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Featured British recipe

Steak and kidney pudding, peas and mash

Steak and kidney pudding

Although this recipe takes 5 hours to cook, or burn, if you are forgetful, most of the time is in the boiling, the preparation is minimal, plus you have the benefit of the wonderful smell whilst it's cooking.

The pudding is known colloquially as "Babby's Yead" (Baby's Head) in certain areas of North West England.

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