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Is kedgeree the breakfast of kings or is eating fish before lunchtime a bit too 19th century.
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ThatsSoRavin Posted on Thu Jul 04 2013
LOL "Having fish for breakfast is not an Indian thing to do." Unless you're Bengali... we'll have fish for breakfast, lunch, tea, dinner, snacks if we can help it.
Reply 0 - RepliesNeththra'sVision Posted on Thu Jul 04 2013
"Wow this is something, Haaaaaaaa what a flavor.
Reply 0 - RepliesUrvasi163 Posted on Fri Jul 05 2013
I have been living in UK for a long time and wasn't aware of this recipe! Thanks for sharing this recipe, I will definitely try it.
Reply 0 - Replieswarmonger058 Posted on Mon Jul 08 2013
hi maria...greetings from india....i think the word ur looking for is "moong dal" not "mum dal" ....moong dal is split green sprout lentils..moonng means sprouts and daal means lentils....hope u find ur ingredients....happy cookin
Reply 0 - RepliesMoreChannelNoise Posted on Sun Aug 25 2013
having fish for breakfast is not an English thing to do anymore - I think it started to die out in the 60s - maybe a few people still do it but not me - great for the midday meal or evening though.
Reply 0 - RepliesNaina Bhedwar Posted on Wed Mar 18 2015
Chef - full marks for demonstrating this recipe but I think the word you are looking for is KE-JUH-REE not KEDDY-GREE :)?
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Paree PREITY Posted on Thu Jul 04 2013
So enovative. CHING to u Chefji. Keep it up.
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