Leftover haggis potato cakes with poached eggs

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Leftover haggis potato cakes with poached eggs

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This is a brilliant brunch recipe for any leftover haggis after Burns Night. It comes together quickly thanks to our shortcut mashed potato. Served with runny poached eggs and a dollop of rich hollandaise sauce, this is the recipe to convince haggis sceptics! Swap to our spiced vegetable and lentil haggis for a veggie version.
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This is a brilliant brunch recipe for any leftover haggis after Burns Night. It comes together quickly thanks to our shortcut mashed potato. Served with runny poached eggs and a dollop of rich hollandaise sauce, this is the recipe to convince haggis sceptics! Swap to our spiced vegetable and lentil haggis for a veggie version.
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30MIN

Total time

Ingredients

Servings
8
For the haggis potato cakes with poached eggs
400 g
M&S Scottish haggis
or M&S spiced vegetable and lentil haggis
450 g
M&S Gastropub mashed potatoes
4
M&S spring onions, finely sliced
25 g
parsley, finely chopped
100 g
M&S Remarksable Value plain flour
1
M&S large free-range egg, whisked
175 g
panko breadcrumbs
To serve
4
M&S Remarksable Value free-range mixed sized eggs
1 tub
(180 g)
M&S hollandaise sauce
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Method

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step 1
Cook the haggis (400 g) according to pack instructions.
step 2
Add the mashed potato (450 g) to a bowl and mix with the spring onions (4) and parsley (25 g). Crumble in the cooked (or leftover) haggis and mix well until combined. Season with salt and pepper.
step 3
Form the haggis mixture into six cakes.
step 4
Place the flour (100 g) into a shallow bowl and season with salt and pepper. Add the breadcrumbs (175 g) to a separate shallow bowl and season with salt and pepper, then add the beaten large egg (1) to a separate shallow bowl. Coat each of the haggis cakes in the flour, then the egg, then the breadcrumbs.
step 5
Preheat the oven to 200°C/180°C fan/gas mark 6. Heat a deep-frying pan with 2 tbsp neutral oil over a medium-high heat. Once hot, add the haggis cakes to the frying pan. Cook for 3-4 minutes, undisturbed, until golden, then flip them gently. Cook for a further 4 minutes on the other side until golden. Transfer to some kitchen roll and drain off most of the oil.
step 6
Transfer to a baking tray then place in the oven and cook for a further 10 minutes.
step 7
Meanwhile, poach the eggs (4) in a bowl of simmering water for 3 minutes, or until cooked to your liking. Heat the hollandaise sauce (1 tub) according to the pack instructions.
step 8
Serve the potato cakes with the poached eggs and the hollandaise on top.
step 8 Serve the potato cakes with the poached eggs and the hollandaise on top.

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