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Re: Tinned salmon

Postby Workingman » 08 Jun 2017, 16:04

molly wrote:You have to add vinegar!! It makes all the difference.

I have never liked the stuff. Molly, it sends shivers... brrrrrrrrr.

Manxie, very enlightening about farmed fishing, but I was under the impression that in the North Sea we had set up no-fish zones to allow the likes of cod, whiting, haddock and skate to recover, along with help from land based larval tanks to give them a start in life before being put back to sea.

Too little, too late, let's hope not.
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Re: Tinned salmon

Postby Diflower » 08 Jun 2017, 17:10

I got it from my dad, he would always add a bit of vinegar. Not if it was in a salad, but for a sandwich.
Think it's a regional thing, but he wasn't too far from you, he was from Notts.

Also cut through the batter on fish from the chippy and drip some vinegar on the fish :)
I think he had vinegar on his chips but I hate that.
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Re: Tinned salmon

Postby JanB » 08 Jun 2017, 18:46

I-ve never eaten it Di / but it-s fish and I need to lower the colesterol by eating salmon etc. Hence me buying it. And grumpy likes it.

But a change of plan / we went down to the bar and Gez turned up, as did Mitch and Steve so numerous beers were consumed :roll: :roll: So we are now having burgers and chips :lol: :lol: :lol:
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Re: Tinned salmon

Postby Ally » 09 Jun 2017, 09:40

Diflower wrote:
JanB wrote:That's because you like it Di ;)

I have cucumber, but I'll have to peel it - the Portuguese cucumber is very thick skinned :roll:


Well yes I do, but it's not something you can disguise, if you really don't like it then don't eat it!


Quite! :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol:
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Re: Tinned salmon

Postby Diflower » 09 Jun 2017, 12:05

You do not 'have' to eat salmon.
Have you tried fresh tuna, brushed with olive oil and garlic then bbq'd?

Otherwise, just eat more chicken and veggie meals.
The fish alone will not lower your cholesterol anyway, whereas oats do.
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Re: Tinned salmon

Postby Kaz » 09 Jun 2017, 13:13

My mum used to make tinned salmon sandwiches - like Di she mashed it with vinegar and a little black pepper, then sliced cucumber :) She did the same with tinned tuna, which I actually preferred ;)
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Re: Tinned salmon

Postby saundra » 01 Jul 2017, 17:54

I love tin salmon in a sarni with vinegar love the bones as well and tin tuna but only in oil
Don't think tin tuna is as nice as it used to be tho
Can't you eat fish fingers or any fish if you really don't like it eat chicken
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Re: Tinned salmon

Postby JanB » 01 Jul 2017, 20:04

We had fish fingers the other night and I can also get salmon fishfingers. Happy to eat tinned tuna, do a mean tuna salada, but the fresh tune we get up here is normally frozen.

However, tonight, I did the fresh salmon - only took me about 6 weeks :oops: :oops: :roll: :roll: :lol: :lol: :lol: And actually, it wasn't too bad at all :oops: :oops:

So thanks to Kaz for the recipe, we'll be doing it again :D :D
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Re: Tinned salmon

Postby Kaz » 02 Jul 2017, 08:53

Mick loves it too! So simple, which is always a bonus for me! :lol:
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Re: Tinned salmon

Postby Diflower » 02 Jul 2017, 11:56

Glad you liked it :D
Nothing wrong with frozen tuna Ton, it's all frozen on the boats.
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