kedgeree
Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English 5++LDOCE 5++kedg·e·ree /ˈkedʒəriː $ ˈkedʒəriː, ˌkedʒəˈriː/ noun [uncountable] DFFa cooked dish of fish, rice, and eggs mixed together 鱼蛋烩饭
Examples from the Corpus
kedgeree• Normally she and Prince Philip would sit down at 8.15 sharp for a breakfast of kippers and kedgeree.• Kippers, kedgeree, kidneys - what a sturdy sound all these good breakfast dishes had.• When I sat down you could see last night's kedgeree.• Fish is an excellent food: try kedgeree as an enjoyable breakfast dish.kedg·e·ree nounChineseSyllable
rice, a and of cooked Corpus eggs dish fish,
kedgeree
kedg‧e‧ree /ˈkedʒəriː $ ˈkedʒəriː, ˌkedʒəˈriː/
noun [uncountable]
a cooked dish of fish, rice, and eggs mixed together
kedg‧e‧ree /ˈkedʒəriː $ ˈkedʒəriː, ˌkedʒəˈriː/
noun [uncountable]a cooked dish of fish, rice, and eggs mixed together