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You can make bubble and squeak even more nutrient-dense by swapping cooked white beans, like cannellini or butter beans for the potatoes. High-performing vegan butter like Miyokos really makes this dish. There are only a few ingredients here, so quality counts. I don’t always peel the potatoes, especially with new potatoes with their thin skins, like the red bliss potatoes I use here. Peel your spuds before cooking if smooth is your groove. Then slide it back into the skillet and cook for another 5 minutes or so. If it comes out in pieces, no worries, just press everything back into place.

Or if you ’ re feeling adventurous, place a large plate over the top of the skillet and carefully turn out the potato cake, so the crusty side is on top.

Cook, without stirring, until potatoes squeak and underside is crusty and golden, about 10 minutes.

Use a wooden spoon or spatula to press everything down to form a cake.

Sprinkle in thyme leaves, if using, and season everything generously with sea salt and pepper. Go for lumpy and hashlike, not fluffy and uniformly mashed. Mix in potatoes, mashing and stirring them into the onions and greens.Add chopped cabbage and give a quick sauté, stirring frequently, until the greens are tender but still bright, about 5 minutes.Add sliced onion and cook, stirring occasionally, until the onions soften and turn golden.In a 10-inch skillet, preferably cast iron, melt vegan butter over medium-high heat.Remove from fridge and bring them back to room temperature for about an hour before proceeding.) (Potatoes may be cooked up to a day ahead, then cooled, tightly covered and refrigerated.

Bring to a boil, then let them bubble away, uncovered, until the potatoes are tender and yield when poked with a fork or knife, about 15 minutes. Tip chopped potatoes into a large pot.Jump to the recipe or stick around for bubble and squeak swaps and tips. Class is free, virtual, and hosted by the Pinecrest Branch of Miami Dade Public Library. It’s not the most Instagramable of dishes, but it’s one of the most beloved, claimed by England and Ireland.įor more root recipes you’ll love, join me 6pm ET February 9 for Roots! An Edible Exploration of the Vegetable Underground. The nutty name comes from the sound of potatoes bubbling on the boil and then squeaking in the hot skillet. Potatoes and cabbage make a happy marriage, too, in the classic Celtic dish bubble and squeak. Potatoes are almost everybody’s favorite root vegetable.