Fish.

I think it’s tradition to have fish on Good Friday.
Will you be having fish tonight and what?

I’m doing pan fried salmon, jacket potato, carrots & peas with hollandaise sauce.

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Sounds delicious, Carol, I will be having Trout, cooked in butter and lime juice with flaked almonds, accompanied by cauliflower, carrots and baby potatoes,

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I didn't think about fish, but you've put me in the notion! . What you're both cooking sounds delicious. Enjoy.

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Nope will be egg and chips here, busy day so wanted something quick and something everyone will eat so only one meal to cook.

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No fish here, a salad I can prepare before hand to go with home made goats cheese tarts from the freezer. This means I will be able to get on with the painting and have a meal ready to eat when I finish for the day .

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Traditional? never heard that one and it's only by coicidence that we're having haddie in breadcrumbs with stir-fried veges tonight. As children, we never had fish on Friday because it was looked upon as a catholic thing. I doubt if anyone cares these days.

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Sounds lovely Carol, I'll be round later, but leave the sauce off mine please.

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Never eat fish in my life ,

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My Parents alway's had fish on Good Friday, but it never really came to mind as i've cooked a Gammon joint.

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Not just Good Friday, but ANY Friday here. Queues at the chippy for miles on Friday nights.
Mind you, fish & chips isn't the cheap meal it used to be, especially if you have Cod. I believe it was around £4 for a bit of cod last time I was there, and for the price of a portion of chips, you could buy a sackful of spuds!