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Describe the qualities of your theoretically perfect portion of:...............

Fish n Chips

Where are the best in UK?? Magpie Cafe, Whitby.........Hmm I can smell 'em now.........oh sorry, betty the cleaner just walked past,

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almurray;571452 wrote: Describe the qualities of your theoretically perfect portion of:...............



Fish n Chips



Where are the best in UK?? Magpie Cafe, Whitby.........Hmm I can smell 'em now.........oh sorry, betty the cleaner just walked past,



aL



:guitaristI've been there and they really are good.

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Salcombe in Devon.
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saffy;571796 wrote: Salcombe in Devon.


Describe:

Crispiness?

Flavour?

Aroma?

Texture?

etc

Al

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Post by saffy »

Well I was only about 10 at the time.

Proper chips, none of this thin chip (fries) bollocks.

A mixture of floppy and crispy chips.

And a nice bit of cod..this was when we could still eat it in a nice crispy batter.

With loads of vinegar and a little bit of salt.

And you have to ask for scraps.

*feels arteries hardening*
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saffy;571810 wrote: Well I was only about 10 at the time.

Proper chips, none of this thin chip (fries) bollocks.

A mixture of floppy and crispy chips.

And a nice bit of cod..this was when we could still eat it in a nice crispy batter.

With loads of vinegar and a little bit of salt.

And you have to ask for scraps.

*feels arteries hardening*


A mixture of floppy and crispy chips. I just love that description. A mixture of soft and crispy batter also.

mmmmmmmm

Al

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Post by Lon »

Here in New Zealand it seems like there are Fish & Chip Shoppes on about every street corner. My favorite is Blue Cod or Grouper, cooked in vegetable oil, with a crumbed, crispy covering and slight aroma of celery.

Of course, with me being a Yank, I prefer tomato ketchup to tomato sauce to slather on both the fish and the chips.
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Post by almurray »

Lon;571832 wrote: Here in New Zealand it seems like there are Fish & Chip Shoppes on about every street corner. My favorite is Blue Cod or Grouper, cooked in vegetable oil, with a crumbed, crispy covering and slight aroma of celery.

Of course, with me being a Yank, I prefer tomato ketchup to tomato sauce to slather on both the fish and the chips.


Hi Lon,

Ever see the Movie "The Fastest Indian"?

Al

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almurray;571838 wrote: Hi Lon,

Ever see the Movie "The Fastest Indian"?

Al

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Yes--------------It was a good flick.
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