Created by urbanfoodie, Friday, 01 May 2009 Average user rating / 51 Users voted
Traditionally it is a breakfast recipe, great for Saturday lunch/brunch, but I also like it for a weekday supper. A tasty dish that makes you feel like a Victorian!
1 Put the room temperature eggs into just boiling water and simmer for 1 minute, take off heat and cover, put to one side to finish cooking 2 If using smoked haddock poach for about 7 mins in about a pint of water - if using smoked mackerel skip this step 3 Chop onion and fry gently for 5 mins in 2/3 of the butter, add curry powder, fry for half a minute 4 Add rice and stir, add the water/cooking liquid, stir once and cover, simmer very gently for 15 minutes. 5 After 10 minutes add peas 6 Flake fish, chop eggs and parsley and add to pan with a squeeze of lemon and the last knob of butter. I like it piping hot but it can also be eaten warm.
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When I want to make a traditional recipe I always turn for inspiration to the master Delia and this is an adaptation of one of hers.