"Yorkshire caviar" meaning in English

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          "ref": "2008, Oliver Berry, Belinda Dixon, Devon, Cornwall and Southwest England, Lonely Planet, page 86",
          "text": "A hovering bar zips around the restaurant while foodie-types dig in to the cultured food, from corn-fed chicken to fish and chips with Yorkshire caviar.",
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          "text": "2009, 24 April, Oldfield Restaurants, Passion for Real Food, quoted in \"Fishcakes with Yorkshire Caviar\", The Journal\nTo serve, spoon a reheated dollop of Yorkshire caviar alongside."
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          "ref": "2012, Paul O'Grady, Still Standing: The Savage Years, Random House, page 55",
          "text": "Downstairs in the kitchen Phil always had a box or two of Batchelors marrowfat dried peas soaking in a bucket together with a sodium tablet, which he would transform the next day into a grey-green lumpy mass of 'Yorkshire caviar', the humble but delicious mush of peas served with mint sauce and vinegar.",
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          "text": "2009, 24 April, Oldfield Restaurants, Passion for Real Food, quoted in \"Fishcakes with Yorkshire Caviar\", The Journal\nTo serve, spoon a reheated dollop of Yorkshire caviar alongside."
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