Fish N Chips

[albaqwerty]

Have got such a craving for a fish tea/supper/call it what you like.

Haddock and chips, salt n vinegar with at least 2 pickled onions.

Always tastes better from the chip shop. Any preferences ??

[Wharton]

FISH AND CHIPS - the spaces between fish and and and and and chips are different.

[LoftyLottie]

Can't get down there any more Woofie!! :o(. No way could I ever walk back up!!! There are lovely fish and chip shops in Whitby. Such wonderful fresh fish. Mind you we do very well here. We have a great fish and chip shop in our town with locally caught fish and they flock there from miles around.

[mccfluff]

okaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaay

[sunny-dave]

@shoota - by the open market, but it was a good few years ago ...

[mrs_overall]

I got pork chops out for tea but they've gone back in the fridge...cos I fancy fish & chips now thanks to you lot.

Wolf, yes there is still a chippie at the bottom of RHBay

[cazzz1975]

well I had a ham sandwich and a yoghurt ;/

[rockyracoon]

Bugger, I want Cod n Chips for my dinner now with loads if pickled onion vinegar, what I've actually got is vegetable stir fry with noodles, hmm.

[MarkRae]

I could seriously go an Arbroath smokie or, failing that, a haggis supper. I think I'll have fish 'n' chips before tonight's quiz...

[rockyracoon]

Is this haggis fried in batter in a supper?

[MarkRae]

It is indeed.

[MarkRae]

[Hit the Enter button too soon]

But that's not what makes it a 'supper'. In Scotland and the North of England 'supper' in a chippie is a synonym for 'and chips', so a fish supper is fish and chips, etc.

[tamborine]

cod chips & mushy peas with shop diluted vinegar = heaven

[rockyracoon]

Thanks Mark, I love haggis and know I would love it in batter, I can feel the heartburn.

[HowardKennitby]

I quite like the occasional treat of fish & chips. Unfortunately my local chippy is not that good and the fish is usually very dry unless you get lucky and go just after a batch has been fried.