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Easy
Published 1978
The great British tradition of fish and chips is one which will die hard, even though the batter is not always delicately crisp nor the chips rustling and golden.
The true chip-shop batter is an economical affair made without eggs. Surprisingly enough this frugal mixture of flour and water gives much the lightest and crispest result. Make it thicker or thinner, according to taste.
