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Easy
By Alastair Little and Richard Whittington
Published 1993
Why do people make a big deal out of bubble and squeak? Perhaps because we live in an age where the idea of using leftovers creatively has vanished. The very name is off-putting, leftovers - second-hand, second-rate, pre-used. Nonsense, of course.
Bubble and squeak was originally invariably served on Mondays, with reheated slices of meat from the Sunday joint A pretty unattractive prospect particularly when the meat and vegetables had been overcooked the first time round.
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