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Hix Oyster & Chop House

By Mark Hix

Published 2010

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The fish section at the Oyster & Chop House is relatively small as the main emphasis is on meat, but I always like to have an interesting selection of fish dishes on the menu. I prefer to offer customers fish that they would not usually find in shops or on the fishmonger’s slab.

Many of our seafish species are overlooked, but to keep stocks at a respectable level, we need to be eating a wide variety of fish - not just the ones we know best. The other great thing with lesser-known species is that I can put them on the menu at a reasonable price. If I only offered deep-fried cod and haddock it would make our fish and chips look a tad expensive, especially if customers compare prices to those of high street fish ‘n’ chip shops, which generally sell cheaper frozen fish. I wouldn’t think twice about offering less fashionable grey mullet, ling or coley on the menu, alongside highly prized John Dory or turbot.

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