Champ
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Champ is a simple warming dish which is cheap, easy to produce
and very filling.
(serves four)
8 medium potatos, peeled
small bunch of scallions (spring onions)
1/4 pt/125ml/1/2 cup skimmed milk
salt and pepper
The best way to prepare the potatoes is to cook them in a steamer and then pass them through a food mill.
8 medium potatos, peeled
small bunch of scallions (spring onions)
1/4 pt/125ml/1/2 cup skimmed milk
salt and pepper
The best way to prepare the potatoes is to cook them in a steamer and then pass them through a food mill.
Alternatively, boil until soft but not mushy, drain and return them to the heat
to dry somewhat before mashing.
In any case keep hot.
In any case keep hot.
Chop the scallions finely, both green and white parts, and cook for 5 minutes in the milk. Beat this mixture into the mashed potatoes until
smoooth and fluffy,
season to taste and serve a large mound on each plate with a good knob of butter melting into the top.
season to taste and serve a large mound on each plate with a good knob of butter melting into the top.
Colcannon is made in much the same way as champ, but with
the addition of cabbage.
In parts of the country white cabbage is always used.
In any case, shred and chop a small cabbage (discard the stump) and cook until tender.
Beat into the potato mixture and serve as above
In any case, shred and chop a small cabbage (discard the stump) and cook until tender.
Beat into the potato mixture and serve as above
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