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Blind Hash: Does anyone know why it was named this?

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Always had hash and dumplings - never with Yorkshire puddings. The meat may have been of doubtful quality but was supposed to be steak and kidney. Heard of blind scouse but never blind hash. I cook the meat and veg in a pressure cooker but leave the lid off when putting in the dumplings

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Wow, what a thread Resurrection :D

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I'm pretty sure it's got nothing to do with Hash or food, I have a friend who if we meet on Ash Wednesday, he shows up with ash rubbed on his face, strange but true. fleetwood

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Blind ash was made up of milk , potatoes, and onions. It was delicious. With added pepper and salt.

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