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"...This season we are kindly sponsored by Balblair Single Highland Malt Scotch Whisky and Walkers Shortbread who have provided many of the prizes. Our Grand Prize of a two night luxury break has been provided by the Gleneagles Hotel, Perthshire..."
http://haggishunt.scotsman.com/ What is a haggis? "...The haggis is considered a great delicacy in Scotland, and as many of your compatriots will tell you, it tastes great - many visitors from the US have been known to ask for second helpings of haggis!...The lifespan of the Haggis is again an unknown quantity, but from taggings done in the Victorian era, we know that some haggis live for well over 100 years." |
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I got a video out of the library for my son..an American film called 'Prehisteria 3' in which a girl attempted to make herself Scottish.
She served up 'haggis' to her friends, which in the film was just a disgusting looking stwe. You would have thought the film makers would have done their research better than that.
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only a desperate man would eat Haggis, it's one of those meals invented by people who couldn't afford the good meat but had plenty of offal and oats.
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Address to a Haggis Robert Burns, 1786.
Whilst the haggis can live to a ripe old age they are much better taken young. They are secretive and few have been photographed in the wild but their spoor are to be anywhere near a golf course. Gleneagles, being a famous course (almost as famous as the St. Andrews Old Couse) is renowned for the haggis spoor which are often confused with golf balls. Haggis spoor do however have a tendancy to slice badly so if you find one it is better swop it surreptiously with one of your competitors balls. Great care needs to be taken though because if you are caught out your card will be marked and the game forfiet.
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I love people claiming they've seen Haggis in the wild on their visit to Scotland, and even claim they indeed walk the hills clockwise
beautiful story.
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Don't forget the broon sos. Essential for haggis enjoyment.
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The thing is "proper" Embra chippie sauce isn't HP brown sauce, it's thinned down with vinegar, I think, and is truely manna from heaven when poured on a haggis supper around 2am.....
But yes, point taken. Cheers John
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http://www.smart.net/~tak/haggis.html
I love the disclaimer. The dozen recipes are sorted by "increased use of animal parts that would normally be thrown away." Maybe I'll try the americanized version next month on Burns night.
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I have the recipie for haggis on one of my websites:
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Aye, laddies and lassies. Ah bin huntin' haggis fer years anaw!
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See what I mean, all the bits left over.
Do you notice how Offal is never called by its proper name? I suppose it's to make it sound more appetising. Bag, Lights, Sweetbreads, Brawn, Tripe etc. If you ever saw how a cows stomach is split, emptied and then bleached in lime to make it presentable you would never touch tripe!
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