WebReply. tmstms • 1 yr. ago. Haddock, because Yorkshire. And yes, they taste MASSIVELY different If I sit down, in a chippie, I tend to have plaice. Haddock is kinda flakier and a little bit more delicate and cod is drier and maybe meatier. 5. Reply. Glen1888 • 1 yr. ago. Haddock just prefer the taste. WebOct 20, 2024 · Haddock & Chips by Janet Plater previews tonight (Wed, 20/10) at The Exchange in North Shields before kicking off its three-week-or-so tour at Gosforth Civic Theatre tomorrow (Thurs, 21/10). Set in fictitious Whitley Bay chippy, Frankie’s, the play follows the actions of the local community as reports of a missing little girl begin to ...
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WebDec 15, 2024 · Place the washed chips into a pan of cold water. Bring to a gentle boil and simmer for 3 to 4 minutes. Drain carefully through a colander, then dry with paper towels. … WebCod is traditional across most areas. Scottish chippies are mostly haddock. I'd go for cod, as far as I'm aware cod is traditional. But I think there have been moves over the last few years to switch to other fish to give cod populations a chance to recover their numbers. Cod is definitely the traditional fish. rajko djuric
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