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, as a main courseMedium
Published 1995
This has a fine Edwardian ring to it, the kind of food you might find in a silver chafing-dish on the sideboard when you come downstairs to a country house breakfast. It is also an inexpensive dish and quick to cook, making it a useful addition to the lunch or dinner table. Serve it on toast for a snack or with plain boiled rice for a more substantial dish.
