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Nutrition: per serving

  • kcal221
  • fat12g
  • saturates5g
  • carbs19g
  • sugars4g
    low
  • fibre4g
  • protein8g
  • salt0.91g
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Method

  • step 1

    Melt 1 tbsp duck fat, goose fat or butter in a non-stick pan, allow it to get nice and hot, then add 4 chopped streaky bacon rashers. As it begins to brown, add 1 finely sliced onion and 1 chopped garlic clove.

  • step 2

    Next, add 15-20 sliced cooked brussels sprouts or shredded boiled cabbage and let it colour slightly. All this will take 5-6 mins.

  • step 3

    Add 400g cold mashed potato. Work everything together in the pan and push it down so that the mixture covers the base of the pan.

  • step 4

    Allow the mixture to catch slightly on the base of the pan before turning it over and doing the same again. It’s the bits of potato that catch in the pan that define the term ‘bubble and squeak’, so be brave and let the mixture colour.

  • step 5

    Cut into wedges and serve.

Recipe from Good Food magazine, January 2010

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A star rating of 4.5 out of 5.68 ratings

johnchegwyn81742

I love Bubble and Squeak, and have done since a child, but this is not the dish I recognise. I suggest the writer should look up the meaning and ingredients for this first class simple food. I imagine the writer's next effort may be an authentic recipe for Tortilla without egg. Let us see.

morrisinpanama

Overcomplicating a simple dish. Fry the cabbage and potatoes in left-over bacon fat - or sunflower oil, or whatever. Duck fat? It is a simple dish cooked by my mother and grandmother.

j.trimby1984A7LOLEdD

This is not bubble and squeek no where near it

ebe117

Cooked up great lovely and crispy

burneggrollXM5XKkda

‘Bubble and squeak’ is what the boiled cabbage does when it hits the hot frying pan.

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