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Kippers, I love em.
But.
How do you cook kippers without stinking the house out ?
Over a day later and I can still smell em, so can she as I'm continually reminded.

chas wrote:Kippers, I love em.
But.
How do you cook kippers without stinking the house out ?
Over a day later and I can still smell em, so can she as I'm continually reminded.

If you can find a way i would be grateful , she wont buy them for me anymore although i did talk her in to cooking me some smoked cod last week after i promised it wouldn't stink , that didn't end well

Smoked cod done in milk ain't too bad, but I now resort to John West Kippers

George

DX have got some camping stoves in on thier thread

we had fish pie for dinner tonight..............could smell it before I even got through the front door....................very fair it was too



Chas,...............best way to cook em without the smell, is on the B-B-Q...........not a lot of hope of that in the near future

chucking it down again.....................fecking weather

cheers jock

PESCA wrote:Smoked cod done in milk ain't too bad, but I now resort to John West Kippers

George

get yourself up to Swallow's at Seahouses George................they do proper kippers

cheers john

sunndog wrote:DX have got some camping stoves in on thier thread

Thats probably not a bad idea

The BBQ or camping stove seems to be the best bet as I've been told kippers are now banned from the house.
The next problem will be two fold, a long wait and a garden full of cats.
Must find somewhere that serves up good kippers.

22-250jock wrote:

PESCA wrote:Smoked cod done in milk ain't too bad, but I now resort to John West Kippers

George

get yourself up to Swallow's at Seahouses George................they do proper kippers

cheers john

Pleased to say that I've eaten kippers up there, John. May make a pilgrimage to Arbroath one day Do like a nice kipper.

I know they're a poor substitute, but the John West fellas in sunflower oil are very more-ish on toast

George

If you ever get the chance to try it smoked eel is really nice , years ago we had a weekend away up in norfolk (sheringham i think) and we found this little smokery place that sold them.