Rumbledethumps Recipe

- Rumbledethumps is a wee bit like bubble and squeak and is delicious on its own or as a tattie accompaniment. It is nicknamed the Scots version of bubble and squeak. Traditional Scottish Rumbledethumps can be eaten on its own or with a meat dish. The name Rumbledethumps comes from the noise made in the kitchen as the tatties and cabbage are rumbled and thumped in the preparation. Sue Lawrence in her book Scots Cooking: The Best Traditional and Contemporary Scottish Recipes says that Rumbledethumps is a Borders dish. Her Rumbledethumps recipe differs slightly from the Scottishrecipes one in that she also uses turnip and chopped chives and prefers to use Savoy cabbage.

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Rumbledethumps Ingredients:

Boiled Potatoes
Boiled Cabbage
Butter
Spring onions
Salt and Pepper

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Rumbledethumps Cooking Directions:

1. Take equal measurements of boiled tatties and cabbage and mash/mince and mix together adding finely chopped up spring onions and a wee bit of butter. Add salt and pepper.

2. Brown in the oven if required. (You can sprinkle with Scottish Cheddar Cheese for a lovely topping.)

Modern Rumbledethumps recipes from Scotland see the addition of 2 tablespoons of cream to give a much creamier mashed potato mix. Other Rumbledethumps recipes suggest placing the potato, cabbage and spring onion mixture into an ovenproof dish after being boiled and mashed together. This dish is then topped with grated mature Scottish cheddar cheese and placed in a pre heated oven at 190C for 25 minutes.

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Maw Broon Rumbledethumps

The Book Maw Broons Cookbook has a rumbledethumps recipe much like the scottishrecipes.co.uk rumbledethumps recipe though it includes the use of additional vegetable ingredients such as chives and a small onion in addition to the spring onions. Maw also adds several tablespoons of single cream Buy Maw Broon's Cookbook at a discounted price and with free delivery available.

Scottish Cook Books

In 2009 Prime Minister Gordon Brown contributed Rumbledethumps as his favourite Scottish recipe for a cook book for the Edinburgh school Donaldson's School for the Deaf.

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