Haggis?

ias76

Is it possible to buy a whole haggis, slice it up and freeze the slices, defrost slices and fry then up?

Weird I know but I quite fancy haggis but wouldn't be able to use a whole one at once.

angelavdavis

I don't see why not - surely its like any other meat product. I am not sure you wouldn't need to boil it first (I can't remember whether its pre-boiled actually its been ages since I cooked one!).

twink

yes it would be fine to do as you said, you could thaw it and heat it in the micro if you didnt want to fry it thats what i do

Eels100

Ditto twink, slice it into chunks to freeze, then defrost and microwave to cook. I'm a born and bred Scot and I've totally abandoned boiling haggis - microwave makes such a good job of it - so it gets the go-ahead from locals!

Debt_Free_Chick

I have to admit that I would be surprised if you found a haggis you could slice. In my experience, haggis is very crumbly and is only held together by the skin. Once you pierce the skin, the contents fall out ... it doesn't "slice" as such

twink

you must be buying the wrong haggis then dfc another scot here, you are maybe buying them in the summer when they are dried up from running round the hills

she_grinch

Does the same apply to vegetarian haggis?

twink

dont see it couldnt be done the same way, just put it in a bowl, cover lightly and micro, fork through and heat again

janeym8

Yes You Can Do This I Do It All The Time No Problem

Janey Xxx

ias76

Thanks everyone. I spent a pondering this in the supermarket yesterday but next time I am shopping I will get one. Tasty!

arkaussiecat

if you live near a Somerfield, they sell packs of sliced haggis next to the breakfast products in the cooler,