Farmer wrote:That,s why you should use olive oil :x
Olive oil,Garlic and Redwine
these three makes your life fine
Nobi
Fish and Chips
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itsmeurlookingfor
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Re: Fish and Chips
I think Sir Farmer was referring too pre -cook the potato in oilve oil first at 125 then freezed ,then cook in the normal oil at 170, this way u get the smooth mushy potato inside the chips but a nice cripsy chips on the outside...This is why Rick stein charges over £20 for this "fish and Chips" most pubs here also uses beef dripping now thats tasty...
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Prenders88
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Last time I went to Rick Steins Chip shop in Falmouth, it was £16 for fish and chips, including drink, and starter.
It's the same price at his other shop in Padstow. Might have shot up to £20 now, with the VAT at 20% and rampant inflation in Britain.
Excellent washed down with a pint of Sharps Brewery Doom Bar, or St.Austell "Tribute".
All the chip shops I know in Cornwall, fry in Beef Dripping, the average price is about £3.50.
Fcuk it, I'm homesick.
Cheap as chips...
Fish & chip fundraising for the Poly in MarchRick Stein's Fish & Chips on Discovery Quay in Falmouth will also be raising funds for the Poly for the duration of March with their charity winter offers. Enjoy cod & chips, bread & butter and a cup of tea for £6.65 (or a half pint of Chalky's Bark for £7.85) plus a cover charge of £1 per person, which will be added to your bill and donated directly to The Poly.
It's the same price at his other shop in Padstow. Might have shot up to £20 now, with the VAT at 20% and rampant inflation in Britain.
Excellent washed down with a pint of Sharps Brewery Doom Bar, or St.Austell "Tribute".
All the chip shops I know in Cornwall, fry in Beef Dripping, the average price is about £3.50.
Fcuk it, I'm homesick.
Cheap as chips...
Fish & chip fundraising for the Poly in MarchRick Stein's Fish & Chips on Discovery Quay in Falmouth will also be raising funds for the Poly for the duration of March with their charity winter offers. Enjoy cod & chips, bread & butter and a cup of tea for £6.65 (or a half pint of Chalky's Bark for £7.85) plus a cover charge of £1 per person, which will be added to your bill and donated directly to The Poly.
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21again
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Re: Fish and Chips
I believe Steve will be re-opening next week, near to the end of month. He is leaving his present premises, at the side of the Irish Clock, for reasons i do not wish to discuss,to just up the road before the Claremans Irish Bar, or what used to be the Orange moon.
I am very disappointed as i use the chippy quite a lot and have now got home whereby i have to order a shitty McDonalds.
I am very disappointed as i use the chippy quite a lot and have now got home whereby i have to order a shitty McDonalds.
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21again
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Re: Fish and Chips
itsmeurlookingfor; how come your previous seven posts were in Pidgin English and all of a sudden you are speaking almost perfect English, hello rogerdoger, how you keeping?itsmeurlookingfor wrote:I think Sir Farmer was referring too pre -cook the potato in oilve oil first at 125 then freezed ,then cook in the normal oil at 170, this way u get the smooth mushy potato inside the chips but a nice cripsy chips on the outside...This is why Rick stein charges over £20 for this "fish and Chips" most pubs here also uses beef dripping now thats tasty...Farmer wrote:That,s why you should use olive oil :x
Olive oil,Garlic and Redwine
these three makes your life fine
Nobi
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Tony Montana
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Re: Fish and Chips
Why dont you wish to discuss the reasons 21? Im a new member here but certainly not new to Udon so please dont pull that crap about a new poster. The reasons you have heard are probably dog crap but I see you trying to stir up a problem that has been put to bed weeks ago!21again wrote:I believe Steve will be re-opening next week, near to the end of month. He is leaving his present premises, at the side of the Irish Clock, for reasons i do not wish to discuss,to just up the road before the Claremans Irish Bar, or what used to be the Orange moon.
I am very disappointed as i use the chippy quite a lot and have now got home whereby i have to order a shitty McDonalds.
They don't call me Scarface for nothing!
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westerby
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Re: Fish and Chips
Was there a fish 'n' chip war or summat? Did someone get slapped with a haddock? Joking aside, I think he should remain in the present location, it's the best plaice to be.
You keep eating chips and McDs and you won't be sh!tting very much at all sunshine. Get some roughage down yer.21again wrote:I am very disappointed as i use the chippy quite a lot and have now got home whereby i have to order a shitty McDonalds.
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Nobbles
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Re: Fish and Chips
I prefer Burger king chippys than Mc's....KFC ones are much lower on the chip ladder.
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westerby
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Nice. ++)(*
But 12again hasn't got a BK in Udon, has he? He has to make do with a sh!tty McDonalds and constipation.
But 12again hasn't got a BK in Udon, has he? He has to make do with a sh!tty McDonalds and constipation.
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Nobbles
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Isn't there one winging its way.....? sure as eggs is eggs one will be arriving.
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itsmeurlookingfor
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Re: Fish and Chips
(:) BATTERED.....without beers sadlyWesterby wrote:Was there a fish 'n' chip war or summat? Did someone get slapped with a haddock? Joking aside, I think he should remain in the present location, it's the best plaice to be.
You keep eating chips and McDs and you won't be sh!tting very much at all sunshine. Get some roughage down yer.21again wrote:I am very disappointed as i use the chippy quite a lot and have now got home whereby i have to order a shitty McDonalds.