download bubble and squeak recipe jamie oliver

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Traditionally, English folks serve some sort of meat with the food. That was in A New System of Domestic Cookery. Maria Eliza Rundell (1745-1828) documented the recipe in writing for the first time in 1806. Its name derives from the squeaking noise the cabbage makes as it fries. It’s a breakfast dish that consists of cabbage and mashed potatoes.

It’s a type of mashed potato, but a squeakier version. Continuing on our look at quirky British comfort foods, here’s this one.

Download bubble and squeak recipe jamie oliver