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jennyjoan | 22:36 Fri 29th Jul 2016 | Food & Drink
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What is a high-grade fish to buy.
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Halibut?
22:38 Fri 29th Jul 2016
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I thought that Melv but where can I buy it. Ta
22:39 Fri 29th Jul 2016
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Local market or a fish mongers? It's expensive!
22:43 Fri 29th Jul 2016
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who cares if it is expensive - it would be just one-off - do find fishmongers at supermarkets don't sell expensive fish.
22:45 Fri 29th Jul 2016
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They do here.
22:46 Fri 29th Jul 2016
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where
22:48 Fri 29th Jul 2016
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Sawyers. If they don't have it nobody would.
22:48 Fri 29th Jul 2016
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Is this near you JJ?


http://www.ewingseafoods.com/belfast
22:48 Fri 29th Jul 2016
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thought of Sawyers Sandy - but I never go into town now - need to be dragged in -
22:49 Fri 29th Jul 2016
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Dunnes are doing two packets of smoked coley for a fiver. Two good sized fillets in each.
22:50 Fri 29th Jul 2016
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thanks Mamy - Ewings used to be in city centre if my memory is correct.

Yes I know where they are and I could drive to it - better than going into town.
22:50 Fri 29th Jul 2016
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Why does it have to be expensive fish? Why not just have fish you know you like?
22:51 Fri 29th Jul 2016
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like a wee change Ummmm and will be entertaining soon and these guests simply love fish.
22:54 Fri 29th Jul 2016
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I think Monkfish is highly regarded though I've never tried it.
22:57 Fri 29th Jul 2016
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A bit over rated imo, Sandy. I love a nice rare tuna steak.
23:00 Fri 29th Jul 2016
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Sea Bass is nice as a dinner party offering.
23:01 Fri 29th Jul 2016
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Halibut has always been thought of as one of the most expensive fish available in the UK (and it's certainly a nice fish to eat) but, if I was going an expensive fish which has long been available here I'd prefer Dover sole.

However fish which have only become widely available in supermarkets (etc) over the last few decades often have more flavour. Consider swordfish, if you can get it (look for white flesh, rather than grey), or red snapper.

Good fish doesn't have to be expensive though. Really fresh sardines, simply grilled and served with some nice bread, can be just as tasty.
23:02 Fri 29th Jul 2016
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Seabass is lovely...especially cooked whole.
23:03 Fri 29th Jul 2016
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As Mamya says, sea bass can be lovely (and it's often available quite cheaply in Asda, et al).
23:03 Fri 29th Jul 2016
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Th Seabass, would it be baked in foil?
23:05 Fri 29th Jul 2016

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