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[sallym]

Last Christmas the OH, me and a couple of friends all bought a square foot of land in Scotland just for a bit of fun. The Deeds say that we are now entitled as land owners to be known as Laird or Lady. We are all going on holiday together in September, and we have decided to have a "Lairds and Ladies Night" I would love to cook a typical scottish meal as one of our friends is coming over from Australia and we would like him to try Haggis. As I'm on hols, don't want to be spending all my time in the kitchen, so thought a cock-a -leekie soup would be a nice easy starter, followed of course by Haggis, Neeps and Tatties.I would like some advice on a scottish pud please bearing in mind that OH does not like cream or rice. Something not too taxing as I will probably have had a few drams whilst preparing the meal.
Thanks in advance.
Sal

[Two_Sheds]

any of this tickle your fancy? Traditional Scottish Recipes - Scottish Culture

[sallym]

Thanks Two Sheds, I'm thinking maybe Gingerbread cake, (all the better for keeping) I can make it before we go and take it with me. Then serve it warm with Whisky Cream.

[ailsasyl]

Has to be cranachan

Try this link: Cranachan Recipe Page on Undiscovered Scotland

Delicious

[dexterdoglancashire]

How wonderful! Hope you have a good time! Bernie
PS Can you PM me details of where you bought the land - it would be a good 25th wedding anniversary pressie for my OH

[lynda66]

i bought my OH an acre of the moon for his birthday, he's getting really excited about the prospects of anyone going to the moon again, and landing on his patch lol

MoonEstates.com - Home of the planet's most original online gifts can get the scottish one on there too

Lynda xx