Help from our far Northern brothers.

[ValeTudoGuy]

I'm hoping some of our Scottish members could give me some suggestions for recipes for a Burns night party I'm planning.

So what's the best way to do Haggis Neep's and Tatties? The best way to prepare Atholl Brose? And a good recipe for Cranachan?
Any other suggestions of traditional treats welcome.

[cj121]

This'll be interesting, nice thread

[oskihen]

Showing my southern ignorance to the subtleties of Scottish cuisine but what's athol brose

[ValeTudoGuy]

It's like Bailey's but better. I think you soak oats in whisky and extract the creamy liquid run Off. Though I'm sure I Will be put right shortly.

[oskihen]

Sounds lovely anything to do with alcohol especially infusions is right up my street

[Wigan]

I`m English mate

[mightyred]

Same here

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[Wigan]

Plus 60 per cent of Aberdeen, the rest is Polish lol

[Wigan]

Texted a few people for advice and about the only thing I have back so far is the rather crap response of "I just recipes of the internet". I will perceive for you however. I do however believe your supposed to boil haggis in the bag. Not much I know but a start

[ValeTudoGuy]

thanks, I wonder if Burns Night is still big in Scotland? lol

[Wigan]

Much bigger in England. Fact!

[rascal]

Much bigger in England. Fact!

mmm, Strange that you would think the celebration of a scots nationalist would be bigger in england than scotland. Though maybe its a case of people not really understanding what they celebrate. Most be people think christmas is about a fat man in a red suit (Thank you coke-cola)

[Wigan]

Going off sales of haggis for the celebration of burns night.

[mightyred]

Im surprised he's such a hero up here as he was a tax collector for the English.

[Ross.Co]

mmm, Strange that you would think the celebration of a scots nationalist would be bigger in england than scotland. Though maybe its a case of people not really understanding what they celebrate. Most be people think christmas is about a fat man in a red suit (Thank you coke-cola)

Saint Nicholas...?

I used to have the haggis being paraded into the dining hall with bag pipes playing!