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== King Rib == | |||
[[File:Scotland_fish_and_chip_shop.JPG|thumb|right|A typical fish and chip shop in Scotland, where King Rib is often served.]] | |||
'''King Rib''' is a popular fast food item commonly found in [[fish and chip shop]]s across [[Scotland]]. It is a type of [[processed meat]] product that is typically deep-fried and served as part of a meal or as a standalone snack. | |||
== | === Description === | ||
King Rib is made from [[pork]] that is minced and formed into a rib-like shape. The meat is seasoned and coated in a [[batter]] before being deep-fried to a golden brown. The result is a crispy exterior with a tender and flavorful interior. It is often served with [[chips]] and [[sauce]]s such as [[ketchup]] or [[brown sauce]]. | |||
The King Rib | === Preparation === | ||
The preparation of King Rib involves several steps: | |||
# '''Mincing the Pork''': The pork is finely minced to create a uniform texture. | |||
# '''Shaping''': The minced pork is shaped into a rib-like form, often using a mold. | |||
# '''Seasoning''': The meat is seasoned with a blend of spices to enhance its flavor. | |||
# '''Battering''': The shaped and seasoned meat is dipped in a batter, which may include flour, water, and other ingredients to create a thick coating. | |||
# '''Frying''': The battered King Rib is deep-fried in hot oil until it is cooked through and the batter is crispy. | |||
=== Cultural Significance === | |||
King Rib is a staple in Scottish fast food culture, often enjoyed as a quick meal or snack. It is particularly popular among young people and is a common choice for those seeking a hearty and satisfying meal. The dish is emblematic of the [[Scottish cuisine|Scottish fast food]] tradition, which includes other items such as [[haggis]], [[black pudding]], and [[deep-fried Mars bar]]s. | |||
== | === Variations === | ||
While the traditional King Rib is made from pork, variations may exist that use different types of meat or alternative seasonings. Some establishments may offer a spicy version or serve it with different types of sauces to cater to diverse tastes. | |||
* [[ | == Related Pages == | ||
* [[ | * [[Fish and chip shop]] | ||
* [[ | * [[Scottish cuisine]] | ||
* [[Fast food]] | |||
* [[Deep frying]] | |||
[[Category:Scottish cuisine]] | |||
[[Category:Fast food]] | [[Category:Fast food]] | ||
[[Category: | [[Category:Meat dishes]] | ||
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File:Scotland_fish_and_chip_shop.JPG|Scotland fish and chip shop | |||
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Latest revision as of 11:15, 25 February 2025
King Rib[edit]
King Rib is a popular fast food item commonly found in fish and chip shops across Scotland. It is a type of processed meat product that is typically deep-fried and served as part of a meal or as a standalone snack.
Description[edit]
King Rib is made from pork that is minced and formed into a rib-like shape. The meat is seasoned and coated in a batter before being deep-fried to a golden brown. The result is a crispy exterior with a tender and flavorful interior. It is often served with chips and sauces such as ketchup or brown sauce.
Preparation[edit]
The preparation of King Rib involves several steps:
- Mincing the Pork: The pork is finely minced to create a uniform texture.
- Shaping: The minced pork is shaped into a rib-like form, often using a mold.
- Seasoning: The meat is seasoned with a blend of spices to enhance its flavor.
- Battering: The shaped and seasoned meat is dipped in a batter, which may include flour, water, and other ingredients to create a thick coating.
- Frying: The battered King Rib is deep-fried in hot oil until it is cooked through and the batter is crispy.
Cultural Significance[edit]
King Rib is a staple in Scottish fast food culture, often enjoyed as a quick meal or snack. It is particularly popular among young people and is a common choice for those seeking a hearty and satisfying meal. The dish is emblematic of the Scottish fast food tradition, which includes other items such as haggis, black pudding, and deep-fried Mars bars.
Variations[edit]
While the traditional King Rib is made from pork, variations may exist that use different types of meat or alternative seasonings. Some establishments may offer a spicy version or serve it with different types of sauces to cater to diverse tastes.
Related Pages[edit]
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Scotland fish and chip shop