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Definition of bubble and squeak in English: bubble and squeaknoun mass nounBritish Cooked cabbage fried with cooked potatoes and often meat. Example sentencesExamples - Set a bubble and squeak cake on each warm plate, top with some courgettes and a few sprigs of watercress and sit a mallard breast on top.
- Instead of the usual sausagemeat stuffing, I suggest a black pudding and apple one, which also tastes delicious with Boxing Day's bubble and squeak.
- Potato croquettes, bubble and squeak (Mashed potato and leftover sprouts with lots of pepper - yum.).
- I sat over a plate of bubble and squeak topped with two fried eggs and contemplated the canvas, all blocked out and ready for colour.
- Tripe, chipolatas, roast beef and Yorkshire pudding, roast lamb, toad in the hole, bubble and squeak (I still don't understand why they are called that, but they are good.)
- I enjoyed my Tuscan Chicken - two grilled chicken breasts served on a bed of bubble and squeak mashed potato and smothered with roasted vegetables including carrots, onions and courgette.
- Other starters ranged from goat's cheese bruschetta, with walnut pickle, bubble and squeak, with black pudding and red wine sauce, to wood pigeon salad, with smoked foie gras, and duck and orange terrine, with toasted brioche.
- Greene is so stuffed with bubble and squeak and bunched into his Seville Row wardrobe that he's as convincing as a corncob in the role of brave hero.
- And there was some unspeakable bubble and squeak in a dry, pot-shaped lump that had the flavour of frostbitten turnip.
- In the weeks to come watch out for - lime-marinated scallops, puy lentil cassoulet, black pudding on bubble and squeak mash, and pan-fried poussin breasts.
- But my pan-fried chicken breast with buttered spinach, bubble and squeak and red wine jus turned out to be good, and I couldn't fault the service from the friendly Italian waitress.
- Cooked properly pink, it is lean and tender, and sitting on top of a crisply fried pancake of bubble and squeak, made from leftover mash and greens, it's a kingly dish.
- Who cares that it's a fake: it was a pleasure to stagger out of the rainforest and be steamed dry by the log fire, browsing through a menu that boasted bubble and squeak and scones with strawberry preserve.
- You asked how bubble and squeak got its name - can anyone help?
Origin Late 18th century: from the sounds of the mixture cooking. Definition of bubble and squeak in US English: bubble and squeaknounˈbəbəl ænd British Cooked cabbage fried with cooked potatoes and often meat. Example sentencesExamples - I sat over a plate of bubble and squeak topped with two fried eggs and contemplated the canvas, all blocked out and ready for colour.
- Greene is so stuffed with bubble and squeak and bunched into his Seville Row wardrobe that he's as convincing as a corncob in the role of brave hero.
- And there was some unspeakable bubble and squeak in a dry, pot-shaped lump that had the flavour of frostbitten turnip.
- In the weeks to come watch out for - lime-marinated scallops, puy lentil cassoulet, black pudding on bubble and squeak mash, and pan-fried poussin breasts.
- But my pan-fried chicken breast with buttered spinach, bubble and squeak and red wine jus turned out to be good, and I couldn't fault the service from the friendly Italian waitress.
- Cooked properly pink, it is lean and tender, and sitting on top of a crisply fried pancake of bubble and squeak, made from leftover mash and greens, it's a kingly dish.
- Potato croquettes, bubble and squeak (Mashed potato and leftover sprouts with lots of pepper - yum.).
- Set a bubble and squeak cake on each warm plate, top with some courgettes and a few sprigs of watercress and sit a mallard breast on top.
- Instead of the usual sausagemeat stuffing, I suggest a black pudding and apple one, which also tastes delicious with Boxing Day's bubble and squeak.
- Other starters ranged from goat's cheese bruschetta, with walnut pickle, bubble and squeak, with black pudding and red wine sauce, to wood pigeon salad, with smoked foie gras, and duck and orange terrine, with toasted brioche.
- You asked how bubble and squeak got its name - can anyone help?
- Who cares that it's a fake: it was a pleasure to stagger out of the rainforest and be steamed dry by the log fire, browsing through a menu that boasted bubble and squeak and scones with strawberry preserve.
- I enjoyed my Tuscan Chicken - two grilled chicken breasts served on a bed of bubble and squeak mashed potato and smothered with roasted vegetables including carrots, onions and courgette.
- Tripe, chipolatas, roast beef and Yorkshire pudding, roast lamb, toad in the hole, bubble and squeak (I still don't understand why they are called that, but they are good.)
Origin Late 18th century: from the sounds of the mixture cooking. |