bubble and squeak

The name 'bubble and squeak' is derived from the sounds the ingredients make while cooking, often associated with British culinary tradition.

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Definition

B2Traditional British Cuisine

(common)A dish made from leftover vegetables, typically including potatoes and cabbage, pan-fried together until browned.

Example

  • For breakfast, we had bubble and squeak made from last night's dinner.
  • Bubble and squeak is a popular way to use up leftover vegetables.

C1Cockney Rhyming Slang

(informal, slang)A playful term used to refer to a Greek person.

Example

  • In Cockney rhyming slang, 'bubble and squeak' means a Greek.

Similar

Terms that have similar or relatively close meanings to "bubble and squeak":

bangers and mashfry upbubble underbubble ring