[Closed] Cod or Haddock

Haddock - anything else isn’t right

Who cares, it's probably mislabeled Vietnamese catfish anyway 😀

Haddock - though bongo is likely correct

I used to always say cod (tail end) but I had cod in Keswick at the weekend but everyone else had haddock and it was much, much nicer.

Cod, no Haddock, no Cod. Doh.

Daddy or chips?*

* As opposed to Daddy or Chipps which gives it whole sinister undertones.

Saveloy (or haddock)

any and all .... I'm far too easy 😉

I like Rock or Huss or Dogfish or what ever it's called these days.

Surely the correct STW answer is sustainable cod line-caught in the The Norway NE Arctic offshore cod fishery, and fried in extra virgin olive oil?

joolsburger - Member
I like Rock or Huss or Dogfish or what ever it's called these days.

But if I had to choose between the two, it would be Haddock (Scots genes so also yes to salt 'n' sauce).

I like cod but I like haddock more. Tis nicer.

Rock eel is the choice of the professional. 😀

Pizza crunch.

Haddock: from Buckie, not Vietnam.

Haddock please .. see below

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Just picked up some of both; fresh from Billingsgate this morning, so was swimming around until yesterday!

Both equally nice; Haddock better if fried in my opinion. Cod nicer if steamed or poached.

Halibut is nicer than both though (no really good fresh Halibut today sadly 🙁 ).

[i]cod or haddock, it don't matter
as long as my fish is covered in batter![/i]

and fried in extra virgin olive oil?

Any fule kno it's rapeseed oil for deep frying. Poncey hipster fail, Binners.

I believe you now have to provide lunch for us all from a local bakery chain.

Neither, hake or the sustainable alternative for me. I'm not normally an eco-bellend about stuff, although I do try to be green, but sustainable fish is where it's at.

So no Tuna for you then?

Just for you Sandwich ...

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dont get to attached to either, as if the fishing restrictions are abandoned there will not be any left quite quickly

Cod for me, but surely Pollock is the hipster choice?

Sorry Binners and sandwich, as the son of a former fish and chip shop owner I can tell you categorically that it must be fried in beef dripping, anyone who says otherwise is talking out of their bottom!

well the label said hake

the fish was ok, the batter was shocking

Cod, but this place has deteriorating standards ! should really be discussing what craft beer to use in the batter.

6 gilled shark.

Haddock then cod. Hake also works well for fish and chips - nice texture and more taste than cod.

Haddock first choice, cod second followed by pollock. Can't stand that River Cobbker crap.

battered haggis, with curry sauce

Got to be Haddock and left a day before cooking so it dries out a bit . Also fried in beef dripping too . Mmmmmmmmmm !

Battered Haggis is a wonderful thing 🙂

Haddock, but must be fried in dripping

Other half says Haddock as Cod is a dirty, filthy fish that lives in shallower waters.

I think she's just codist and both are equally tasty.

Fanny Craddock

Haddock, far tastier.

Cod's got skin on, haddock's got none.

The best cod I ever had was that fresh it ate my chips 😆

Don't mind, they all taste the same.

Haddock. There's no other way

Haddock.

Sorry Binners and sandwich, as the son of a former fish and chip shop owner I can tell you categorically that it must be fried in beef dripping, anyone who says otherwise is talking out of their bottom!

Well if you want non-hipster fried fish that would do it I suppose.

I nice sandwich that Binners. Cheers.

I'm always drawn more to cod. Think the word sounds nicer.

Haddock or Pollack for me.

Love that Binners - resident of poncey foodsville - is banging on about hipsters.

Cod or Haddock?

Neither.
Ling FTW. Except you don't get it in chip shops AFAIK.

Coley. Been doing a cracking fish curry with it since we found it in the freezer section of Waitrose