Kippers
#1
Kippers
Does anyone know where I can purchase smoked kippers in the greater Vancouver area? I fancy some for my breakfast over the Christmas holidays. I like the proper ones, not the ones in a can. I can get shed loads of smoked salmon but while its nice, its not the same as a couple of nicely warmed kippers, a fried egg and lashings of hot buttered toast.
Last edited by Oink; Dec 22nd 2010 at 12:16 am.
#2
Re: Kippers
Can you not get them in the frozen fish section - I've bought some in Red Deer and Red Deer is pretty sparse on 'exotic' foods.
#5
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So no one has come across kippers around here then? It looks like I might have to do my own research. I must say you lot are a bunch of lazy buggers.
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Re: Kippers
Sobeys and Dominion here both have them but thats probably about as much use as a chocolate fireguard to you
#10
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And the Fish Depot on Duckworth St. Similarly no use to you but your thread did inspire me to buy a couple for the holidays. Thanks!
#12
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I have never seen kippers for sale over here, but have seen smoked mackerel in Superstore if that would be an acceptable substitute (I actually prefer smoked mackerel to kippers tbh!)
#13
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Thanks, smoked mackerel will be an acceptable alternative, I'll check it out. I think I'll also go and ask one of the fishmongers on Granville Island if they can get them in for me. I did do some research and saw that they are readily available on the east coast of Canada. On a side note I just took all my salmon that I caught this summer that had slight freezer burn, to get hot smoked. Should be done by just after Christmas.
#14
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Special thanks to 4Bells for the info. I got some lovely frozen Scottish kippers at Granville Island yesterday. They had smoked mackerel as well but the kippers look especially good.
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Re: Kippers
How did the hot smoked salmon turn out ??
Did you ever try the hot smoking process yourself ? I used to do it a lot back home - particularly enjoyed smaller run seatrout (finnock) on the hot smoker
Did you ever try the hot smoking process yourself ? I used to do it a lot back home - particularly enjoyed smaller run seatrout (finnock) on the hot smoker