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Nugget 05-07-2006 21:03

Re: Chips and Gravy
 
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Originally Posted by Creative
Thats what will happen when you spend too much time in no mans land (Midlands)!

Why do you think I left :)

Well, that and the fact that I wanted to find out about this weird Northern food :D

Creative 05-07-2006 21:03

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Originally Posted by Marge
Him indoors hates the chippies oop north, most if not all are Chinese with hardly any "English" ones so it ends up with us going to the Kebab or Indian instead (or me cooking which is always a risky business :erm: )

The best chippy I know is Greek!
Admittedly tho they do Doner Kebabs (as a sideline, the main shop is a chippy).

Mr Angry 05-07-2006 21:05

Re: Chips and Gravy
 
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Originally Posted by Fingy
Okay so now I want both, chips & gravy with lots of salt and vinegar... and mums irish stew.

Get on the phone to "James's Kitchen" now - but remember to book a cab to the City for about 11:30.

Fingy 05-07-2006 21:07

Re: Chips and Gravy
 
Think I'll stick to Fuscos, or the local chinese.... well one of the 8 chinese we have locally... is there any need?

Mr Angry 05-07-2006 21:11

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Originally Posted by Fingy
Think I'll stick to Fuscos, or the local chinese.... well one of the 8 chinese we have locally... is there any need?

Ahhhh...the F word, Fuscos.

homealone 05-07-2006 21:11

Re: Chips and Gravy
 
ok

fish & chips virtually as 'round here'

fish = haddock fillet

batter = usually a tempura style 'puffy' batter, but ideally no gungey layer, inside.

Chips - made from high starch straight cut 'old' potatoes like Maris Piper, crispy on the outside, soft in the middle.

Fat - yes, beef dripping is still used for frying in a lot in chippies round here

What more do you need, other than salt & maybe vinegar ?

Nugget 05-07-2006 21:13

Re: Chips and Gravy
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by homealone
ok

fish & chips virtually as 'round here'

fish = haddock fillet

batter = usually a tempura style 'puffy' batter, but ideally no gungey layer, inside.

Chips - made from high starch straight cut 'old' potatoes like Maris Piper, crispy on the outside, soft in the middle.

Fat - yes, beef dripping is still used a lot in chippies round here

What more do you need, other than salt & maybe vinegar ?

Preferably from Leons, Marklews or whatever that one by the Dolphin is called :)

handyman 05-07-2006 21:14

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mmmmm chips and gravey from the chinese = much goodness (they do a luverly chinese gravy at the chinese opposite arriva garage in Redcar)

Chips and gravy from a chippy is also very good.
Must have vinegar on..

Enuff 05-07-2006 21:14

Re: Chips and Gravy
 
Where have all the english chipy's gone? our local "jacks chippy" was famous all over salford! the kabab shop chips are crap, chinese are ok'ish but IMO you cant beat chips & gravy from a traditional english fish & chip shop.

Nugget 05-07-2006 21:15

Re: Chips and Gravy
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by handyman
mmmmm chips and gravey from the chinese = much goodness (they do a luverly chinese gravy at the chinese opposite arriva garage in Redcar)

Chips and gravy from a chippy is also very good.
Must have vinegar on..

See, that's half my problem with chips and gravy - it's just wrong to mix gravy with vinegar :sick:

Maggy 05-07-2006 22:03

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Well considering chips are now deemed to be bad for you and they are now only cooked in sodding unsaturated oil I reckon anything that drowns them and improves the flavour can be considered.:mad:

The best chips I ate this year were in a pub in Blackwood in Wales..they were cooked in lard.Yum..:)

pedantic 05-07-2006 22:13

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Originally Posted by punky
Pffft... you tried jellied eels? I ain't that bloody cockney! :sick:

Jellied eels :shocked: I aint that brave :D

Bad enough with that green stuff :disturbd:

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Originally Posted by homealone
http://www.hub-uk.com/foodpages36/1797.htm

I once went into an 'eel & pie' shop, i can honestly say that pie & liquor was one of the worst experiences of my life :sick:

That's the stuff. :sick:

homealone 05-07-2006 22:15

Re: Chips and Gravy
 
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Originally Posted by Nugget
Quote:

Originally Posted by homealone
ok

fish & chips virtually as 'round here'

fish = haddock fillet

batter = usually a tempura style 'puffy' batter, but ideally no gungey layer, inside.

Chips - made from high starch straight cut 'old' potatoes like Maris Piper, crispy on the outside, soft in the middle.

Fat - yes, beef dripping is still used a lot in chippies round here

What more do you need, other than salt & maybe vinegar ?

Preferably from Leons, Marklews or whatever that one by the Dolphin is called :)

The Leons at the bottom of Lord Street, apparently isn't so bad, I was close, down Richard St, earlier ;)

pedantic 05-07-2006 22:16

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Originally Posted by Jules
Bread cakes :p:

You yorkshire people would be awkward. :PP: :angel:

yesman 05-07-2006 22:21

Re: Chips and Gravy
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by homealone
http://www.hub-uk.com/foodpages36/1797.htm

I once went into an 'eel & pie' shop, i can honestly say that pie & liquor was one of the worst experiences of my life :sick:

Was it all green like the liquor on here gaz ?
The wedding menu on that site is a must for anyone thinking of tying the knot. ;)


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