Thread: Chips and Gravy
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Old 06-07-2006, 10:23   #92
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Re: Chips and Gravy
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Originally Posted by homealone
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Originally Posted by ian@huth
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Fish cakes should be of the Yorkshire type as well, two slices of potato with a layer of haddock sandwiched between fried in a crispy batter in beef dripping. Can't stand the mushy mashed poato and minced fish ones wrapped in breadcrumbs that other parts of the country pass on as fishcakes.
agreed - round here they tend to be called 'scallops'
Scallops are just a single slice of potato, battered and deep fried in the fish shops I know.
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