30 mins

Ingredients for Kedgeree



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How to Cook Kedgeree
- Place the haddock in frying pan with the milk and half the butter, bring almost to the boil then turn down the heat and poach for 10 minutes (with the milk just under simmering point). Meanwhile, cook the rice in plenty of boiling salted water for about 15 minutes until it is tender, then rinse in boiling water and drain. Boil the eggs for 7-8 minutes to hard boil them.
- Remove the skin and any bones from the haddock and flake it gently into pieces. Shell the eggs and chop them in small pieces. Melt the remaining butter in a large pan and stir in the fish, rice and chopped eggs. Heat gently for 5 minutes stirring regularly. Check for seasoning then transfer to a warmed serving dish and garnish with chopped parsley.

The original recipe for Kedgeree was flavoured with curry which you can add if you want to remain faithful to the original recipe. Just add a tablespoon of curry powder to the water when you cook the rice.
Reviews of Kedgeree
![]() This is a truly stunning dish that is now in the regular rotation since it's become a family favorite! I indulge in extra spices - a couple of teaspoons of curry powder and lots of lime zest in the poaching water. I also add some frozen peas at the end which my kids like. The flavors blend really nicely. ranjit (8 reviews) |
![]() This really is as easy and tasty as it looks. I added a handful of peas to ours (and chucked in a few left over prawns). Itworked really well - and there were no left-overs! McCindy (2 reviews) |
![]() I love kedgeree and this is now my favourite. I only had some leftover smoked salmon but it was still yum. I soaked the rice in cold water for 30 mins beforehand to get rid of the starch. I think it does make a difference. jessica (1 review) |
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