Welcome to Sardineland
"Maine sardines welcome you to...Vacationland and Sardineland"
SARDINEN. Bar Berlin
"Maine sardines welcome you to...Vacationland and Sardineland"
How and when to eat old Sardines
Popping Tins
by Tim Marchman
MOROCCOS BEST
Sardine meatballs?”
The strained expression on my parents’ faces tells me instantly they are in no rush to try the popular Moroccan dish I am describing to them over FaceTime.
“Yes. You make them with minced sardine fillets, shaped into little balls, then cooked in tomato sauce,” I explain to my grimacing audience. “They are very popular in Morocco, where sardines are highly regarded, a big part of food culture, even.”
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View of a man standing next to a 40-foot cut-out of a fisherman holding a sardine can with the words "Maine sardines welcome you to...Vacationland and Sardineland" across it. This roadside attraction stood off Route 1, Kittery, Maine. Undated.
VOL. 2
In recent years, we've seen a growing trend in the world of fish and seafood, the rise of small batch sardine makers. These artisanal producers are challenging the traditional methods used in the sardine industry. Instead of mass producing sardines in factories, small batch makers are using time-honored techniques to produce high-quality sardines in small quantities. This approach allows them to focus on quality and flavor, and many small scale sardine makers take it even further by sustainably sourcing their fish and using traditional curing methods. As consumers search for healthier and more sustainable sources of food, it's no surprise that small batch sardine makers are quickly gaining popularity. Now, more than ever, consumers are looking for locally sourced, high-quality products with a story and a connection to the community.

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