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Chat Area => General Discussion Area => Topic started by: Mr Skrunts on 17 October 2010, 00:52:03
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Just telling someone of a child hood visit to a chippy.
My Gran lived in Langley Park and I will never forget the visit one year where Dad took me to the chippy. Really old range, and fired by coke, and everything was cooked in dripping.
Never forget the taste of them, sadly not many chippies cook with dripping these days because of the high flash point and cooking temp.
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Just telling someone of a child hood visit to a chippy.
My Gran lived in Langley Park and I will never forget the visit one year where Dad took me to the chippy. Really old range, and fired by coke, and everything was cooked in dripping.
Never forget the taste of them, sadly not many chippies cook with dripping these days because of the high flash point and cooking temp.
? think you mean Fat / Lard.. :-/
Miss Vamps, myself and the lady in the fish shop were reminiscing, only last week, about having your fish and chips wrapped in newspaper.....in the North we still get our 'scraps'...... :y As we waited for out fish and chips, miss Vamps had ordered Kebab meat and chips... ::) we understand diversity up here..... :y :y
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Just telling someone of a child hood visit to a chippy.
My Gran lived in Langley Park and I will never forget the visit one year where Dad took me to the chippy. Really old range, and fired by coke, and everything was cooked in dripping.
Never forget the taste of them, sadly not many chippies cook with dripping these days because of the high flash point and cooking temp.
? think you mean Fat / Lard.. :-/
Miss Vamps, myself and the lady in the fish shop were reminiscing, only last week, about having your fish and chips wrapped in newspaper.....in the North we still get our 'scraps'...... :y As we waited for out fish and chips, miss Vamps had ordered Kebab meat and chips... ::) we understand diversity up here..... :y :y
Had allways heard it referred to as beef dripping, but stand corrected as I dont actually know. :-/
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Just telling someone of a child hood visit to a chippy.
My Gran lived in Langley Park and I will never forget the visit one year where Dad took me to the chippy. Really old range, and fired by coke, and everything was cooked in dripping.
Never forget the taste of them, sadly not many chippies cook with dripping these days because of the high flash point and cooking temp.
? think you mean Fat / Lard.. :-/
Miss Vamps, myself and the lady in the fish shop were reminiscing, only last week, about having your fish and chips wrapped in newspaper.....in the North we still get our 'scraps'...... :y As we waited for out fish and chips, miss Vamps had ordered Kebab meat and chips... ::) we understand diversity up here..... :y :y
Had allways heard it referred to as beef dripping, but stand corrected as I dont actually know. :-/
You have that on toast, not sure you would cook your fish and chips in it, but also not sure........ ::) ::)
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there was one just at Kelvinbridge on the Great Western Road in Glasgow......Philadelphia I think it was called (no idea why) used to do beautiful Salmon and Rainbow Trout Suppers 8-)
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Eddie Spence's. :y
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I doubt there'll be many chippys from 'down south' offered as contenders. As Peter Kay commented re a southern chippy .... 'as tha' nowt moist? ;D No (steak) puddings, gravy, mushy peas etc etc ;D ;D
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I doubt there'll be many chippys from 'down south' offered as contenders. As Peter Kay commented re a southern chippy .... 'as tha' nowt moist? ;D No (steak) puddings, gravy, mushy peas etc etc ;D ;D
when i worked in chester i was staying in hoole rd, there was a chippy 2 doors away from the faulkner arms pub. best chippy ive ever been in. there pies were the best, with chips peas and gravy :P
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The best chippy i can remember was down clifton street in Cardiff and when i was a little girl back then I use to go and get my pie and chips cause they was the best pies ever back then :y
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i remember a butchers that did hot home made mince and onion pies, i think it was crook, near bishop auckland. 2 every morning before i started work.
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when i worked in chester i was staying in hoole rd, there was a chippy 2 doors away from the faulkner arms pub. best chippy ive ever been in. there pies were the best, with chips peas and gravy :P
Like I said .... a northern chippy! ;) ;) :y
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We have the famous clark pies that been going since 1920's and they are vby far the best pies to have :y
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We have the famous clark pies that been going since 1920's and ......
