Rumbledethumps
When we asked our fantastic taste testers to review this recipe, the most asked question was, 'But … what is rumbledethumps?' Mostly hear of 'Up North', it's a Scottish version of the Irish colcannon, or the English bubble and squeak. Why is it called Rumbledethumps in this book? Because we're northerners, of course!
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