Bashed neeps and haggis

Rache_2

We just had a fabulous Burns' Supper. Haggis, neeps and tatties, followed by cranachan. To the sounds of ceilidh music, too!

What my English friends call a swede, I call a turnip - and that's what I mashed up tonight.

Smiley_Mum

Turnip is smaller and has a more sharper kind of taste. Swede is nicer and has a better flavour, I think anyway. Nice with butter and some carrot put through. We had a Burns supper tonight too. Loads left too. Kids liked it too. :-)

arkonite_babe

Smiley_Mum wrote:

Turnip is smaller and has a more sharper kind of taste. Swede is nicer and has a better flavour

Oh no, not this conversation again!!!!!

C_Q don't read this thread it will bring back horrible memories :rotfl: :rotfl: :rotfl:

Lucy_Lastic

What's a pluck?

j-baby-scotland

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Edinburghlass_2

According to the Great Haggis Hunt in the Scotland Board, Lidl haggis comes out well at 44p

Smiley_Mum

I know, but the Lidl up here today was closed on Burns' night for a refurb so I couldn't get any. :-( Managed to get some at my local butchers and it was very good too. Not quite 44p a haggis, but I did manage 5% off. :-)

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elvis_bloggs wrote:

Pipe in the Haggis.

Then bin it ,I am the daughter of a long line of Scots folks and I think it's revolting stuff
I quite like the 'water of life' though

Curry_Queen

arkonite_babe wrote:

Oh no, not this conversation again!!!!!

C_Q don't read this thread it will bring back horrible memories :rotfl: :rotfl: :rotfl:

Too late!!!!! ... I'm not saying a word :silenced: :rotfl:

Ticklemouse

Curry_Queen wrote:

Too late!!!!! ... I'm not saying a word :silenced: :rotfl:

Since when? :rotfl: