Just had fish and chips from Sou's chippy facing Stags Head on Wigan Road, Fooking quality, but expensive....

 

Any other good chippy's?

Edited June 14, 200818 yr by Crew86

PAULS chippy fcukin top chippy bar none

Where's that?

seek help...

No!It really is sh1t.Do any of your senses work or is it just your tongue thats fcuked?

Wasn't going to buy into this because I reckon the one on Bury Rd (near t'Black horse) mentioned by Smiley is a cracker.

We have one here, however, which p1sses over anything else. Mobys Kitchen in Point Samson. The fish are pulled out of the ocean at the back door; knocked on the head, gutted, battered, cooked. Might not be North Sea Cod but Red Emperor and Pink Snapper are bloody lovely when so fresh.

i hope one of the fcukers eats you

i hope one of the fcukers eats you

 

Hopefully, the lass that serves there might?

not jealous or owt

not jealous or owt

 

Not really mate although you do have an impressive post count

bolty, i think we should keep out of this thread. Unless across the ditch there they are far different than the vile crap they serve up here. went to chippy yesterday for 1st time since over there last month, for some reason hoping they might somehow resemble proper english fish n chips, they were crap. never again, sticking to chinkys and indian now.

 

How can they be so different, soggy batter, scrap of lemon fish (shark!), and oven chips, dont even have vinegar, or mushy peas, or gravy, or babbies yeds. . I try them about once every6 months in the hope that it will get better, it doesnt.

Croft Street Fisheries in Farsley is first rate, and has been for years. The only downside is that being in Yorkshire the chances of getting a steak pudding are roughly akin to those of sprouting wings and flying away.

 

And they call barm cakes 'bread cakes', the literal-minded fools!

ok , yorkshire chip shop quiz time....

 

 

you order 'fishcake and chips'

 

 

what do you get ?

 

 

a clue there are three items in the answer......

Fishcake, chips are two

 

Not sure about the other item

ok , yorkshire chip shop quiz time....

you order 'fishcake and chips'

what do you get ?

a clue there are three items in the answer......

 

I know the answer, but it would be unsporting of me to divulge...

fish chips and a barm

Fishcake, chips are two

 

Not sure about the other item

fish, cake, and chips... cake being something the missus talks about like a legend of yore. fables are passed down through generations of bradfordians about mythical fisheries, including 'the great cake of bingley'.

 

i believe cakes are a piece of fish sandwiched between two scallops, coated in batter and fried.

fish chips and a barm

 

 

nope !

fish chips and a barm

 

Nope. Next...

fish chips and a barm

that would be a teacake

fish, cake, and chips... cake being something the missus talks about like a legend of yore. fables are passed down through generations of bradfordians about mythical fisheries, including 'the great cake of bingley'.

 

i believe cakes are a piece of fish sandwiched between two scallops, coated in batter and fried.

 

Dust the fish pieces lightly with flour and shake off the excess. Sandwich the pieces of fish between two pieces of potato. Dip the cakes into flour and shake off the excess, then dip into the batter to cover well.

 

http://uktv.co.uk/food/recipe/aid/517551

that would be a teacake

 

Fruit? And Fish you say? Thar's just silly?

fish, cake, and chips... cake being something the missus talks about like a legend of yore. fables are passed down through generations of bradfordians about mythical fisheries, including 'the great cake of bingley'.

 

i believe cakes are a piece of fish sandwiched between two scallops, coated in batter and fried.

 

 

correct !!

 

worth noting that scallops in this instance or potato not fish......

 

 

now if you order fishcake on a teacake or a fishcake butty lives becomes very very complicated.

Edited June 23, 200818 yr by Ani

Fruit? And Fish you say? Thar's just silly?

 

Tread carefully, you've entered into the great Yorkshire teacake argument. Opinion is divided, some locals arguing quite correctly that a teacake must contain dried fruit, others using the word as an alternative to breadcake. This is more prevalent in South Yorkshire, where I work. However my colleague from Derbyshire reckons that a barm cake should be called a cob.

 

I don't know how I get through the day sometimes.

 

PS quite correct revdishydave

bennets lane.....

 

end of thread..

 

Beat me to it.

 

Alice's in town is alreet as well.

Fruit? And Fish you say? Thar's just silly?

welcome t'yorkshire

 

i know all about greasy, fishy, yorkshire things... i married the daughter of one

 

 

back to subject, steves, and as mentioned earlier hodge road, are probably the best in the M28 region. few good chinese though, a couple of top road. if you go to ruby house i would recommend the cream of sum-yun gai

Edited June 23, 200818 yr by revdishydave

Best one in Athy is next door but one to the Jolly Naylor on Market St., always a queue there.

 

Never tried that one myself but I have to say the Valley Chippy on Bolton Old Road is the best for me in Athy.

fish, cake, and chips... cake being something the missus talks about like a legend of yore. fables are passed down through generations of bradfordians about mythical fisheries, including 'the great cake of bingley'.

 

i believe cakes are a piece of fish sandwiched between two scallops, coated in batter and fried.

 

Yes I know its fishcake and chips

 

but whats the other one?

 

ffs