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Kippers for breakfast?
Honestweegie
26-02-2013
I have just had kippers ( which I love) but the smell lingers on me all night. I wondered what people who have them for breakfast do
daisiesfan
26-02-2013
Originally Posted by Honestweegie:
“I have just had kippers ( which I love) but the smell lingers on me all night. I wondered what people who have them for breakfast do”

Open a window. Or jug them. My Nana always used to jug kippers and her house never smelled like a smokehouse.
Johnnys Arcade
26-02-2013
I used to LOVE kippers, but the bones just put me off for good.
swingaleg
26-02-2013
I haven't had fresh kippers for ages but if you get the boil in the bag ones and cook them for 10 minutes longer than it says on the pack the bones get softened up and you can just eat them without noticing they're there

Fresh kippers is a bit more of a problem but you can fillet them when they're cooked...............it might be an acquired skill though

Not much you can do about the stink..............open a window, clean your teeth after eating, eat them at a time when you have nothing much on that day, eg Sunday breakfast............or wait for nicer weather and cook them on the barbie outside............
Jol44
26-02-2013
I very much like a smoked kipper now and again, I can't recall ever having one for breakfast however.
stud u like
26-02-2013
I have them for lunch. I can't eat early in the morning.
Espresso
26-02-2013
Originally Posted by daisiesfan:
“Open a window. Or jug them. My Nana always used to jug kippers and her house never smelled like a smokehouse.”

Yup, that's how I do them and it certainly keeps the smell down.
Jol44
26-02-2013
What is this jugging you speak of?
dosanjh1
26-02-2013
Originally Posted by Jol44:
“What is this jugging you speak of?”

It's illegal in most western countries

Basically poaching the kips
arctic_rubble
27-02-2013
I LOVE kippers for any meal of the day!
alcockell
27-02-2013
Someone had to... http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3Aag9ivdCtE
Sambda
28-02-2013
Originally Posted by Johnnys Arcade:
“I used to LOVE kippers, but the bones just put me off for good.”

The John West boil-in-the-tin ones don't have too many bones, but there are sometimes still a few.

There was an old episode of "Doomwatch" where a company was trying to breed fish without bones!
galaxy99
28-02-2013
Scottish kippers from Sainsburys are to die for, very few bones
Welsh-lad
28-02-2013
You jug kippers by putting them in a tall jug (tails upwards) and then filling the jug to the top with boiling water from a kettle.

Leave them a little while and they cook perfectly.

It's a good way of eating kippers without having that awful fishy stink hanging around for days.
jackpot69
28-02-2013
Originally Posted by Sambda:
“The John West boil-in-the-tin ones don't have too many bones, but there are sometimes still a few.

There was an old episode of "Doomwatch" where a company was trying to breed fish without bones!”

lol is that a joke
Sambda
28-02-2013
Originally Posted by jackpot69:
“
Originally Posted by sambda:
“The John West boil-in-the-tin ones don't have too many bones, but there are sometimes still a few.

There was an old episode of "Doomwatch" where a company was trying to breed fish without bones!
”

lol is that a joke”

What - John West or the "Doomwatch" episode?

In the "Doomwatch", a place is injecting fish with hormones to make them grow without bones. This is having an odd effect on the men doing it - they are turning from gruff Welshmen into blokes who have "gone off their wives" and who prefer drinking cocktails to pints (ooh duckie).

It's actually one of the slightly better "Doomwatch" episodes; most are very poor.
Shrike
28-02-2013
I suppose if you want fish without bones you could always eat cartilaginous fish like skate or shark. Dogfish or "rock salmon" used to regularly be on the chippy menu when I were a lad
occasional post
28-02-2013
I'm only ever allowed to have them when we stay in a hotel - they are banned on smell grounds at home

Lovely on a slice of toast
NewExample
28-02-2013
Sorry but the thought of that is knocking me sick. I don't understand how people find the time to do this in the morning, I can't even manage a brew! I can't eat anything strong or crispy either, soggy cornflakes in the microwave with loads of sugar on and a banana is nice, or cold butter on toast. Anything soggy the rest of the day is foul though
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