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Tinned mackerel suggestions

billybongoes · 2010-09-17 14:56:51

I quite like the taste of the mackerel but don't think I'd eat it straight from the tin, tried it with sweetcorn and lettuce today (like it was tuna) but wasn't mad about the combination. I can imagine it would be lovely on toast but I'm trying to stay away from bread and pasta, any suggestions?

17-09-2010 2:56pm

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billybongoes

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I quite like the taste of the mackerel but don't think I'd eat it straight from the tin, tried it with sweetcorn and lettuce today (like it was tuna) but wasn't mad about the combination.

I can imagine it would be lovely on toast but I'm trying to stay away from bread and pasta, any suggestions?

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#2 17-09-2010 3:11pm

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Mackerel Pate?

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#3 18-09-2010 7:48am

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I had it last week with scrambled eggs for breakfast, might be ok once a week or so. If I add fish to a salad I normally go with the tinned salmon as its a milder taste

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#4 18-09-2010 10:38am

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Tinned mackerel or smoked mackerel is great in a thai style salad. The lime juice in a thai dressing works very well against the oily fish.

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#5 18-09-2010 11:37am

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Thanks for the suggestions! Will try them out next time I pick some up.

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#6 18-09-2010 6:32pm

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If you have some other fish pieces, you could make nice fish cakes with the mackerel?

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