In today’s recipe I had some spare potatoes in the pantry. That is because I originally cooked the mashed potatoes and the cabbage to make bubble and squeak in the instant pot. I often refer to this as my instant pot bubble and squeak. It is similar to the Irish dish colcannon, or the Scottish dish rumbledethumps. Popular for leftovers from a Sunday roast dinner, or special occasions such as Christmas or Mother’s Day. What Does Bubble & Squeak Mean?īubble and squeak is the name given to the British classic of leftover mashed potatoes, cabbage and often meat. Especially, when I can go back for bubble and squeak seconds. Making the Premier Inn breakfast ideal for me. No wonder then that we have air fryer sausages, air fryer black pudding and air fryer grilled tomatoes on Recipe This! Instead, I will opt for sausages, bubble and squeak, as much black pudding as I can eat and some grilled tomatoes. I am one of those fussy people when it comes to the English breakfast and don’t eat everything that you see on our air fryer English breakfast. When we visited the UK, we stayed at the Premier Inn and enjoyed their all you can eat breakfast. But we did have a few hotel stays along the way too. We did the majority of it in a tent staying on beautiful camp sites. In fact, we visited 8 European countries in 8 weeks.
In the summer of 2018, we did a lot of travelling.
You will only need half of this, I made some coleslaw with the remaining half, yum! Boil for 20 minutes until tender, then drain. Patrick’s Day How to make bubble and squeak pattiesĬlean, peel, and chop potatoes then add to water. Patrick’s Day themed dinner?įor Mitten Movie Night why not just sit back and relax? Play some music, talk with each other and enjoy the fact that Spring is just about here.īut if you must watch something check out this article for some great recommendations-> 15 Best Movies to Watch for St.
Try my Irish Stout Cake made with Uncle Steve’s for a St. Would you like an alternative, local Irish beer? Short’s Brewing Uncle Steve’s Traditional Irish Style Stout. What beer pairs well with this bubble & squeak recipe?
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