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Fish & Chips recipe, eat well on universal credit

Fish & Chips was once an inexpensive treat to eat in the evening as supper, or maybe on the way home from the pub. Pubs? You remember those, maybe?

I passed a chippy last week in an area of York where I’d not expect prices to be excessive. £7.20 for Fish and Chips to take out. Just Fish & Chips, nothing else……

You can do better at home folks at half the price…..

This Pollock fillet was £3.29 with a Yellow Sticker on it. It was skinned and I only found two small bones.

Ingredients for the Gluten free Batter:-

2 Eggs, whisked
Cornflour
Turmeric Just a bit to add some colour
Garlic Salt
Onion Salt
Fresh ground Black Pepper
Soda Water

Method:-

(1) Coat the Fish (and Onion rings if you adding them) in Cornflour.
(2) Preheat the fryer to 170c.
(3) Dunk in the batter mix and fry until they float.

We served ours with Peas, Onion Rings, hand cut Chips, Tartar Sauce and a slice of Lemon. Honestly this was much better than a take-out and cost less than half the price.

 

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Casserole Pizza in a Yorkshire Pudding

This is not so much of a recipe as a collection of leftovers assembled into something pretty amazing, if perhaps unusual. But as I joked last night - It’s could well be a future Pub Classic!

We had Bean and Pork Casserole laft from Friday evening (Recipe here)

So we made Gluten free Yorkshire Puddings ( Recipe here). Heated the Casserole and spooned it into the Yorkshire Pud and added sliced Chorizo and grated Mozzarella, both of which we had in the fridge. Popped the whole gig back in the oven for the Cheese to melt - Oh these were tasty.

I did ask what we were going to have with these. Sue rightly said a few Peas would be enough. They were very filling for something made from leftovers!

 

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