How To Fillet And Clean ,Sardines.And Cook Them.CORNISH SARDINES/PILCHARDS.

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  • @TheScottReaproject
    @TheScottReaproject  11 років тому +1

    Sorry for the late reply,but you have just hit the nail on the head,simplicity,you dont need to get fancy with the fish,let it speak for itself,many thanks edwina.Scott

  • @TheScottReaproject
    @TheScottReaproject  11 років тому +4

    Thanks Steve much appreciated,that's what my channel is all about,showing people how to prepare meat and fish,no fuss no bullshit,easy precise tuition,im really chuffed you nailed it mate,and keep watching there's much more to come,many thanks.Scott

  • @TheScottReaproject
    @TheScottReaproject  11 років тому +3

    Hi Tim,over here they are a highly rated fish,we actually have designated sardine fishermen,they are really popular,as many people have had them in Europe on holiday in Spain and Italy,Portugal and France where they love the humble sardine.They are a cheap priced fish here too,but are a big seller, especially for the BBQ.I love them, cooked pan fried, they are awesome,and they are really good for you too.which is a bonus.many thanks Tim for that great comment,cheers mate.

    • @jraaccounts
      @jraaccounts 6 років тому

      thank you scott for this video! thanks to your easy to follow instructions i just filleted and pan-fried some fresh local sardines from monterey bay which were selling for $2/lb here at the market (!). i only wish this video had your excellent narrations like your other videos!

  • @TheScottReaproject
    @TheScottReaproject  11 років тому

    Hi Maree,thanks for the comment,glad you enjoyed the video,you might want to check out my LATEST sardines video,Sardines on toast with remoulade sauce, prepared and cooked whole sardines from scratch,so simple and really delicious,just click on my name and find it at the top of the page on my channel,you wont be disappointed its an amazing easy dish, and really quick to do,give it a spin,many thanks Maree.Scott

  • @angelabarton2551
    @angelabarton2551 6 років тому +1

    The roe can be eaten too, floured and fried if using herring,very tasty, love sardines and my favouret is pilchards,nice dish.👍

  • @TheScottReaproject
    @TheScottReaproject  11 років тому +1

    Thank you Lyn,glad it helped,sardines are fished down in the south west of the uk,cornwall and devon,they are pretty abundant,so you find them in virtually every supermarket,and fish mongers,maybe you could try your local fish monger,if not maybe try it with mackerel,hope this helps,thanks for the lovely comment,all the best and keep watching.Scott

  • @slobomotion
    @slobomotion 11 років тому +4

    As a little girl in Ohio in the States, my first favorite sandwich was ... big funky sardines! I WAS DOOMED, ha ha ha!!! This is an overlooked fish indeed. So versatile. Uprated.

  • @stevemorris6855
    @stevemorris6855 11 років тому +1

    Thanks Scott,
    Never gutted a fish in my life, saw your video, thought I'd have a go and now I'm an expert! Standard of instruction others should aspire to, especially those mumbling computer nerds! Like, like, like!
    Thanks from Steve

  • @edwinahaskell
    @edwinahaskell 11 років тому

    I adore fresh sardines and those looked simple, but amazing. Well done.

  • @scottellis8583
    @scottellis8583 8 років тому

    Great video mate, you showed multiple cleaning methods and did them well without smashing the fish which some people have on other videos. Top job, I'll be right for ours tomorrow now.

  • @ashbikG
    @ashbikG 11 років тому

    the fried fish seems more delicious than the grilled one.... im gonna fry some now... irresistible... yummyyyyy....

  • @TheScottReaproject
    @TheScottReaproject  11 років тому +1

    Thanks ash,glad you enjoyed it,its not one of the most expensive fish,but damn sure its one of the tastiest by far,cheers mate.

