Re:Depression is an inflammatory disease; where does inflamm...
by matznerd on Wednesday February 26, 2014 @02:44PM
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I've heard good things and I'm seriously starting to consider adding them to my diet, how do you prepare them?
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Re:Depression is an inflammatory disease; where does inflamm...
by DanBC on Wednesday February 26, 2014 @02:56PM
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Tinned sardines gently mashed on toast with a splash of Worcestershire sauce or similar.
Re:Depression is an inflammatory disease; where does inflamm...
by greenyoda on Wednesday February 26, 2014 @03:25PM
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They're also good with lemon juice on top if you're not a fan of Worcestershire sauce. Or you can melt cheese on top for a variation of the classic tuna-melt.
Also, if you want to avoid the extra omega 6 fatty acids, get the sardines that are packaged in water or olive oil (which is mostly monounsaturated fatty acids) rather than soybean oil.
Re:Depression is an inflammatory disease; where does inflamm...
by skorgu on Wednesday February 26, 2014 @04:15PM
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Add an egg or two and make Fisherman's eggs. (Random google recipe: http://thingsmybellylikes.com/2013/03/25/fishermans-eggs/ ) Super high-protein and IMO tasty. Add some cheese on top for a bit more flavor.
Re:Depression is an inflammatory disease; where does inflamm...
by poulsbohemian on Wednesday February 26, 2014 @04:18PM
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Personally, I just eat them as a snack or light lunch straight from the can. Or perhaps chopped into bits over a salad. Sometimes I even mix them with a little brown rice.
Re:Depression is an inflammatory disease; where does inflamm...
by jtheory on Thursday February 27, 2014 @06:53AM
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Mash up with a fork plus half of a raw shallot (diced), optionally a bit of chili powder or black pepper. Spread on toast. Adding some slices of tomato, cucumber, or hard cheese is nice of you have them.
This is one of our fallback lunches/snacks when we haven't made it to the store recently and/or don't have time to cook.
Re:Depression is an inflammatory disease; where does inflamm...
by Florin_Andrei on Wednesday February 26, 2014 @06:31PM
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All you need is a few drops of lemon juice.