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Using a non-stick skillet heat the butter over moderate heat.
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Add the diced onions and cook until translucent.
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Add the flour and mix to form a roux.
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Add stock, milk or leftover gravy and mix well.
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Bring up to the simmer.
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Add the leftover pork roast that has been finely chopped and the leftover vegetables.
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Mix well.
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Add the cooked diced potatoes.
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Mix together and bring to a simmer.
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Reduce heat to medium to medium-low.
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The secret to a good hash is building a beautiful brown crust that is full of flavor.
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We don't want to burn the bottom.
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It's reducing the juices that forms the crust.
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Cover and allow a crust to form on the bottom for about 10 minutes.
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Stir and scrape up the crust distributing it throughout the hash.
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Repeat this at least 2 more times for about 30 minutes.
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Every 10 minutes or so scrape up and mix the crust into the hash.
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We want a nice crusty texture throughout the hash.
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For the final crusting stir in the swiss cheese, parsley and thyme.
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Carefully taste and adjust seasoning with salt and pepper.
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Let cook for 10 minutes uncovered and a crust will form on the bottom.
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To serve, place a plate upside down over the skillet.
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Carefully flip it over onto the plate and serve crust side up.