Fish Tin’s club at GHQ … (All about Sardines…)
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All About the Sardines… Wednesday 8th April | 7–9 pmGannet HQ, Ballybane Join us for an evening dedicated to the humble Tinned sardine. Over two hours, in a casual way with a glass of wine in hand, we’ll taste our way through a selection of great sardines and try to share all we’ve learned about them over the years — from the different canning traditions around Europe, to the fishing methods, and what actually makes a good tin of sardines. We’ll also look at how they can be used simply as a fantastic ingredient in your kitchen. We’ll cook a few simple dishes along the way to make sure you do not dash to Supermacs on the way out... and show you just how versatile a good tin can be. Only 7 places available – first come, first served. to book this course, add to your trolley, then check out eselecting Galway and scroll dwon the menu to Tin Club all about Sardines Please note: Bookings are non-cancellable and non-refundable, and a minimum of 4 participants is required for the course to run. with a vertical tasting of our most popular brands and some of our private co llection
- Farmed
- Catch Method
- Line caught or trawl caught
- Sustainability
- Under pressure
Shop Mackerel
Live
Product information
Fish Information
- Home Freezing
- Suitable for home freezing
Nutritional Value(per 100g)
- Calories
- 205 kcal
- Protein
- 18.6g
- Fat
- 13.9g
- Salt
- 0.2g
- Omega 3
Rich in
- Omega-3
- Vitamin D
- Vitamin B12
Eating Quality
- Flake size
- Firmness
Portion Guide
- 1 whole 250g
- Feeds 1
- 2 fillets
- Feeds 1
Master Fishmonger’s Notes
Eat it the day you buy it and it will out-eat fish three times the price. Oily in the best way; sharp rhubarb or gooseberry alongside.
