To a seafood novice, anchovies and sardines may seem like the same thing. They have a similar slender body and belong to the category of oily fish that's abundant and widely distributed in oceans ...

Both anchovies and sardines are growing in popularity. After years of collecting dust in the canned section of the grocery store, and often carrying an unappetizing reputation, tinned fish varieties ...

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Add the anchovies and mash with the back of spoon. Add the sardines and pour in the wine. Allow to bubble until reduced, cover and cook for a few minutes, until the sardines are cooked through.

Fresh anchovies are an oily fish that look and taste similar to sardines. They vary in size and can be bought either fresh or cured. Cured anchovies were originally left whole and packed in salt ...

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If you buy something, we may earn an affiliate commission. When you’re hankering for tinned sardines, nothing else will do. While canned tuna is lean and mean, sardines are delightfully rich.

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