For some reason we have accumulated an unreasonably large amount of canned sardines. No one in my family eats them; this smacks of some weird diet thing my wife tried for a few weeks.
Anyway, what can I do with them? I like adding anchovies to stews or pasta sauces for the good umaminess. Anything similar I can do with sardines? Or should I discreetly throw them out?
Well, there’s egg and bacon; egg sausage and bacon; egg and sardines; egg bacon and sardines; egg bacon sausage and sardines; sardines bacon sausage and sardines; sardines egg sardines sardines bacon and sardines; sardines sausage sardines sardines bacon sardines tomato and sardines; sardines sardines sardines egg and sardines; sardines sardines sardines sardines sardines sardines baked beans sardines sardines sardines …
or Lobster Thermidor au Crevette with a Mornay sauce served in a Provencale manner with shallots and aubergines garnished with truffle pate, brandy and with a fried egg on top and sardines.
Antipasto: with (black) olives; pickled cauliflower, carrots and onions; aged cheese, red pepper, high-quality cold cuts, boiled egg, white asparagus, tomato slices, etc. You could mix it all together into one hell of a salad or lay it all out on a tray without mixing together the ingredients.
ETA: Oooh, ooh: and those little pickled ears of corn!
Whizz them up into a paste in blender. If they have tomato sauce already on them then great, just chuck the whole tin in. If not, add a bit of tomato puree, finely diced onion, pepper, paprika and a bit of olive oil. Smoosh until smooth and there you have a great sandwich filling or dip for crudites.