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das crikstar
Dec 11, 2015

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I eat fisherman's eggs.. used to every morning for breakfast. I just put a little butter in the frying pan, scramble some eggs with a tin of sardines in there, maybe a bit of ginger to cut the fishy taste. Lots of black pepper.

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das crikstar
Dec 11, 2015

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When eating sardines, prepare it the easy way. If I was to put a lot of ingredients and effort into cooking something, it wouldn't be sardines.
The sardine/egg omlet in the frying pan takes 5 minutes and if you do it right you can't even taste the sardines.

das crikstar
Dec 11, 2015

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Sheep-Goats posted:

Why would you not want to taste the sardines

I eat a tin of sardines almost every day, not because of the taste, but because they are cheap, good protein, but right out the can with nothing on it is almost impossibly fishy, so I found scramble them in eggs with ginger, or smothered in tartar sauce.

das crikstar
Dec 11, 2015

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Tunaman Eggs: Table spoon of butter in a teflon pan, 2 eggs, a can of tuna, with soy sauce, yogurt, and a dash of garam masala. Fry it on high, 3 minutes or until done.

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