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Donut3110 | 11:38 Tue 11th Jul 2006 | Food & Drink
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What is the difference between Mackerel & Kippers?
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A mackeral is a mackeral,a kipper is a smoked herring.
11:43 Tue 11th Jul 2006
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One is vile, the other revolting.
17:04 Tue 11th Jul 2006
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Freshly caught mackerel, cooked on the beach.

Loch Fyne kipper - best I've ever tasted!
21:59 Tue 11th Jul 2006
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Mackerel can be smoked like herring (as above to make kippers) which is why you often see the two names in a recipe as alternatives.

They are different fish but can be used the same way - fresh, as fillets or smoked etc.
23:48 Tue 11th Jul 2006

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