What are good British fish dishes except fish and chips?!
Answers: I'm a Japanese. As you know we Japanese like fish dishes very much. I love Sushi and also love British fish and chips very much! I wanna try other British fish dishes. So please recommend me some good British fish dishes except fish and chips. I prefer traditional or famous one. Thank you for your answer in advance.
Smoked Haddock is a nice dish for a light tea , served with some fresh brown bread and butter and a nice cup of tea.
For something a bit more upmarket Salmon with a nice Hollandaisse sauce with new potatoes and green veg is tasty and very healthy
I also love fish , and when I eat out I always look to see what fish is on the menu , I like Halibut and Jake as well
If you are in the UK just do as I do and look at what fish is being served , you will normally find at least a couple of fish dishes
having been to Japan and tasted real Sushi , I also love this , well at least some of them (not Octopus !!) and I also steer clear of the very hot paste , the name of which escapes me for now
I am sure you will be very pleasantly surprised at the variety and quality of fish dishes throughout the UK
I wish you good eating.
Pie & mash
Bacon & eggs
Roast beaf
Beans on toast
Kippers are a famous traditional British fish dish, very popular as a breakfast.
Also as a nice afternoon snack Sardines on toast.
Roast beef, Yorkshire pudding and vegetables with gravy - YUM!
Bangers 'n' mash (sausages and mashed potato)
Full English Breakfast - sausages, bacon, baked beans, fried bread, fried eggs, scrambled eggs, grilled tomato, plus toast and a cuppa!!
fish pie topped with mashed spuds and grated chedder cheese on top.mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm
Kedgeree?
Cod in Butter sauce with potatoes and peas!
Fish cakes:
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There are so many traditional fish dishes, as you'd expect from a country with such a long coastline. Here are a few suggestions.
1. Kedgeree - made with rice, smoked haddock, hard boiled eggs with a slight flavouring of curry is delicious. Try to find the Delia Smith recipe - it is very good. Traditionally it was a breakfast dish but now is more likely to be served for lunch or supper.
2. Smoked haddock with a poached egg on top is very quick and simple. It can be made more substantial by serving it on a bed of spinach with a mild cheese sauce over the top.
3. Fish pie - which normally uses a mixture of poached fish and shellfish such as prawns or scallops, in a creamy white sauce covered with mashed potato (rather than pastry). Put breadcrumbs and grated cheese on the top.
4. Potted shrimps - tiny brown shrimps, typically from Morecombe Bay, potted with melted butter and seasoned with cayenne.
5. Baked cod stuffed with lemon and parsley stuffing.
6. Soused mackerel or herring - baked in vinegar with pickling spices, and served cold. I don't have a recipe, I'm afraid.
7. Fried herring roes on toast - v similar to sardines on toast.
Hope these help...
Fish pie, smoked haddock poached eaten with brown bread and butter, smoked salmon and prawns with mayonaise, grilled plaice or trout, smoked mackeral or kippers
fish pie:
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Fish pie