What are you eating and drinking tonight?
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this morning I had poached fresh free range egg "saucepan" on toasted bread "toaster".. yum! 

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Alright for some! My new - still unnamed - chickens haven't laid me an egg yet! Humph!
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Re: What are you eating and drinking tonight?
I'm not bloody surprised. Look at the state of them !!Gooner Girl wrote:Alright for some! My new - still unnamed - chickens haven't laid me an egg yet! Humph!
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Perhaps they're sulking cos i still haven't decided on names for them....bobo the clown wrote:I'm not bloody surprised. Look at the state of them !!Gooner Girl wrote:Alright for some! My new - still unnamed - chickens haven't laid me an egg yet! Humph!
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Here you go, Chef. Where's the best place for your average punter, such as I, to go to obtain the freshest fish available to him?Lord Kangana wrote:Try thinly sliced radish and fennel in a vinaigrette with some really fresh white fish.Wandering Willy wrote:Don't think I could ever give up cheese.
Back to the imposters on the food chain - joining celery at the top of the list is the radish. Evil little bastard.
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So the Roquefort and the toasted goats cheese crumpets are back on then?Lord Kangana wrote:Well heads up folks, because cheese made from sheep and goats milk is not bad for you at all.

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haven't we already had this roquefort conversation? i remember everyone being mighty relived about it a few pages back!Bruce Rioja wrote:So the Roquefort and the toasted goats cheese crumpets are back on then?Lord Kangana wrote:Well heads up folks, because cheese made from sheep and goats milk is not bad for you at all.
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Need to echo William's words here - pretty much to the letter.William the White wrote: Willy - The wonderful discovery for me was that giving up smoking was actually piss easy - it really was - once i really knew, deep inside, that is what I wanted to do... before that never managed more than four months...
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Billingsgate?Bruce Rioja wrote:Here you go, Chef. Where's the best place for your average punter, such as I, to go to obtain the freshest fish available to him?Lord Kangana wrote:Try thinly sliced radish and fennel in a vinaigrette with some really fresh white fish.Wandering Willy wrote:Don't think I could ever give up cheese.
Back to the imposters on the food chain - joining celery at the top of the list is the radish. Evil little bastard.
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Other than that, in the north west I'd be heading over to Fleetwood way very early in the morning and buy it from the dock side in bulk and freeze it yourself. Fish doesn't really harm too much from freezing, as long as it was good quality in the first place, and has been well handled. The major problem with supermarket frozen fish is that is was the crap that nobody wanted fresh in the first place (or plaice, b'dum tish).
I tend to buy mine through work, and obviously because we're dealing in bulk, we can get better stuff, so I don't really know any decent fishmongers. C & G Neves in Fleetwood might be worth a bell, as I think they deal with the public.
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Cheers, in a bid to bypass the supermarkets I've been going down to the fish market at Ashburner Street, which is no better - and often even worse.
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Yes, sadly its shit.
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Re: What are you eating and drinking tonight?
Use Gittins stall... all others not good... this one best place to buy fish in bolton...Bruce Rioja wrote:Cheers, in a bid to bypass the supermarkets I've been going down to the fish market at Ashburner Street, which is no better - and often even worse.
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Cheers Will. Is that down at the bottom?William the White wrote:Use Gittins stall... all others not good... this one best place to buy fish in bolton...Bruce Rioja wrote:Cheers, in a bid to bypass the supermarkets I've been going down to the fish market at Ashburner Street, which is no better - and often even worse.
but you'll never get the portugal experience...
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If you go in from the flower market doors it's the last stall on the left, just before the doors to the car parks... We don't buy our fish from anywhere else... it's genuinely good... But, when you are really longing for golden bream and portuguese sardines it's disappointing everywhere - just less so here...Bruce Rioja wrote:Cheers Will. Is that down at the bottom?William the White wrote:Use Gittins stall... all others not good... this one best place to buy fish in bolton...Bruce Rioja wrote:Cheers, in a bid to bypass the supermarkets I've been going down to the fish market at Ashburner Street, which is no better - and often even worse.
but you'll never get the portugal experience...

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Thought that's the one you meant. Had some nice line-caught cod from there. That big stall on the right about halfway down - After last time I wouldn't have any more fish off of there if they were handing it out for free.William the White wrote:If you go in from the flower market doors it's the last stall on the left, just before the doors to the car parks... We don't buy our fish from anywhere else... it's genuinely good... But, when you are really longing for golden bream and portuguese sardines it's disappointing everywhere - just less so here...
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Yep, absolutely dreadful.Bruce Rioja wrote:Thought that's the one you meant. Had some nice line-caught cod from there. That big stall on the right about halfway down - After last time I wouldn't have any more fish off of there if they were handing it out for free.William the White wrote:If you go in from the flower market doors it's the last stall on the left, just before the doors to the car parks... We don't buy our fish from anywhere else... it's genuinely good... But, when you are really longing for golden bream and portuguese sardines it's disappointing everywhere - just less so here...
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If that's the one I'm thinking off, we bought some monkfish from there. You probably know that Monkfish has a seethrough membrane outside the muscle that has to be removed before cooking, we asked the fishmonger to completely skin, bone and do the works on it, so we can just cook it without fannying about. He left the membrane on. So when we pulled it out of the oven it was a rubbery mess... perfect in the middle, but once cooked this shit sticks to the side and ain't budging!
Bastards... feckin' expensive fish too!
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Re: What are you eating and drinking tonight?
Gooner Girl wrote:Perhaps they're sulking cos i still haven't decided on names for them....bobo the clown wrote:I'm not bloody surprised. Look at the state of them !!Gooner Girl wrote:Alright for some! My new - still unnamed - chickens haven't laid me an egg yet! Humph!

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you're making yorkshires???? that's very unlike you!!Gooner Girl wrote:Gooner Girl wrote:Perhaps they're sulking cos i still haven't decided on names for them....bobo the clown wrote:I'm not bloody surprised. Look at the state of them !!Gooner Girl wrote:Alright for some! My new - still unnamed - chickens haven't laid me an egg yet! Humph!Got an egg today! Might try one of the recipes for batter tonight! But which one?!
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But you've doubtlessly forgot to buy sausages, and as such will be making Hole in the Hole.Gooner Girl wrote:Gooner Girl wrote:Perhaps they're sulking cos i still haven't decided on names for them....bobo the clown wrote:I'm not bloody surprised. Look at the state of them !!Gooner Girl wrote:Alright for some! My new - still unnamed - chickens haven't laid me an egg yet! Humph!Got an egg today! Might try one of the recipes for batter tonight! But which one?!

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