Classic Sardines on Toast

Sara @cook_2738856
Classic British lunch time snack that my Londoner mother use to make for us when we were kids & I still enjoy on cold days.
Classic Sardines on Toast
Classic British lunch time snack that my Londoner mother use to make for us when we were kids & I still enjoy on cold days.
Cooking Instructions
- 1
Lightly toast your bread.
- 2
Remove half of your tinned sardines with a fork & distribute them evenly on the two slices of bread,gently mashing them.
- 3
Take a tiny amount of the oil from the tin with a teaspoon & drizzle it over the mashed sardines
- 4
Place under the grill on medium/high for 2-3 minutes.
- 5
Cut into triangles & enjoy!
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