Scots celebrate the life of poet Robert Burns (aka the Bard) on 25th January, traditionally with HNT (haggis, neeps and tatties).
Of course it’s not a Burns Supper without the HNT, but stovies – a meat and potato stew – is a good alternative and provides excellent digestive ballast for an evening of whisky tasting, poetry and song.
For a starter try smoked salmon and creme freche on potato scones, or canapé mac’n’cheese.
For dessert you can’t beat cranachan: toasted oats, cream, honey, raspberries and whisky. As a novelty try deep frying mini Mars bars in an Irn Bru batter (yes Scottish people really do this).
Have a great Burns Supper and should auld acquaintance be forgot …
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See also Stovies: Scottish soul food and Burns night.
What a waste of IrnBru! But overall, nice range of alternatives to haggis.
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I am coming to lunch 🙂
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Burns Night (25th January) is fast approaching. Here are some menu ideas.
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