Fish and Chips

Happy Clapper said:
As much as I love mayo, I could do this too. As I've gotten older I've tended to go off salt, used to cook with it, pour it over chips etc but not so much nowadays. I do love owt pickled though.

Horsham is right too, if I wanted haddock down here I'd have to ask for it, and as I prefer cod why would I? :p
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what is mayo? is that the same as salad cream, or chip sauce as it's known in Holland.
 
mussiesredhat said:
what is mayo? is that the same as salad cream, or chip sauce as it's known in Holland.
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The best is the German or Dutch stuff, but Heinz mayonnaise is just fine. Some people like to smother everything with ketchup, personally I like mayo on chips and salad.

Salad cream is bloody horrible.
 
Kempton Kebab said:
Cod is a bottom feeder. I spoke with someone who worked in a fish factory once. His job was pulling all the worms out of the cods skin. :emoticon-0119-puke: That Austins on Newland ave has unfortunately changed hands once again. It's now owed by some ethnic minority.

Haddock chips patty pease salt vinegar mug of tea. <ok> Cave st or Dundee :p
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i concur on all points. Cod should always be well cooked to kill the worms
 
Anyone recall Mad Monica's (= Monica Fisheries) next to Piper Club?

Everyone thought she was Monica, but it was named after Monica cinema, which became Piper Club. She was nuts - served you, and her silent husband did all the prep....fish, battering, chips in, etc.
 
StanIsTheMan said:
Anyone recall Mad Monica's (= Monica Fisheries) next to Piper Club?

Everyone thought she was Monica, but it was named after Monica cinema, which became Piper Club. She was nuts - served you, and her silent husband did all the prep....fish, battering, chips in, etc.
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also monica billiard hall was in there on alexandra road. latus and exmouth chippies were pick of newland ave when we lived down there in early 80s
 
Not all Cod has worms it depends on where it is caught. Generally fish that is caught in shallow waters were there is a seal population will be infested with worms, basically they get the worms from eating seal droppings. There is an old fashioned method called candling, which is a table with a transparent top with bright light below the surface (candles were used many years ago) , which shows up the worms in the fillet, which are then removed with tweezers.
 
John Aberdeen said:
Not all Cod has worms it depends on where it is caught. Generally fish that is caught in shallow waters were there is a seal population will be infested with worms, basically they get the worms from eating seal droppings. There is an old fashioned method called candling, which is a table with a transparent top with bright light below the surface (candles were used many years ago) , which shows up the worms in the fillet, which are then removed with tweezers.
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<laugh> That's not helping the cods appeal. You are what you eat <yikes>
 
Kempton Kebab said:
<laugh> That's not helping the cods appeal. You are what you eat <yikes>
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Sure it is, my local chippy doesn't get locally caught, shallow water fish (had this discussion with him a while back), so I'm confident its worm free! I still prefer some good German Sausage, which in fact is tonight's fare!
 
Cod always gets checked, and if there are worms they are removed, so there is no problem to eat it. Freezing the fish does kill them anyhow, and most fish these days in chippies is frozen at sea.
 
Like the absolite radical I am i've just gone and had fish and chips again tonight.

£6.49 isnt exactly Bev Rd value, but thats service stations for you.

Bumped into Laim Rosenior in there too. Tucking into a Burger King he was.
 
StanIsTheMan said:
To be honest, one of my best dinners this summer was grilled trout from the river which runs through the woods behind where I live, with fresh peas and new potatoes out of my garden......<ok>
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Now see, trout, in theory its lovely, in practice, one sniff of a bone in my mouth and I'm throwing up.

Secondly: peas. What the hell are they for? Small green balls of pointlessness.

I hate it when you go out for a meal and they put a spoonful on as if to say *here you go, here's something free and tasty* when the reality is, they taste like fookall and add nothing to the meal. If peas were a player, they'd be Jimmy Bullard. Get them off my plate ffs.
 
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