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help.. how do you cook haggis
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I hope you're having neeps and tatties with that haggis.
I don't eat meat any more but if I was in Scotland I really think I'd make an exception for a nice haggis supper if just for the nostalgia factor.0 -
Hope none of our Scots members shoot me down in flames for this - I empty mine into a pyrex dish (lid on), break it up a bit with a fork, microwave for around 3mins, mix it up a bit and give another 1 or 2mins. Allow to stand.
That how i do it was well
I even put gravy on mine:D:heartpulsOnce a Flylady, always a Flylady:heartpuls0 -
That how i do it was well
I even put gravy on mine:D
Yup me too - ONION gravy mmmmmm :drool:
neeps and tatties are ALWAYS in there as well - wouldn't be the same without them. Can't wait for my holiday - only another 9wks to go for some PROPER Haggis from a proper butcher's shop - now THAT one may get steamed.
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Of course most times I used to eat haggis it was from the chip shop deep fried in batter, with chips salt and vinegar*.
* AKA Glasgow Salad.The truth may be out there, but the lies are inside your head. Terry Pratchett
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I always do hagis in the microwave! Served with mashed carrot and swede (mashed together) seasoned with pepper and a knob of butter , mashed potatoes and loads of gravy. Its one of my favourite meals. I must remember to buy one tomorrow!JAN GC- £155.77 out of £200
FEB GC £197.31 out of £180:o. MARCH GC - out of £200
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adouglasmhor wrote: »Of course most times I used to eat haggis it was from the chip shop deep fried in batter, with chips salt and vinegar*.
* AKA Glasgow Salad.
Had them like that as well :drool: - sitting on the pier at Ullapool - from the chippy overlooking the harbour.0 -
BitterAndTwisted wrote: »I hope you're having neeps and tatties with that haggis.
I don't eat meat any more but if I was in Scotland I really think I'd make an exception for a nice haggis supper if just for the nostalgia factor.
I can highly reccomend the vegetarian version of haggis by HallsIt's nice to be nutty but's more important to be nice0 -
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When it's done topdress with a dram of Whisky.
Leftovers make a great toasted sandwich with red onion!C.R.A.P.R.O.L.L.Z Able Archer0 -
Well, i roasted it and we had it with tatties and carrots & swede, it was lush !!
Some left so we having it with a mixed grill tomorrow lol0
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