I would hazard a guess that it's probably not "Poor man's kedgeree".
But that's what I decided to cook for Bermuda. I may come back and add to this country if I manage to find some Gosling's black seal rum to make dark 'n' stormys (Santa's suggestion, thanks!).
Unfortunately, I didn't have the time to source some nice fresh ingredients for a chowder, the more traditionally recognised recipe from this island. But a quick search of the internet came up with a few other common dishes....and kedgeree seemed to hit the spot for our Sunday brunch.
The main components - rice, peas, smoked haddock and eggs. It was extremely simple to cook and assemble. Overall, this was a lovely hearty filling dish and I'd definitely make this again.
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