources.
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  • |Name=Soy sauce and vinegar flavoured sardines ...r and [[simmer]] very gently for 10 minutes with a lid placed RIGHT ON the sardines.</li><li>This is called the\dropped lid technique\ and allows the flavours
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  • ...[sardines]] used in [[Japanese cuisine]]. They are an essential ingredient in many traditional dishes, including [[dashi]], a type of stock that forms th ...er time, and by the [[Edo period]], Niboshi had become a staple ingredient in many households.
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  • |Name=Sardines, parmesan and olive tapenade on pide ...d then pulse to form a coarse paste and now with the motor running drizzle in enough of the [[olive oil]] to make the tapenade glossy and supple and then
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  • ...is not only a spectacular natural event but also plays a significant role in the marine ecosystem and the local economy. ...hs when a drop in water temperature below 21°C triggers the migration. The sardines form massive shoals, some extending for kilometers, creating a feeding fren
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  • Anchovies are small salt water [[fish]] that are closely related to [[sardines]]. Mostly found in salt water and brackish waters
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  • ...products. Founded in 1899, the company has a long history of providing high-quality seafood to consumers worldwide. ...ablished as the Bumble Bee Seafood Company in 1899 by a group of fishermen in Oregon. The company started off by canning salmon and expanded its product
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  • ...by fermenting fish or shellfish with salt, resulting in a savory and umami-rich liquid. This article provides a comprehensive list of different types o ...lt. While not a fish sauce itself, it can provide a similar flavor profile in certain recipes.
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  • ...ost well-known families within this order are the [[Clupeidae]] (herrings, sardines, and allies) and [[Engraulidae]] (anchovies). ...zed gas bladder, which functions in sound production and detection, aiding in communication and navigation.
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  • '''Dashi''' is a class of soup and cooking stock used in Japanese cuisine. Dashi forms the base for miso soup, clear broth, noodle b ...ced into dashi from the use of katsuobushi. Katsuobushi is especially high in sodium inosinate, which is identified as one source of umami.
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  • ...ter and marine environments across the globe. They play a significant role in the [[aquatic ecosystem]]s due to their high biomass and are a crucial sour ...any species exhibit a silver coloration, which serves as camouflage in the water. Clupeids are filter feeders, primarily consuming [[plankton]], which they
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  • ...'') is a species of [[fish]] in the family [[Clupeidae]], the herrings and sardines. It is native to the southeastern [[Pacific Ocean]], particularly along the ...small, silvery fish that typically measures between 10 and 15 centimeters in length. It has a streamlined body adapted for fast swimming and a single do
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  • ...e keto foods}}<br>{{div col|colwidth=15em}}<br><div class=mw-collapsible mw-collapsed"><categorytree mode="pages" namespaces="Main" depth="1">Very low c
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  • ...fish, recognized for their silver color and streamlined shape, which aids in their schooling and migratory behavior. ...lower jaw that protrudes slightly, which is an adaptation for their filter-feeding diet.
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  • '''Bigoli''' is a type of [[pasta]] originating from the [[Veneto]] region in [[Italy]]. It is similar to [[spaghetti]], but with a thicker, tubular shap Bigoli was traditionally made at home using a simple mixture of [[flour]], water, and salt. The dough was then pushed through a device known as a "bigolaro"
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