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Re: Chipshops and dripping - mr self destruct - 11-04-14
(10-04-14, 10:35 PM)Pat link Wrote: If you think that's the epitome of unhealthy eating in Jockland, you've obviously never witnessed the Scots delicacy that's the munchie box....
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That's disgusting and makes me want to puke. I mean, what exactly is that funny green & red shit in the bottom left corner? :eek
Re: Chipshops and dripping - fazersharp - 11-04-14
That munchie box actually looks like a decomposed corpse ( with tomato)
Re: Chipshops and dripping - ChristoT - 11-04-14
Dammit, hungry now, and craving something greasy!
Re: Chipshops and dripping - keithfzs1000 - 11-04-14
each to their own but even if i do say so myself THE PARMO is the tastiest shit in the world.
A parmo is often accompanied by chips with a salad, usually consisting of shredded cabbage, lettuce, tomato, cucumber and onion. Garlic sauce is a popular accompaniment on Teesside.
The parmo is generally available in two sizes, and terminology varies between outlets:
- Large or full parmo
- Half, Lady or regular parmo
Parmo hotshot - chicken or pork topped with cheese, pepperoni, peppers, garlic butter and chilli (my personal favourite)
usually around 2600 calories and 150g of fat
so slightly more than your daily allowance yes :evil :evil :evil
Re: Chipshops and dripping - noggythenog - 11-04-14
Good bit o parmology there Keith 8)
I can confirm that my home made parmo was one tasty dish...ill be making it again for sure.....instead of bechemal i used the dolmio white cheesy sauce for lasagne....a bag o mixed grated cheese a la LIDL, i shredded up lettuce and mixed in some luxury garlic and cracked pepper mayo.....also had shredded, pickled red cabbage, potato wedges & oh so randomly some shredded celeriac that i found...it was devine..& 3 of my 5 a day no less!....look forward to trying out with pork next time.
Mr Midden....on the chips front.....for wales trip there's a nice chippy in Aberaeron...could be worth a visit from the :faz Food critics......went there with slim once, eat in or takeaway although i think the sea air adds to the flavour a bit
Re: Chipshops and dripping - darrsi - 11-04-14
(10-04-14, 11:34 PM)fazersharp link Wrote: I have been known to go for a 100 mile round trip to get some good fish and chips.
Are they French Flies on your visor? :lol
Re: Chipshops and dripping - fazersharp - 11-04-14
Boom boom !!!
Re: Chipshops and dripping - HarryHornby - 11-04-14
It's Parmos in our household tonight, never had one, never made one, but let's have it!! Will be having some laaaaaagers beforehand to add authenticity. :b
Re: Chipshops and dripping - midden - 11-04-14
Been to that aberaeron chippy a few times I think. They use rigid bags and sit in car park by harbour
Re: Chipshops and dripping - VNA - 11-04-14
Guid Fish Suppers are hard to come by these days. And I agree very hard to find doon sooth
I was in the wee chippy in Dunkeld not that long ago. It was busy, and everything is fried to order.
A wee old American lady walked in;
Aye, whit wid ye like hen?
Do you do Pizza?
Sure we dae pizza, but we deep fry it.
You what!?
We deep fry it, ken? Like in there wi the fish and the chips, ken? (opens the frier and points in it)
Yeah OK, I'll have one.
Cheese and tomato, or cheese and onion?
Cheese and tomato please!
Wid ye like it in batter hen?
You what!!??
In batter like the fish, ken? (lifts half fried fish oot o the frier and show wee American lady)
Oh, I dunno.
It's guid, really guid, ken?
Oh, what the heck, why not, I'll have it in batter.
That's me girl, the full bhoona, you'll love it.
You'd have to be there, you could see every bodies shoulders going up and doon. I just hope she was OK the next day!
Anyway my favourite chippes,
No.1 The Best - Mr Pia Inveraray. Fish supper west coast style. Fried to order. Fresh fish, perfectly cooked (so many places over fry), batter crisp on the outside, soggy on the inside, plus perfect soggy chips. Not cheap, but the fish is good quality and fresh from the fish monger everyday. Always stop when I'm passing through. Always spot on.
No.2 Mhor Fish Callander http://mhor.net/fish/ Fish shop, restaurant and chippie. Excellent fish super.
No.3 The terribly named - Real Food Cafe Tyndrum. http://www.therealfoodcafe.com/ A fast food joint, but the way fast food joints should be. Let down a small tad by it's fish (probably supplied in bulk frozen). But it's fried to order, the batter if good, if you order the large super it's massive and the chips are very good.
Most chippies are a waste of space, time and money. I personally can't believe the crap that is served up by some of em. Dreadful. But those are three chippie I use time and time again, all top notch.
Re: Chipshops and dripping - hightower - 12-04-14
Posting a thread on foc-u:
Technical topic, expect 7 replies (of which the answer will be in there of course)
Food topic, expect a forum overload as everyone rushes to post.
It's no wonder we're all 18 Clem.
Re: Chipshops and dripping - midden - 12-04-14
(12-04-14, 08:24 AM)hightower link Wrote: Posting a thread on foc-u:
Technical topic, expect 7 replies (of which the answer will be in there of course)
Food topic, expect a forum overload as everyone rushes to post.
It's no wonder we're all 18 Clem.
Oi shut up and eat ya chips.............sound familiar
