Now it's fish that is being miss-sold
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Well I don't like Pollock at all. Just tastes shyte. Cats only ![Wink](images/smilies/wink.gif)
I've been surprised it has featured on some of the TV "Master Chef" and similar shows.
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I've been surprised it has featured on some of the TV "Master Chef" and similar shows.
Haddock for me
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I have tried just about every possible local fish and that is a very large variety too. Have not found one yet that I don't like.
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Go to your local supermarket and check the fish counter. I regularly buy whole (good sized) bass for £2 each. Or bream for £4. Salmon is nearly always on offer too and cut to order. Mackerel is always super cheap too; plenty of good stuff available and its all very easy to prepare and cook. Most fish is good enough to need very little ponsing about with. However a decent Chablis or Sancerre always helps it go down nicely.
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Just laziness really.
We've got one or two local places, actually owned by same families own the the trawlers
Been in few times, but its another journey
Also iv seen them hoovering up the catch (everything ) as close in as you like ,almost off the end breakwater here, which is somehow a bit unsporting
We've got one or two local places, actually owned by same families own the the trawlers
Been in few times, but its another journey
Also iv seen them hoovering up the catch (everything ) as close in as you like ,almost off the end breakwater here, which is somehow a bit unsporting
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I used to do veg stuff too - you'd think it's easy to buy from a farm? Nope, almost all of it goes up to Evesham's packhouses then comes back down again to the supermarkets and wholesalers! So our veg is from a veg box scheme from local farms.
We do try as hard as we practically can but it doesn't always work.
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The best fish that I ever tasted was line-caught Chinook Salmon in Victoria BC back in the 1970's.
I find Morrisons supermarket fresh fish to be of good quality and recommend their Haddock.
I find Morrisons supermarket fresh fish to be of good quality and recommend their Haddock.
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