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Published 2024
This is a dish that my husband, Shaun, likes to make at home. He loves food – loves eating it, reading about it, serving it – but ironically he hates cooking it! He has a few dishes that he makes and they’re mostly one-pan wonders – this one is the best. (He cheekily buys the cullen skink from our local fishmongers.)
Using a sharp knife, cut out the central part of the smoked haddock fillet – the bit with the most bones in it – but don’t throw it away. Place the rest of the fillet in a pot with the cream and milk and gently warm until it’s almost simmering. T