Article: Sardines are a sustainable fish with bold flavor

CONSIDER THE humble sardine: Low in mercury, high in healthful omega-3 fatty acids, and abundant once again in the chilly waters of Monterey Bay, it may be the perfect fish for our times.

Sardines are one of the few species that environmentally conscious diners can devour without guilt or serious damage to their budgets. The Monterey Bay Aquarium's Seafood Watch program gives them the green light as a best choice for sustainability.

The surprise for many Americans is how delightful sardines can be when prepared fresh. If your only experience with sardines has been mushy, oily fillets out of a can, you're in for a treat.

Fresh sardines, straight off the grill with a squeeze of lemon, are ...

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