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By Alastair Little and Richard Whittington
Published 1998
Stovies, short for ‘stoved potatoes’ in Scotland and the North East, were – and probably still are – a way of making the most of leftovers. Stoved potatoes can be as basic as potatoes stewed with some of the gravy and dripping left over from the Sunday roast, or a grander affair with pieces of beef and onions, bringing it closer to a cottage pie. Stoving is also a good technique for new potatoes.
There are many variations on this theme: peeled large potatoes can be cooked with beef