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Easy
By Alastair Little and Richard Whittington
Published 1998
This is one of our most ancient dishes, similar in many respects to Hindle Wakes but served hot and with the broth playing an important part, more a substantial stew than a soup. The name is Scottish, though the dish has similarities with pot au feu and a New England boiled dinner. All would once have been made with a tough old farmyard cock or a boiling fowl, but a free-range chicken will cook in a fraction of the time and deliver an excellent resu