  • @TheScottReaproject
    @TheScottReaproject  11 років тому +1

    Thank you Youssef,much appreciated,cheers.Scott

  • @Wendyx2000
    @Wendyx2000 9 років тому +3

    Thanks for the tip to press on the sardines to remove the bones! We love sardines but bones not so much :)

  • @ronaldo77782
    @ronaldo77782 11 років тому

    Good eating . Excellent choice of music.Cheers.

  • @indumathi9486
    @indumathi9486 7 років тому

    Tq brother for teaching me to clean sardine this is my first time

  • @Nagmbeirut
    @Nagmbeirut 9 років тому +5

    I would've liked to hear the sounds of cutting and sizzling that fillet,

  • @TheScottReaproject
    @TheScottReaproject  11 років тому

    nice one ash,frying them and crisping up that skin transforms an already great fish into an amazing dish,try it and let me know,cheers mate.

  • @MrBillytwice
    @MrBillytwice 12 років тому

    Thanks for taking the time to do this demo for us.

  • @lightbox617
    @lightbox617 11 років тому

    Here, and clearly I'm on the wrong side of the Atlantic, I can buy them whole, dressed and frozen for silly low prices as they are considered "junk" or ethnic food. Thanks to Scots vid. I finally know how to prepare them

  • @MaryCooksMemorableDishes
    @MaryCooksMemorableDishes 8 років тому

    Hi, Scott. I like the way you cleaned your sardines. I did mine and found that they were quite smelly. So I tried some different techniques. Oh well, they came out pretty tasty. Thanks for sharing your video.....real nice. (:

  • @shushh4776
    @shushh4776 4 роки тому

    This is going to help in my mission to make stargazy pie. Thank you!

  • @marie-celestecarroll5973
    @marie-celestecarroll5973 11 років тому

    H ah I just couldn't wait for those sardines, so this kind of afternoon tea, I managed like a butterfly fillet, and ah yeah they were flavoursome, thanks.

  • @marie-celestecarroll5973
    @marie-celestecarroll5973 11 років тому

    I picked some up from Chinatown in Sydney with heaps of other fantastic stuff, Yeah it was like five dollars for 16 of them pretty cheap, I'm thawing them in the fridge right now and am going to have the fillets for lunch tomorrow with some fried potatoes.

  • @steves.9405
    @steves.9405 9 років тому

    Thanks, very informative and tasty. I didn't see you scale them. Did you, or were they scaled already?

  • @BonnieC2325
    @BonnieC2325 10 років тому +1

    Thanks for that. I can get on with my dinner now

  • @DStrayCat69
    @DStrayCat69 6 років тому

    Excellent :-) I just bought some sardines from Greece. They are a lot smaller than yours, but Whole and frozen raw... Looks like about 20 per pound. Filleting these little babies may be tricky... lol I think, your method of Pressing them, to remove the bones, may work best... We'll see...

  • @barrywoodward5815
    @barrywoodward5815 6 років тому

    Excellent.

  • @Schlumpf62
    @Schlumpf62 2 місяці тому +1

    Ich ess meine Sardinen roh und ganz.Da ich Sie wegen der Gesundheit und nicht wegen dem Geschmack esse.Darum schluck ich morgens öfter mal ein paar so.Nass und roh rutschen die ohne Probleme hinunter.😅So bekomm ich auch Omega 3,obwohl ich diese Fische nicht mag.

  • @Logjam5
    @Logjam5 10 років тому

    Didn't realize that sardines grew that large. I eat the can variety, swimming in vinegar, pretty much on a daily bases - its one of my favorite snacks.

  • @lytanner1
    @lytanner1 11 років тому

    This video was awesome! I wanted to know how to make this and your video was very thorough. Where do you buy whole sardines? I never see them at the grocery.

