Cooking small fish: an ‘undercelebrated, underappreciated luxury’

Although they can bring up unsavoury associations, when handled correctly, sardines can make a superlative – and simple – dish

Sardines, and small fish generally, can be polarising. Fresh but bony, or perhaps cheap, grey and tinned. But there’s a case for them beyond being way-down-the-food-chain, prolific breeders, with short life cycles: an environmental advantage we’re becoming more mindful of.

It’s also a question of taste.

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