Shai Joshua Lavi, Our Food is Our Bond: A History of Jewish and Muslim Animal Slaughter and Post-Christian Social Science, History of the Present, Vol. 8, No. 1, Law at the Intersection of Theory and ...

A new kippering kiln has been evolved there, in which all variables such as temperature, humidity, etc., can be controlled. Thus, any desired cure can be produced with certainty.’ ...

Why they do it, he does not know, or even whether they do it regularly. He intends to find out. But if fish do—voilà! In future, schools of herring may be seduced by ASDIC right into kippering ...

Then came the kippering firms..Woodger, Mitchell Brothers and many more. They built first class Smoke Houses along the beach and prospered for a while. One gentleman who started as a lumper, landing ...

During World War One, production of cured fish and kippering moved to the west, with the first strike documented in 1917 amid demands for parity with those working in the east. As the industry ...

Scotland’s next World Heritage Site – like Patagonia in miniature Who needs Andean mountains, endless steppes and vast icecaps when you have the Flow Country on your doorstep?

Boro actually made a lively start, with Howson kippering World Cup winner Fernandez in one memorable passage. But it was Chilwell, making his first start after injury, who gave the Blues impetus.

Northern Waters Smokehaus celebrates new location with cookbook release “We’re a sandwich place, first and foremost, but we have a lot of other skills and other muscles we can flex,” said ...

"Back in the 19th century this fishing village was jammed with herring boats, and fishermen’s wives were kept busy gutting and kippering." The village is in the Northumberland Coast Area of ...

Of Craster, The Times said: "A sturdy harbour, a gaunt castle and salted sea air fragranced with kippers — it must be Craster. Back in the 19th century this fishing village was jammed with herring ...

Back in the 19th century this fishing village was jammed with herring boats, and fishermen’s wives were kept busy gutting and kippering.