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A British breakfast dish of curry-spiced rice with smoked fish and boiled eggs, with roots in India.
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Kedgeree comes from the Indian rice-and-lentil dish khichdi, which reached Britain in colonial times and became a breakfast dish with smoked fish and boiled eggs. In upper-class Victorian homes it was set out in silver chafing dishes on the breakfast buffet. You still find it at hotel breakfasts and brunches today.
Put the milk and fish in a pan, simmer on low for 5 minutes, and flake the fish.
Melt the butter in a frying pan and sauté the chopped onion until soft.
Add the curry powder and fry until fragrant.
Add the rice, breaking it up as you stir, and add a little of the fish's poaching milk to moisten.
Fold in the flaked fish and season with salt and pepper.
Serve with egg wedges, chopped parsley, and lemon.