Difference between revisions of "'Greasy spoon' kedgeree"

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| 180g [[Haddock|haddock]] steaks
 
| 180g [[Haddock|haddock]] steaks
 
| 1 litre [[Fish stock|fish stock]]
 
| 1 litre [[Fish stock|fish stock]]
| 2 tbsp [[Sunflower|sunflower]] or [[Rapeseed oil|rapeseed oil]], plus a bit extra
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| 2 tablespoon [[Sunflower|sunflower]] or [[Rapeseed oil|rapeseed oil]], plus a bit extra
 
| [[Garlic]] to taste, chopped
 
| [[Garlic]] to taste, chopped
 
| [[Indian green chillies]] to taste, chopped
 
| [[Indian green chillies]] to taste, chopped
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| 1 heaped teaspoon [[Pakistani basar]]
 
| 1 heaped teaspoon [[Pakistani basar]]
 
| 400g [[Basmati rice|basmati rice]]
 
| 400g [[Basmati rice|basmati rice]]
| 30-40g cooked [[Chorizo|chorizo]], thinly sliced and coarsely chopped
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| 40g cooked [[Chorizo|chorizo]], thinly sliced and coarsely chopped
 
| 100g chipolata [[Sausages|sausages]]
 
| 100g chipolata [[Sausages|sausages]]
 
| 180g smoked back [[Bacon|bacon]], rind removed, coarsely chopped
 
| 180g smoked back [[Bacon|bacon]], rind removed, coarsely chopped

Revision as of 15:03, 13 July 2016


Half- asleep this morning, my husband was muttering about a mixture of a spicy kedgeree and a greasy version of a traditional English breakfast, so I came up with with this cheap and cheerful version.

'Greasy spoon' kedgeree
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Servings:2 as a main course or 4 as a breakfast
Ready in:40 minutes
Prep. time:10 minutes
Cook time:30 minutes
Difficulty:Average difficulty
Recipe author:JuliaBalbilla
First published:15th November 2013


Ingredients

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Method

  1. Poach the haddock in the fish stock for about 8 minutes.
  2. Meanwhile, heat the oil in a pan, add the garlic, chillies and mushrooms and sauté for a few minutes.
  3. Add the Pakistani basar and cook for a further minute.
  4. Stir in the rice and coat it in the oil.
  5. Remove the haddock and pour the stock over the rice.
  6. Cover, and simmer over a low heat for about 15 minutes or until the rice has absorbed the stock.
  7. Sir in the chorizo minute or two before the end of the cooking time.
  8. While this is happening, flake the haddock and keep warm.
  9. Fry the sausages and bacon in a separate pan with some fresh oil and stir into the rice mixture, with the haddock - keep over a low heat, covered.
  10. Fry the eggs until the white is just set, but the yolk, runny.
  11. Chop the eggs roughly.
  12. Serve the kedgeree immediately, topped with the fried eggs

Serving suggestions

If you wish to add to the greasy spoon idea, serve with triangles of fried bread, but I defy anyone to add baked beans or smear it with ketchup!

Variations

Smoked haddock can be used (and indeed, is traditional), but I didn't have any. Pakistani basar can be difficult to obtain, so use a mixture of your favourite curry spices instead.

Chef's notes

I have no idea what this tastes like, but my husband says it is the best of the kedgerees I have made. :-) Try to get the best quality chorizo you can.

Follow the RSPCA Think Pig Checklist to make sure that your pork has come from pigs that have been reared to higher welfare standards.

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