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RECIPES FROM THE ICE 
The Royal Navy over the years has come up with some very strange but excitingly delightful dishes.

Over the course of our deployment, I will be sharing with you, a few of our `secret’ recipes.

The ingredients I use in my recipes are rough quantities. The reason why the quantities are approximate is because scales are ineffective at sea! As the ship sways from side to side - so do the scales! So what is the key to making your dish perfect? Experiment!

Don’t be afraid to make a mistake because we all do from time to time: from the baby naval chef, right up to the majestic Roux Brothers.

LCH Tim McCullagh
Cheesy Hammy Eggy
Chicken and Bar-b-que Lasagne
Christmas Turkey
Fresh & Tasty Christmas Stuffing
White Sauce
Beef Burger Perfectione
Bread and Butter Pudding with Strawberries
White Rolls
Irish Stew
Toad in the Hole
Pan Fried Rolled Pork Steaks
Apple & Cider Meatballs
Chicken & Broccoli Pasta
Pork Steak with Brie & Mango Topping

CHEESY HAMMY EGGY

The first dish I wish to teach you is probably the most popular and famous dish to any modern sailor. It’s known commonly as ‘Cheesy Hammy Eggy’

Ingredients-
White bread- 4 slices
Cheddar Cheese- 200-250g
Dijon mustard- 1 dollop of!
Wafer thin ham- 4 slices (enough to cover the bread)
Eggs- 5 in number

Equipment
Grill
Grilling tray
Metal spatula
Frying pan & touch of oil
Heat proof cloth
  1. Start of by toasting one side of the bread
  2. Grate cheese into a bowl, add mustard & 1 egg. Mix well
  3. On the un-toasted side of bread layer the ham to cover right up to the edges
  4. Spread the cheese mixture over the top of the ham, again right to the sides.
  5. Begin frying 4 eggs whilst starting stage 6
  6. Toast Bread/ham/cheese under the grill till the cheese is bubbling & lightly browned
  7. Serve fried egg on top of toasted cheese & ham
  8. Congratulations you’ve just made a Cheesy Hammy Eggy!
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