"Bubble and squeak" is a traditional English dish made with potatoes and some leftover vegetables from a previous meal, usually cabbage, but carrots, peas, brussels sprouts, and other vegetables can be added. It is so called from its bubbling up and squeaking while it cooks.
Recipe adapted from Delicious Magazine
- 350 g Cooked medium potatoes
- 350 g Cooked Brussels sprouts
- 120 g Chopped cooked ham
- 2 Eggs, beaten
- Knob of butter
- 50 g Rocket salad
- 2 Avocados, sliced
- Olive oil and lemon juice, to serve
- Put the cooked potatoes on a chopping board and break them up. Add the other cooked vegetables and chop it all up. Put into a bowl and add the ham, eggs and seasoning, and mix well. Roughly form the mixture into 4 large rounds.
- Heat butter in a frying pan and pan-fry the cakes for about 8-10 minutes, turning once, until golden and crispy.
- Divide rocket salad between 4 plates. Top each with a bubble and squeak and half an avocado. Drizzle with olive oil and squeeze over some lemon juice to serve.
A wonderful version! That revisited classic looks terrific.
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Rosa
I always wondered what Bubble and Squeak was. Thanks for the interesting and informative post. It looks healthy and delicious!
ReplyDeleteNice photos...love the colour
ReplyDeleteI thought of having either bubble and squeak or bangers and mash for dinner tomorrow. Will have to see what I can 'catch' at the butcher... :D
the name is so cute.
ReplyDeletethis is great,angie,looks perfect for a meal!
ReplyDeleteYum! I love bubble and squeak but yours looks really special, love the addition of avocado and rocket.
ReplyDeleteI like your healthy patties, Angie. Your ingredients always surprise me.
ReplyDeleteLooks like a delicious ham cake. Yum. We would be honored you considered sharing this posting on Food Frenzy. http://blogstew.net/foodfrenzy
ReplyDeleteNow this is something I have never heard of before, but would try (and I'm sure LOVE) in an instant!!
ReplyDeleteThose avocados just look so perfect on top!!
ReplyDeleteThe crispy cakes look great on the arugula, and the avocado on top looks delicious! This is a great way to present bubble and squeak!
ReplyDeleteThis looks amazing. It's so funny because I was just watching Jamie at Home last night and he was making exactly this -- bubble and squeak, and I thought it looked so delicious and intriguing. I've got to make this some time. :-p
ReplyDeleteLooks so healthy and delicious.
ReplyDeletethis is by far the best looking bubble and squeak I have ever seen - I would have a hard time not putting a poached egg on top of all this deliciousness - but then again thats just me.
ReplyDeleteI'm going for more healthy meals and this comes at the right time. I've bookmarked many healthy and delicious from you Angie. Thanks for sharing :)
ReplyDeletethis looks so tempting love the pictures!
ReplyDeleteIt's really amusing seeing a dish named as Bubble and Squeak! It looks really yummy, love the avocado. Beautiful picture.
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful name to call a dish:D I like the way you plated this too! The avocado looks very fresh!
ReplyDeleteThat is so interesting! And it looks really yummy!
ReplyDeleteI think this is the prettiest version of this dish I've ever seen! Love the addition of avocado!
ReplyDeleteI love all your recipes...beautiful clicks as always...looks so yumm!!
ReplyDeleteAngie, I love your updated take on this English classic dish. The presentation is so elegant.
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Looks lovely- especially the avacado slices on top!
ReplyDeleteWahta a great photo an such a good idea!!!
ReplyDeleteWonderfull...
Kiss,
Rita
I had never heard of Bubble and Squeak until now, this is a fantastic way to reinvent your leftovers! Usually they can be so drab but I don't think you'd ever know and I love the freshness of the avocado. DO you just use whole cooked potatoes, because we usually have mashed around here. I think the texture might make it a bit different.
ReplyDeletedish looks so professional, like in restaurants, great
ReplyDeleteVery inviting and delicious dish..
ReplyDeleteoh i adore your pro presentation it looks stunning!
ReplyDeleteYou have the best recipes, this looks scrumptious...the pics give it life too!
ReplyDeleteI have been looking for good bubble and squeak recipe coz i tried it for the first time at my local cafe here in Melbourne and fell in love straight away. Looks like this is just the recipe I need. Thanks for sharing angie.
ReplyDeleteI always wondered what Bubble and Squeak was. I never looked it up - but knew it had to do with potatoes and cabbage...
ReplyDeleteDelicious fried into cakes - with or without avocado.... but, everything is better with avocado!
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Valerie
This looks really good. Love bubble and squeak though I haven't had it for a while... :( Love the addition of avocado here.
