Yes, usually white fish or salmon or both.
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Lovely grub, something you have to try at least once and so simple.
An oven proof bowl, 3 or 4 types of fish, deboned and cut into chunks, (i often use smoked haddock, prawns, cod and scallops), laid in the dish. Cover with seasoned white sauce. Mash some potatoes and spread on top in a thick layer, trying not to ooze the sauce out. Bung in the oven on 200c/ 400f / gas 6 until the potato begins to brown (about 20 to 25 minutes)
Comfort food on a cold winters day
exchemist
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Usually based on a white fish with a cheese sauce and potatoes on the top. But recipes vary. Some people include prawns, or salmon, as @Rival says. Need spinach or something to cut the creaminess. And something like Chablis.
I do a version with sliced potatoes on, rather than mashed.
Secret Chief
Very strong language
What is it?
The basis of physiotherapy, intense massage.
That sounds very similar to what I would have recommended too. Frying them after marinating them in garlic, cumin powder, pepper, lemon, and salt and then coating them in flour is very common where I live. They're ridiculously tasty (which is something that makes me feel somewhat guilty to admit while working on transitioning to vegetarianism
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Watching India game with NZ (cricket world cup)..
India win. Yayy!
exchemist
Veteran Member
I thought you had lactose intolerance. Or am I getting my girls muddled up?
No lactose intolerance for me, I live on dairy products
I hope hard cheeses.No lactose intolerance for me, I live on dairy products
Yogurt would make a terrible foundation.
@exchemist
I do recall you suggested it as a probable cause of my travel sickness, but it turned out not to be the case.
I do recall you suggested it as a probable cause of my travel sickness, but it turned out not to be the case.
exchemist
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Ah yes that’s it. Well good. Not something I need worry about next time you visit.
Twilight Hue
Twilight, not bright nor dark, good nor bad.
Did you tell him the one about the farmer who lost his tractor?
There's nothing to stop you from busting into Spongebob songs.
Don't worry, that won't ever happen.
It would be nice to visit again some time, whenever you're available. I'm not having essay crises this year! I've already handed 2 out of 3 in, next is due 5th next month. It's my Gospel passage exegesis, which should be very interesting.
Gargovic Malkav
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Having a glass of Taki Taki.
It's like tomato juice, but tasty.
I am content atm.
Stepping on a land mine, cutting the grass of a football field using plastic safety scissors, performing brain surgery, throwing up while also having diarrhea and a need to poop... There are lots of things I'd rather not do.
I have a neighbor that used to cut his grass with normal scissors.
I'm not sure why he stopped. He uses a mower now.
exchemist
Veteran Member
Probably best when my son gets back, but that won't be until close to Christmastime - he wants, nutter that he is, to climb more mountains after term ends, in the snow and ice. Are you going to France or staying in the UK over Christmas? Or is it not settled?