Preparation
InSauce
The catch-all for tins built around a more complex, named sauce than a plain oil or brine: salsa verde, vizcaina, a la americana, brava, a cream or other prepared sauce that does not fit one of the more specific preparations. The sauce is as much the dish as the fish, made to flavor and carry it rather than simply preserve it. When a tin leads with its sauce rather than its oil, and that sauce is not one of the named regional styles with its own place, this is where it sits.
House pick
ProductBrandSpecies
Scallops in salsaCarmeloScallopSticklebacks in marinade sauceJosé GourmetSticklebackAomori Salmon Soft Bone in Soy Sauce - Premium Japanese Canned SalmonOkamura ShokuhinSalmonLa Curiosa Small Sardines in Brava Sauce (112g)La CuriosaSardineSanriku Yellowtail and Daikon in Sweet SoyTinned in JapanYellowtailFlour battered sardines in salsaRamón PeñaSardineSmall Scallops in Vieira SauceRosa LafuenteScallopTuna in Catalan Sauce (organic)Les Mouettes d'ArvorTunaCodfish in Caldeirada SauceABC+CodThon à la bretonne à la crème et aux poireaux (lot de 6)La Compagnie BretonneWhite TunaOctopus in Marine SauceMariscadoraOctopusPortuguese Sardines in Lemon SauceConservas SantosSardineTuna Fillets a la ToscanaOlasagastiTunaFried Small Sardines Stewed in Sauce (Fritas Guisadas “Xoubas”), Gold LineRamón PeñaSardineHorse Mackerel in Ravigote SauceABC+Horse MackerelLa Brujula Sardines in SauceLa BrújulaSardineOctopus in Paprika Sauce, Silver LineRamón PeñaOctopusRoasted Scallops with Soy Sauce - Japanese Canned SeafoodSutoScallop
Ramón PeñaScallop




















