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Post by Steve (VapeStorm) on Feb 7, 2014 22:30:02 GMT
No no no Jess, the mushy peas were watery and unflavourful, the fish and chips were edible but you were hungry, they were not from west Yorkshire, get up here girl we will show you how fish n chips should taste I'd love to say, Sammy, of course you're right.....but you're not!  ETA: Nor are you, Steve (VapeStorm)!  As it's hard to find good f & c's here, I wish I hadn't wandered into this thread now.  lol Dammit lol smiley_run |
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Post by sammy13 on Feb 7, 2014 22:31:47 GMT
No no no Jess, the mushy peas were watery and unflavourful, the fish and chips were edible but you were hungry, they were not from west Yorkshire, get up here girl we will show you how fish n chips should taste I'd love to say, Sammy, of course you're right.....but you're not! ETA: Nor are you, @stevej! As it's hard to find good f & c's here, I wish I hadn't wandered into this thread now. lol  fish n chip wars, we may start a new thing. There is good and bad in every country, every county, but the only place I have ever had decent fish n chips is west Yorkshire that is all I can say oh- other than they need to be cooked in dripping - did I say that? |
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Post by Steve (VapeStorm) on Feb 7, 2014 22:34:03 GMT
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Post by sammy13 on Feb 7, 2014 22:36:12 GMT
I aint saying south Yorkshire aint good, lets just say Yorkshire - as long as they are cooked in fat ( did I say that ??? )  |
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Post by Deleted on Feb 7, 2014 22:37:40 GMT
southport, next to the big carousel next to the pier that café does lovely fish n chips.I've not had a fish supper for ages,and my belly is rumbling like mad reading through this thread lol
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Post by Steve (VapeStorm) on Feb 7, 2014 22:40:42 GMT
I aint saying south Yorkshire aint good, lets just say Yorkshire - as long as they are cooked in fat ( did I say that ??? ) North Women!!! Lol southport, next to the big carousel next to the pier that café does lovely fish n chips.I've not had a fish supper for ages,and my belly is rumbling like mad reading through this thread lol Been there I think and yes they are nice, better than west yorkshire but nowhere near as good as North yorks |
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Post by Deleted on Feb 7, 2014 22:42:30 GMT
I'd love to say, Sammy, of course you're right.....but you're not! ETA: Nor are you, @stevej! As it's hard to find good f & c's here, I wish I hadn't wandered into this thread now. lol fish n chip wars, we may start a new thing. There is good and bad in every country, every county, but the only place I have ever had decent fish n chips is west Yorkshire that is all I can say oh- other than they need to be cooked in dripping - did I say that? Yes, but it's Yorkshire fish & chip wars in the main. If I cook them here, then they're always done in beef dripping, but it's too much faff & so it's a rarity. There is a French resto 20mins from me, Le Bistrot du Marin, they do them & they are really good, always packed there & mostly it's fish & chips being eaten & they were taught by Brits.  The write up for them states, fish & chips, Irish stew & tete de veau! ETA: www.linternaute.com/restaurant/restaurant/131817/le-bistrot-du-marin.shtml pic doesn't do the place justice. |
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Post by sammy13 on Feb 7, 2014 22:44:23 GMT
I aint saying south Yorkshire aint good, lets just say Yorkshire - as long as they are cooked in fat ( did I say that ??? ) North Women!!! Lol southport, next to the big carousel next to the pier that café does lovely fish n chips.I've not had a fish supper for ages,and my belly is rumbling like mad reading through this thread lol Been there I think and yes they are nice, better than west yorkshire but nowhere near as good as North yorks Excuse me ???, wash your mouth out with soap young man. I love Southport- strange I know cos its a place not many people like, but I do, but better fnc than west Yorkshire??? Have a lay down steve you must need it. You are crossing roses now. |
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Post by loobiebloo on Feb 7, 2014 22:44:53 GMT
Forget the fish - there's nothing quite like a good haggis supper! It's one of the things I really, really miss since moving south of the border.
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Post by sammy13 on Feb 7, 2014 22:46:43 GMT
fish n chip wars, we may start a new thing. There is good and bad in every country, every county, but the only place I have ever had decent fish n chips is west Yorkshire that is all I can say oh- other than they need to be cooked in dripping - did I say that? Yes, but it's Yorkshire fish & chip wars in the main. If I cook them here, then they're always done in beef dripping, but it's too much faff & so it's a rarity. There is a French resto 20mins from me, Le Bistrot du Marin, they do them & they are really good, always packed there & mostly it's fish & chips being eaten & they were taught by Brits. The write up for them states, fish & chips, Irish stew & tete de veau! ETA: www.linternaute.com/restaurant/restaurant/131817/le-bistrot-du-marin.shtml pic doesn't do the place justice. Never mind the faff it's worth it for guests, I will be there Sunday - at yours for fnc cooked in dripping |
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Post by sammy13 on Feb 7, 2014 22:48:55 GMT
Forget the fish - there's nothing quite like a good haggis supper! It's one of the things I really, really miss since moving south of the border. Ah now we are talking, haggis love the stuff. Mcewans haggis - now excuse me if that is wrong but I aint Scottish. Not sure what a haggis supper is, I just eat half the haggis with whatever I fancy. |
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Post by Deleted on Feb 7, 2014 22:49:43 GMT
Yes, but it's Yorkshire fish & chip wars in the main. If I cook them here, then they're always done in beef dripping, but it's too much faff & so it's a rarity. There is a French resto 20mins from me, Le Bistrot du Marin, they do them & they are really good, always packed there & mostly it's fish & chips being eaten & they were taught by Brits. The write up for them states, fish & chips, Irish stew & tete de veau! ETA: www.linternaute.com/restaurant/restaurant/131817/le-bistrot-du-marin.shtml pic doesn't do the place justice. Never mind the faff it's worth it for guests, I will be there Sunday - at yours for fnc cooked in dripping Darn, the shops are shut, wouldn't you rather have tete de veau at the Bistrot? |
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Post by loobiebloo on Feb 7, 2014 22:52:23 GMT
Anything with chips in Scotland is a 'supper', they do haggis in batter, deep fried (in lard, of course! May well have changed that now I suppose) and gorgeous if you get a good one.
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Post by Steve (VapeStorm) on Feb 7, 2014 22:53:24 GMT
Forget the fish - there's nothing quite like a good haggis supper! It's one of the things I really, really miss since moving south of the border. Love haggis!! |
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Post by sammy13 on Feb 7, 2014 23:01:33 GMT
Forget the fish - there's nothing quite like a good haggis supper! It's one of the things I really, really miss since moving south of the border. Love haggis!! Haggis is ace, and I don't eat meat I'm not vegetarian, although meat is murder as Morrissey would say, but spice it up, and I can't taste it. A succulent large donner smothered in the hottest chilli sauce aint meat cos it don't taste of meat, just like haggis. What was that you were saying about northern birds Steve 8 pints of lager and a kebab, crash and face the world tomo. |
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fish n chip wars, we may start a new thing.
The write up for them states, fish & chips, Irish stew & tete de veau! 
