stevedo, i need your sardine breakfast of champions recipe, please. i need more iron.


- linda 2-27-2014 2:45 am

toss in a bowl: raw brussels sprouts, sliced 1 can sardines (fresh if you can get them) olive oil lemon juice or seasoned rice vinegar salt, pepper
- steve 2-27-2014 5:59 am [add a comment]


thanks. that's a lot of sardines. shaved sprouts?
- linda 2-27-2014 5:53 pm [add a comment]


For a full can I use a lot of brusseles sprouts. It's a big salad, you can skip lunch if you want. I slice them thin but not shaved. I discovered it when we had nothing in the kitchen but brusseles sprouts and sardines. Was surprised at how tasty it is, much better than it sounds.
- steve 2-27-2014 10:01 pm [add a comment]


For a full can I use a lot of brusseles sprouts. It's a big salad, you can skip lunch if you want. I slice them thin but not shaved. I discovered it when we had nothing in the kitchen but brusseles sprouts and sardines. Was surprised at how tasty it is, much better than it sounds.
- steve 2-28-2014 3:49 pm [add a comment]


or two slices bread, one with mayo other mustard, drain excess oil from tin dump whole can onto bread, add watercress/arugula/etc. figure out if you prefer them whole, skinned, boned, olive oil,.... yum
- mb 2-28-2014 5:39 pm [add a comment]


Or tossed with diced celery and hazelnuts. (I think that was a Prune appetizer.)
- jim 2-28-2014 5:44 pm [add a comment]


  • didn't prune use almonds?
    - steve 2-28-2014 11:51 pm [add a comment]


  • You are right.
    - jim 3-01-2014 1:44 pm [add a comment]


  • And fresh sardines. The prune salad is definitely a few notches higher on the salad chart
    - steve 3-01-2014 4:11 pm [add a comment]






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