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a kipper is a smoked herring.

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Other name for smoked herring?

A Kipper is a herring that has been split and smoked.


What is the name given to a salted smoked herring?

kipper


What is a herring split open and smoked called?

kipper


What is the common name for smoked herring?

A whole salted and smoked herring is called a Bloater


What is the common name of smoked herring?

Farrnet Branca


Take a herring or salmon Soak it in brine Smoke it What do you have?

Kipper


Is kipper a kosher fish?

Kipper is typically made from herring, which is considered a kosher fish as long as it meets the requirements of kosher preparation. Kosher fish must have both fins and scales, and herring does fulfill these criteria. However, for the kipper to be deemed kosher, it must also be processed in accordance with kosher laws. Therefore, kipper can be kosher if it is sourced and prepared properly.


What british food starts with the letter k?

Kipper is a British food. It is a herring fish.


What does kipper mean as in kipper snacks?

Kipper refers to a fish, usually herring, that has been split and smoked. Kipper snacks are small, whole kippers that have been canned or stored in tins. They are commonly served as a snack or used in recipes.


Answers to these clues all have PP in them eg. a herring dried over a smoke.?

Isn't that a kipper?


What is a good sentence about a kipper?

Definition of kipper:1: a male salmon or sea trout during or after the spawning season2: a kippered herring or salmonKipper for breakfast to a mixed platter of smoked foods for that special treat.


Where can you catch a kipper?

You can catch a kipper, which is typically a herring that has been smoked and cured, in coastal waters of the North Atlantic, particularly around the UK and parts of Scandinavia. Commercial fishing often targets herring during their spawning season. For recreational fishing, you can also find kippers in local markets or fishmongers, where they are often sold ready to eat.