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  1. 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿 Oats. Flour. Butter. Salt. Hot water.

    Five ingredients. 35 min. Scottish oatcakes.

    Dense, nutty, savoury. They snap, then melt.

    Perfect for cheese boards, soup, Burns Night.

    worldfoodwine.com/recipe/scott

    #ScottishFood #Oatcakes #BurnsNight #food #Baking #HomeBaking

  2. 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿 The laird gets tipsy – that's what this dessert means.

    Sponge cake soaked in whisky. Raspberries. Custard. Cream. Layered and chilled overnight.

    Scotland's boozy trifle. Burns Night's perfect ending.

    worldfoodwine.com/recipe/tipsy

    #BurnsNight #TipsyLaird #ScottishFood #food #Dessert #Trifle

  3. The laird gets tipsy.

    Scotland's boozy trifle: sponge cake soaked in whisky, tart raspberries, silky custard, whipped cream.

    Layered in a glass bowl. Chilled overnight. The cake absorbs everything.

    Burns Night's perfect ending.

    worldfoodwine.com/recipe/tipsy-laird

    #BurnsNight #TipsyLaird #ScottishFood #Dessert #Trifle

  4. 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿 Cranachan: Scotland's no-bake dessert

    Toasted oats + whisky cream + honey + raspberries. 30 min. Four ingredients.
    Secret: toast the oats until golden. That crunch is everything.

    Perfect Burns Night finale.

    worldfoodwine.com/recipe/crana

    #BurnsNight #Cranachan #ScottishFood #food #Dessert #NoBake

  5. 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿 Not a haggis fan? Try Chicken Balmoral.

    Chicken stuffed with haggis, wrapped in bacon, roasted golden, served with whisky cream sauce.

    All the Scottish flavours – approachable and delicious.

    Burns Night showstopper. 55 min.

    worldfoodwine.com/recipe/haggi

    #BurnsNight #ChickenBalmoral #ScottishFood #food #Haggis #ComfortFood

  6. 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿 Burns Night starter: Scotch broth

    A peasant dish turned classic. Lamb, pearl barley, root veg – slow simmered until the meat falls off the bone.

    Not quite soup. Not quite stew. Pure comfort.

    Pro tip: tastes even better made a day ahead.

    worldfoodwine.com/recipe/scotc

    #BurnsNight #ScotchBroth #ScottishFood #food #Soup #ComfortFood

  7. 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿 Burns Night starter: Cullen skink

    A creamy smoked haddock soup from Northeast Scotland.

    The secret? Smoked haddock poached in milk – that milk becomes your broth. Add potatoes, onions, butter.

    50 min. Pure comfort before the haggis.

    worldfoodwine.com/recipe/culle

    #BurnsNight #CullenSkink #ScottishFood #food #Soup #ComfortFood

  8. Served alongside haggis, this humble duo has graced Scottish tables since the first Burns Supper in 1801.

    worldfoodwine.com/recipe/neeps

    #NeepsAndTatties #ScottishFood #Scotland #Haggis

  9. 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿 Burns Night is approaching (January 25th)!

    Curious about haggis but never cooked it? Good news: most haggis is pre-cooked. You're simply reheating.

    The key: don't boil it hard or the casing bursts.

    Method:

    * Wrap in foil
    * Cover with simmering water
    * Simmer very gently (barely bubbling) for 45-60 minutes
    * Serve with mashed neeps (rutabaga) and tatties (potatoes)

    Full recipe with oven & microwave options:
    worldfoodwine.com/recipe/haggis

    #BurnsNight #Haggis #ScottishFood

  10. Been enjoying a giant fudge doughnut cake from Fisher & Donaldson’s over the last 3 nights. An annual ritual for us. Rather alarmingly my third and final slice tonight looks somewhat closer to 1/4 of the cake than 1/6! #Food #ScottishFood #Scotland #Fife #Cake

  11. Breeding Better: QMS Partners on Net Zero Genetics Project

    Breeding Better: QMS Partners on Net Zero Genetics Project By Dr. Emma McGowan, Genetics Specialist at Quality Meat Scotland…
    #NewsBeep #News #Genetics #CA #Canada #qms #qualityassurancemeatindustry #qualitymeatscotland #Science #scottishfood #scottishmeat #scottishredmeat
    newsbeep.com/ca/98010/

  12. Genetic Gain in the Essie Flock – CT Scanning, Genomic Gain,…

    Genetic Gain in the Essie Flock – CT Scanning, Genomic Gain, and Market Payoff By Emma McGowan, Genetics…
    #NewsBeep #News #Genetics #CA #Canada #qms #qualityassurancemeatindustry #qualitymeatscotland #Science #scottishfood #scottishmeat #scottishredmeat
    newsbeep.com/ca/81000/

  13. Our special Scottish menu weekend begins tonight with #LeonasBespokeCatering in the kitchen. Grab yourself some classic highland dishes to celebrate #BurnsNight early tonight, or join us tomorrow and grab a wee dram while you're at it.

