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crystalhunt
28 Feb 20 16:04
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What do you have with it. Mashed potato and baked beans for me. Seems like there are some regional variations.

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hello :-)
When: 28 Feb 20 16:18
nice poached in milk , with mash and even a poached egg

a cheesy sauce to smother it all is my fav
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Dr Crippen
When: 28 Feb 20 16:21
Season with herbs and wrap in foil.

Bake for twenty minutes at 200 degrees.

Remove from oven and take off the foil.

Place on a plate with  boiled potatoes, garden peas, and cover with parley sauce.

Then throw the lot in the bin - I'm vegetarian.
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tictacman1
When: 28 Feb 20 16:22
Kedgeree....A taste of the east
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screaming from beneaththewaves
When: 28 Feb 20 17:40
My mother (SE London, Walworth Road) used to call smoked haddock "fish you put butter on". Which answers your question.
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morpteh mackem
When: 28 Feb 20 17:56

Feb 28, 2020 -- 4:22PM, tictacman1 wrote:


Kedgeree....A taste of the east


made it yesterday, very nice.

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JJmbe
When: 28 Feb 20 18:01
savoury rice and peas yummmmm.
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blackbarn
When: 28 Feb 20 18:03
Kedgeree is a brilliant choice for smoked haddock, as is Parsley Sauce which goes beautifully when served with little boiled potatoes (new Jersey Royals are available but £8 a kilo hereabouts, so just get some little Cornish or East Anglian ones).
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