sardela

noun
  1. A type of small fish, often used in Mediterranean cuisine, similar to anchovies or sardines. noun
    The chef used sardela to add a savory flavor to the pasta dish.
    Sardela is often preserved in salt or oil to enhance its taste.
  2. A traditional Mediterranean dish made from sardines or anchovies, often mixed with olive oil, garlic, and spices. noun
    For dinner, we enjoyed a homemade sardela spread on crusty bread.
    The sardela was seasoned perfectly, with just the right amount of garlic and herbs.