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Kedgeree - British curried rice and fish

Prep 15m
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Cook 30m
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Total 45m
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Ingredients

(Servings: 5)

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Nutrition Facts

  • Calories
    750kcal
    37%
  • Fat
    30g
    46%
  • Saturated Fat
    15g
    75%
  • Carbohydrates
    70g
    23%
  • Fiber
    5g
    20%
  • Sugar
    5g
    10%
  • Protein
    40g
    80%
  • Cholesterol
    200mg
    66%
  • Sodium
    400mg
    16%
Percent Daily Values are based on a 2,000 calorie diet.

Notes

1. Smoked haddock (or cod) – one of the most economical options at the deli of grocery stores (Coles, Woolies) and fish mongers, stained an orange/yellow colour. Technically raw so we need to cook it. By poaching in the liquid we use to cook the rice, we are not wasting a drop of flavour!

2. Curry leaves – An intoxicatingly fragrant ingredient frequently used in Indian cooking! Fairly widely available these days in grocery stores in Australia (Coles, woolies, Harris farms), leftovers freeze 100% perfectly! Use in Vindaloo, Dal, South Indian eggplant curry and Samosa Pie. (I have a plant *says the plant-killer, smugly*) (PS curry plants are indestructible). If you don’t have it though, leave it out.

3. Cardamom pods – Sold at every stores, to lightly crush just use side of knife and press down to break shell slightly to release flavour.

4. Poaching fish – It’s ok if a bit of the surface of the fish is above the liquid as it will steam-cook.

5. Leftovers will keep for 3 days in the fridge. It will freeze without the eggs for 3 months.

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