Mere sprogs then! ;) Hollands Pies (http://www.hollandspies.co.uk/about-us/our-story) have been going since Noah was a lad! :y :y :y
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Just telling someone of a child hood visit to a chippy.
My Gran lived in Langley Park and I will never forget the visit one year where Dad took me to the chippy. Really old range, and fired by coke, and everything was cooked in dripping.
Never forget the taste of them, sadly not many chippies cook with dripping these days because of the high flash point and cooking temp.
Well known for keeping the arteries clear.... ::) ::)...reduces your chance of a fatal heart attack by as much as 99%....honest... ::) ::) :P
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We have the famous clark pies that been going since 1920's and ......
Mere sprogs then! ;) Hollands Pies (http://www.hollandspies.co.uk/about-us/our-story) have been going since Noah was a lad! :y :y :y
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Yeah true but you cant beat a ckarks pie as they are big pies ;) ;D
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We have the famous clark pies that been going since 1920's and ......
Mere sprogs then! ;) Hollands Pies (http://www.hollandspies.co.uk/about-us/our-story) have been going since Noah was a lad! :y :y :y
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Yeah true but you cant beat a ckarks pie as they are big pies ;) ;D
Yeah .....big pies.....big on hoof and scrotum Maria.. :)
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We have the famous clark pies that been going since 1920's and ......
Mere sprogs then! ;) Hollands Pies (http://www.hollandspies.co.uk/about-us/our-story) have been going since Noah was a lad! :y :y :y
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Yeah true but you cant beat a ckarks pie as they are big pies ;) ;D
Yeah .....big pies.....big on hoof and scrotum Maria.. :)
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Lol ;D ;D
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Had the most disgusting Fish 'n Chips ever on Friday in Horwich! Dripping in fat, soggy batter .......revolting!!
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Had the most disgusting Fish 'n Chips ever on Friday in Horwich! Dripping in fat, soggy batter .......revolting!!
Yeah not nice when you buy them like that I like a good crispy batter and i like haddock than cod personally
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Had the most disgusting Fish 'n Chips ever on Friday in Horwich! Dripping in fat, soggy batter .......revolting!!
Yeah not nice when you buy them like that I like a good crispy batter and i like haddock than cod personally
I didn't buy them but was given them by the lady who booked the band for the evening - not the sort of supper you really want before a gig having driven 250 miles!
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Had the most disgusting Fish 'n Chips ever on Friday in Horwich! Dripping in fat, soggy batter .......revolting!!
Yeah not nice when you buy them like that I like a good crispy batter and i like haddock than cod personally
I didn't buy them but was given them by the lady who booked the band for the evening - not the sort of supper you really want before a gig having driven 250 miles!
Yeah i agree with you and all that fat yuk
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Had the most disgusting Fish 'n Chips ever on Friday in Horwich! Dripping in fat, soggy batter .......revolting!!
Yeah not nice when you buy them like that I like a good crispy batter and i like haddock than cod personally
Agreed...I'm not a big fan of cod.... :-/
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Had the most disgusting Fish 'n Chips ever on Friday in Horwich! Dripping in fat, soggy batter .......revolting!!
Yeah not nice when you buy them like that I like a good crispy batter and i like haddock than cod personally
Agreed...I'm not a big fan of cod.... :-/
I think that haddock just tastes that much better than cod :y
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Down here we have a very good chain of Fish & Chip shops called Marino's 8-) 8-) 8-) 8-)
They do brilliant cod and chips which is my favourite, always!! :-* :-* :-* ;)
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Just telling someone of a child hood visit to a chippy.
My Gran lived in Langley Park and I will never forget the visit one year where Dad took me to the chippy. Really old range, and fired by coke, and everything was cooked in dripping.
Never forget the taste of them, sadly not many chippies cook with dripping these days because of the high flash point and cooking temp.
