A sobering and very important story from Carol today – click above for details – as UK fish’n’chip shops face mass closing due to rising costs…a catastrophe for lovers of this traditional and delicious English staple…

I shared this story years ago about tracking down a classic fish’n’chip shop in London, the Sea Shell of Lisson Grove – click here to see my adventure, which also involved “fake crab”:

I truly hope that people step up to save their classic local food – while this next recipe isn’t fish’n’chips, it is a delicious olive oil poached halibut!

This is one of my favorite recipes of all time and you can see it all here:

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