Kelly's Heroes Busts for Steve

[SteveH]

fish and chips at “The Magpie” in Whitby. Simply the best I have ever had....
Have a Fantastic Christmas...
Tim

It has been a while but they were superb and there was a queue to get in to seat or take away

Christmas is still rolling, buffet about to start, in-laws late as ever

Regards

Steve H

[Guest]

Well, there's Northern fish and chips and Southern fish and chips.....

Wife and eldest daughter laid up ill, so Christmas dinner was down to self and younger daughter. Needless to say the operation ran like clockwork, though I ended up holding the baby and eating dinner one-handed (plenty of experience of that).

[SteveH]

Well, there's Northern fish and chips and Southern fish and chips...../QUOTE]

I know.................

and it is such pity that you have only experienced the wrong ones, I was trying to be as diplomatic as possible LOL

The Norovirus is pooping up everywhere and is really sickening!

I hope the girls get better soon,

Time to sink into a trifle coma

Regards

Steve H

[minitnkr]

Have only experienced true British fish & chips in a pub in downtown Manchester that was about a zillion years old w/great atmosphere and good stout. Loved it. PaulE

[JR]

Don't you just love this forum, any visitors must wonder who these " strange people are " no mention of, well hardly any of modelling but talk about the merits of Southern / Northern Fish and Chips.
They need to be cooked in beef lard and not this new fangled vegetable oil, not my words but a friend from Up North.
Sorry to read Peter that Katherine is struck down along with the eldest. Hope the baby stays well .
John .

[Guest]

Hi chaps.

I suspect everyone swears by their own favourite chip shop and how to cook them etc. My wife has early memories of going to the chip shop with her grandfather, an ex miner, in Ferryhill Co. Durham. He just went up to the counter and said ''Twice.'' Last fish and chips I had wrapped in actual newspaper was in Hull, c.1985.

[Richard48]

Beef dripping blocks best for Fish.n chips.As i live in Clacton on Essex coast there are a fair few Chippies around.Never tried Rock n chips or Skate tho.Do any of you get the bits that falls off batter?,I like a nice bit of Scampi.Been to Whitby once and had Scampi.Very very busy in Summer and there was a steam bus charging around and bloody piddled down with rain so didnt go to The Dracula abbey.
We certainly cover some random subjects my friends!!!.
How many are having Boxing day buffet?.
Enjoy gang.
Rich and Helen.

[SteveH]

We certainly cover some random subjects my friends!!!.
Rich and Helen.

Mea culpa

Must be the excessive indulgence in opiates,

Sorry

Normal to be resumes soon LOL

Regards

Steve H

[minitnkr]

Normal is just an intellectual construct:smiling2:. Be as you'd wish to be. Happy new year, PaulE

[Tim Marlow]

Great chip chat, well done......
Just out of interest, and to extend the knowledge a little, my Gran came from Hastings, and always had Rock Huss and chips when we went back visiting. She never asked for “Rock and chips” though, to her it was always “Robin’ us” . Probably a local Hastings thing....
Cheers
Tim

[Lee Drennen]

Peter
Just catching up your figures looks great as usual a very nice job super detailing

[Guest]

Lee - Thanks for putting the thread back on track!

To the rest of you, chips are GOD'S OWN FOOD and a little banter at Christmas, however mad, drives away the winter blues.

Jim - I had rock once, not realising that it is actually dogfish (hence the poor man's cod). Quite strong tasting as I remember. Not a great fish fan, so it's usually pie time for me.

[JR]

Am I on the right forum. :dizzy:
Have you tried Yorkshire fish cakes, they are very moreish. .
John.

[stillp]

Have you tried Yorkshire fish cakes, they are very moreish. .

Caught on the Yorkshire moors?:smiling3:

Pete

[Steve Jones]

There's a guy works down the chip shop swears he's Elvis
But he's a liar and I'm not sure about you

The late great Kirsty MacColl