Well known for keeping the arteries clear.... ::) ::)...reduces your chance of a fatal heart attack by as much as 99%....honest... ::) ::) :P
And good for keeping you slim, according to my Gran -
"Constant dripping wears away a stone" :)
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nothing worse than a rotten old codpiece
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the best pies round ere are from ANDREW JONES,you havent tasted a pie till youve had a jonesy pie :-*
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We have the famous clark pies that been going since 1920's and they are vby far the best pies to have :y
Mmmmmm - a Claaarksie! :y
Sometimes pop over to Tony's in Cardiff's Caroline Street for one with a bag of chips - deeelicious indeed! ;)
Our best-ever chippy has to be The Esplanade Fish Bar at Lynmouth ;)
Absolutely spot-on, and close to the Cliff Railway.
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We have the famous clark pies that been going since 1920's and they are vby far the best pies to have :y
Mmmmmm - a Claaarksie! :y
Sometimes pop over to Tony's in Cardiff's Caroline Street for one with a bag of chips - deeelicious indeed! ;)Our best-ever chippy has to be The Esplanade Fish Bar at Lynmouth ;)
Absolutely spot-on, and close to the Cliff Railway.
:y :y :y :y :y
WE call caroline street "chippy lane" because theres so many chip shpos down there but yes tonys is the best down that street :y
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Just telling someone of a child hood visit to a chippy.
My Gran lived in Langley Park and I will never forget the visit one year where Dad took me to the chippy. Really old range, and fired by coke, and everything was cooked in dripping.
Never forget the taste of them, sadly not many chippies cook with dripping these days because of the high flash point and cooking temp.
? think you mean Fat / Lard.. :-/
Miss Vamps, myself and the lady in the fish shop were reminiscing, only last week, about having your fish and chips wrapped in newspaper.....in the North we still get our 'scraps'...... :y As we waited for out fish and chips, miss Vamps had ordered Kebab meat and chips... ::) we understand diversity up here..... :y :y
Had allways heard it referred to as beef dripping, but stand corrected as I dont actually know. :-/
You have that on toast, not sure you would cook your fish and chips in it, but also not sure........ ::) ::)
Skruntie is right vamps, it was always beef dripping used for frying in chip shops :y
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Just telling someone of a child hood visit to a chippy.
My Gran lived in Langley Park and I will never forget the visit one year where Dad took me to the chippy. Really old range, and fired by coke, and everything was cooked in dripping.
Never forget the taste of them, sadly not many chippies cook with dripping these days because of the high flash point and cooking temp.
? think you mean Fat / Lard.. :-/
Miss Vamps, myself and the lady in the fish shop were reminiscing, only last week, about having your fish and chips wrapped in newspaper.....in the North we still get our 'scraps'...... :y As we waited for out fish and chips, miss Vamps had ordered Kebab meat and chips... ::) we understand diversity up here..... :y :y
Had allways heard it referred to as beef dripping, but stand corrected as I dont actually know. :-/
You have that on toast, not sure you would cook your fish and chips in it, but also not sure........ ::) ::)
Skruntie is right vamps, it was always beef dripping used for frying in chip shops :y
and they used to chuck a hand full of salt on the chips as they were cooking. :P
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http://wiki.answers.com/Q/What_is_the_difference_between_lard_and_dripping
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AFAIK "Proper" chippies would NEVER use lard :)
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We have the famous clark pies that been going since 1920's and they are vby far the best pies to have :y
Mmmmmm - a Claaarksie! :y
Sometimes pop over to Tony's in Cardiff's Caroline Street for one with a bag of chips - deeelicious indeed! ;)Our best-ever chippy has to be The Esplanade Fish Bar at Lynmouth ;)
Absolutely spot-on, and close to the Cliff Railway.
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WE call caroline street "chippy lane" because theres so many chip shpos down there but yes tonys is the best down that street :y
Aye missus - AKA 'Chip Alley' to us railway folk! ;D