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Images of Arbroath smokies and their manufacture and marketing
20040302smokie3PR Smokies hanging up at M&N Spink fish merchants; Arbroath Harbour...pic Paul Reid The Arbroath smokie, a world renowned delicacy, is haddock smoked over woodchips by a method originating in the nearby village of authmithie. Local legend has it that a store caught fire one night, destroying barrels of Haddock preserved in salt. The following morning, the people of Auchmithie came to clean up the ruin and found some of the barrels had caught fire, cooking the Haddock inside. Further inspections revealed the Haddock was edible and quite tasty. Keywords: Paul Reid, Angus Pictures, 2004, Smokies, smokie, fish, haddock, food, coast, Arbroath, delicacy, tradition, traditional, protected, harbour, sea, Angus
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Photographer: Paul Reid
Collection: Arbroath Smokies
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20040302smokie3PR
Upload Date: Tuesday, March 02, 2004
Photo Size: 4.7 MB; 3750x2534 pixels
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Smokies hanging up at M&N Spink fish merchants; Arbroath Harbour...pic

Paul Reid

The Arbroath smokie, a world renowned delicacy, is haddock smoked over woodchips by a method originating in the nearby village of authmithie.
Local legend has it that a store caught fire one night, destroying barrels of Haddock preserved in salt. The following morning, the people of Auchmithie came to clean up the ruin and found some of the barrels had caught fire, cooking the Haddock inside. Further inspections revealed the Haddock was edible and quite tasty.
Keywords: Paul Reid, Angus Pictures, 2004, Smokies, smokie, fish, haddock, food, coast, Arbroath, delicacy, tradition, traditional, protected, harbour, sea, Angus