Mediterranean Sardines over Fennel and Arugula
Sardines are one of the best sources of Omega-3 fatty acids. They are also readily available and sustainable. In fact, they are abundant and one of...
Sardines may not be a fan favorite, but maybe if everyone tried them this way that would change! The acidity of the lemon juice cuts the fishiness a bit, and the bright flavor of the sun-dried tomatoes balances it out perfectly. Even if you’re not a sardine lover, give this one a try, and feel free to substitute any canned fish here!
INGREDIENTS
1 can sardines
3 sun dried tomatoes in oil
1 tbsp dijon mustard
1 tbsp lemon juice
1 tbsp green onion
Salt & Pepper
DIRECTIONS
Drain the sardines and place into a food processor or small blender. Spoon out 3 sun dried tomatoes from their oil and add to the food processor. Blend for about a minute, until roughly chopped.
Scrap the sides of the processor, then add in the mustard and lemon juice. Blend for another minute. For a smoother texture, scrap down the sides once more and blend one more minute.
Garnish with green onion, and season to taste. Enjoy on rice cakes, crackers, or with veggies!
Nutrition Facts for entire recipe: 269 calories, 15g fat, 9g carbs, 23g protein
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