  • @angelpepperpot
    @angelpepperpot 11 років тому

    very nice :)

  • @xexexeexexexe9034
    @xexexeexexexe9034 10 років тому +2

    thanks, realy usefull

  • @MsBoyjack
    @MsBoyjack 12 років тому

    made my bloody mouth water cor lovely grub

  • @GeorgePastoor
    @GeorgePastoor 10 років тому

    Thanks I just bought a smoker and at the market I wanted to buy sardines beside makrel but thought it was too much work.
    Next Saturday I buy Sardines :)

  • @ashbikG
    @ashbikG 11 років тому

    Yeah!!!!! Damn good sardines..... But they were frozen so went a bit messy while cutting.... Any ways thanks for the awesome recipe.....

  • @fazelchamchamaly7919
    @fazelchamchamaly7919 10 років тому

    Very good thanks

  • @bluesman7703
    @bluesman7703 5 років тому

    👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍

  • @goatunnheim
    @goatunnheim 10 років тому

    Useful!

  • @marwan75
    @marwan75 9 років тому +7

    Scott, we wanna hear next time, don't leave us puzzled thinking that something goes wrong with the PC.

  • @yoshidakezi
    @yoshidakezi Рік тому

    Thank you so much🎉

  • @HoustonGamerTVHGTV
    @HoustonGamerTVHGTV 8 років тому

    them sardines were cute

  • @pollychu
    @pollychu 11 років тому

    look delicious!
    but olive oil is not good for high temperature pan fry.

  • @youssefelhoummani7613
    @youssefelhoummani7613 11 років тому

    nous avons de bonnes sardines ici au Maroc,et les différentes méthodes de les cuire,il y en a beaucoup ;quand au prix est de 0,5 dollar le kilo

  • @davidmcdonald3325
    @davidmcdonald3325 7 років тому +1

    Are there any scales on these fish. You never show removing scales.....

    • @predragpavicevic216
      @predragpavicevic216 6 років тому

      Oh no, but instead of that he throw away the half of fish meat.
      The scales must remain to be sure that these 6 massacred sardines
      will be enough for a meal.

  • @maggiepadron4320
    @maggiepadron4320 8 років тому

    @1:06 the guts look like a gargoyle

  • @mikecat23
    @mikecat23 10 років тому

    Scott you're like me I use olive oil frying but we are wrong to do it. It's carcinogenic

    • @jamegumb7298
      @jamegumb7298 9 років тому

      +mikecat23 Not even that, its smokepoint is rather low. The reason I do not use it to cook in. Sunflower oil is better.

  • @elosanandreas5244
    @elosanandreas5244 9 років тому

    man it s impossible to fillet a fish like this!!!

  • @williamwaha3193
    @williamwaha3193 4 роки тому

    Hey .....

  • @dumboazn
    @dumboazn 11 років тому

    With these badboys i like to let them defrost in the sun and when they're ready I like fillet or butterfly fillet it then i skewer them onto a hook. Then if you want you dress the fillet on the hook with what they call Pro-cure Sardine oil and then I like to throw it out far and catch me a 15 pound all white meat striped bass. Lol

    • @TheScottReaproject
      @TheScottReaproject  11 років тому

      HAHA i love it,i will give you that one,ANOTHER good way to use the humble sardine,cheers mate and happy fishing,cheers.Scott

    • @glennharrison7036
      @glennharrison7036 8 років тому +1

      +Scott Rea
      " Humble sardine"? my friend there is nothing humble at all about the sardine ... it is possibly the finest tasting fish in the sea!

  • @XxIzhtarxX
    @XxIzhtarxX 8 років тому

    are this the same canned sardines? i feel robbed lol

  • @evileyesoformbygore1
    @evileyesoformbygore1 10 років тому +1

    Scott can you please retake the video that you do not talk in please , i still look at them but there is no passion when you are not talking .

  • @pothosmania-1157
    @pothosmania-1157 7 років тому

    Scilent v. Is not interesting , l like to hear your voice .

  • @jenniferdcunha3070
    @jenniferdcunha3070 9 років тому +1

    Don't you scale the sardines. Ugh! What is that rag mopping up the liquid.