ReplyDeleteI haven't had bubble and squeak in years, probably because they are never as sophisticated as your version. Love the fan of avocado on top :)
ReplyDeleteI was watching Jamie Oliver making Bubble and Squeak just the other day. Yours looks a delight! I simply have to try it. I like the idea of brussel sprouts rather than cabbage.
ReplyDeleteReally a great presentation!
This is this prettiest bubble and squeak ever...love the look/presentation...just gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteThis is the first time I have ever heard of anything like this. It sounds so different and delicious! I love just about anything that contains avacado!
ReplyDeleteAngie...this is such a lovely English dish...simple yet delicious :) Thanks for sharing, I know I will want to try this out...soon :)
ReplyDeleteGong Xi Fat Cai to you and family. May the year brings you health, happiness and prosperity :)
Cheeers,
Elin
What a beautiful twist on a traditional recipe! This looks delicious, Angie!
ReplyDeleteLooks fabulous Angie! My mouth is watering, I want to try this so bad!
ReplyDeleteCheers, Catherine~
This looks so delicious.
ReplyDeleteWhat a lovely take on a classic.
ReplyDelete:-) Mandy
I just love the name Bubble and Squeak and your version with avocado and arugula is a refreshing take on this classic!
ReplyDeleteWhat a wonderful recipe and love your presentation.
ReplyDeleteWhat a fun looking dish! My kids would love the name of it. I've never heard of it. Thanks!
ReplyDeleteI really like your presentation of this dish and your recipe sounds delicious. Have a great day. Blessings...Mary
ReplyDeleteNever heard of Bubble & Squeak before, but you've definitely got me intrigued! The dish is absolutely beautiful!
ReplyDeleteAngie-You're such a sweetheart! I wish you could be near to come and ring my doorbell, anytime to enjoy a nice meal...would love to do the same for you too.
ReplyDeleteThis patty with all the healthy veggies, and bits of ham, topped with the gorgeous slices of avocado is way over the top!
I absolutely adore it!...love the cute "nick" name you gave me. Have not been called that, for years!
Sounds wonderful, i've been meaning to make this specialty for a while, love your addition of avocado here!
ReplyDeleteThe avocado slices look very nice and lovely presentation too...:)!!
ReplyDeleteIt's the first time I ma hearing of this dish and it looks awesome! I love how you've plated this ... so beautiful and it sounds delicious.
ReplyDeleteThis has to be the most beautiful version of bubble and squeak that I have ever seen!
ReplyDeleteI never had Bubble and Squeak-the name is adorable! This looks flavorful and I have to try it out. Love the vibrant avocado on top;)
ReplyDeleteI have never heard of this before...but I love all the ingredients that go into these tasty little patties. Thank you for sharing yet another delicious recipe. I hope you have a wonderful weekend...enjoy yourself and eat well!
ReplyDeletelook great, thanks for sharing, wish you have a nice weekend^^
ReplyDeleteTrust you to always come up with some awesome recipes, Angie!
ReplyDeletei've always loved the name for this dish, but i've never seen it look so elegant and appetizing! the avocado is a wonderful addition--well done. :)
ReplyDeleteThis looks great. I've never had anything called bubble and squeak, I was afraid with a name like that it would be icky. But it's so elegant and the avacado on top is right up my alley.
ReplyDelete-Gina-
What a terrific bubble and squeak recipe! I would love to try this one! I love the addition of the avocado too! ;)
ReplyDeleteI love bubble and squeak!!!! But with avocado? Genius! You crazy delicous woman - you're probably one of the few people who could make me eat brussel sprouts.... and like it LOL
ReplyDeleteVery interesting. I have never seen this dish, but it sure sounds and looks delicious...definitely something I would enjoy:)
ReplyDeleteI've had this but never made it. I love how you present it and I am going to give it a go! It's colorful, it's filling, you can play with it - it has all my favorite attributes.
ReplyDeleteYour bubble and squeak looks just amazing. What a fantastic treat.
ReplyDeleteAngie, your pictures are stunning. I will definitely be topping my bubble and squeak with avocado from now on!
ReplyDeleteI love this dish, it looks so great!
ReplyDeleteI learned of bubble and squeak through my husband and have grown to really enjoy it. I love how you gave it a healthy kick with the avocado and salad greens. I am trying that the next time!
ReplyDeleteMmmmm, I'd love to eat this on a bun like a burger:)
ReplyDeleteI just love the name bubble and squeak. so CUTE!
ReplyDeleteA strikingly beautiful dish. What a cute name for the dish because of the way it sounds when cooking. =) Thanks for sharing, Angie!
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