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Fish N' Chips with Lemon Thyme Dip

Fish N' Chips with Lemon Thyme Dip

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Prep Time: 10 Minutes
Cook Time: 15 Minutes

Fish n' Chips is a popular take away and street food that originated in the UK. It is made with deep frying a fish in a batter or bread crumbs and deep fried potatoes. According to some internet source, the first fish n chip shop was opened in London by a…

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