    The menu is available on our linktree profile to get those tastebuds prepped.

    We have our freshly kegged 'Stay On Target' on the taps too, a West Coast Pale that goes great with these Black Pudding Bon Bons!

    #BS4 #Bristol #Totterdown #scottishfood #weekendtreat

  14. It's #BurnsNight this Friday and we've got a great Scottish menu for you this weekend, courtesy of #LeonasBespokeCatering! How about a Haggis, Neeps & Tattie pie, served with a creamy whisky sauce grab you? Or Pan-Fried Scottish Salmon with mashed potato and a homemade Bernaise sauce? Or maybe you'll just pop in for the sweet, sweet Cranachan Pavlova?

    Available this Friday and Saturday evening from 4.30pm

    #BS4 #Totterdown #bristol #Scottishfood #haggisandneeps #eatlocal #drinklocal

  15. Watching the recent Antiques Roadshow from Thirlestane Castle in the Scottish Borders, and look how it ends! So many Scottish Borders sweeties! #ScottishSweets #Sweets #ScottishFood #Scotland #Food #ScottishBorders #Hawick #Jedburgh #Galashiels #AntiquesRoadshow #Thirlestane #ThirlestaneCastle

  16. Continuing the Scottish shortbread taste test. Now onto Deans Petticoat Tails. Which are wonderful. Current scores Deans Petticoat Tails 5/5, Deans Fingers 4.5/5, Sainsburys Fingers 3.5/5, Walkers Fingers 2/5. To continue! #Food #Scotland #ScottishFood #Shortbread #ScottishShortbread #TasteTest

  17. Still part way through our Walker’s shortbread taste test, but switching to Dean’s tonight. It is never a good start when what looks like it will be a pack of 8 shortbread fingers turns out to be 7 fingers! And apparently that’s the correct amount. However, on plus, the shortbread is very melt in the mouth, not as dry as Sainsbury’s or as overly buttery as Walker’s. My husband also really likes. #shortbread #ScottishShortbread #ScottishFood #Food #TasteTest #Scotland

  18. Onto Walker’s shortbread fingers, and both not enamoured, finding a rather overwhelmingly buttery after taste. Both on grapes to refresh! I will score this finally on the second go - not tomorrow, when a giant fudge doughnut cake steps in for a few days - but think it will be low. #shortbread #ScottishShortbread #Scotland #ScottishFood #ScottishCuisine #Food #Foodstodon #SweetTreats #Walkers #TasteTest #FudgeDoughnut #FisherAndDonaldson

  19. Update on the shortbread taste test. We’ve now demolished the Sainsbury’s Highland Shortbread pack. Both felt it was a bit dry. Martin found it a bit chunky. I liked that! Not too sweet. Overall score from me 3.5/5, but I expected better based on past memories. #shortbread #ScottishShortbread #Scotland #ScottishFood #ScottishCuisine #Food #Foodstodon #SweetTreats #Sainsburys #TasteTest

  20. A few years on since last time, and we’re embarking on another shortbread taste test. Bought 3 different lots from the supermarket. First up Sainsburys Highland shortbread. Which I remember really liking. Though it’s maybe a bit on the crisp side. We will finish this packet another day, before moving onto the next candidate. #shortbread #ScottishShortbread #Scotland #ScottishFood #ScottishCuisine #Food #Foodstodon #SweetTreats #Sainsburys #TasteTest

  21. This year's blackcurrants have been disappointing. Several times I ate a couple, and each time I recalled that my mum would have said they taste "wersh".
    Looking at the Dictionary of the Scots Language, the word has three broad meanings: (1) arid (2) insipid and tasteless (3) harsh and sour. (My mum meant the 3rd) It seems odd for a descriptive term to carry such different taste meanings?
    Anyway, the currents that I picked this morning are just about sweet enough.

    #ScottishFood #ScotsLanguage

  22. Stocked up earlier with loads of #berries from Balhungie berry #farm near us in #Monifieth, #Angus, #Scotland. Have punnets of #strawberries, #raspberries and #cherries. Plus we got in some extra thick #cream and some #Roddas Cornish #clottedCream. Yum. #ScottishFood #ScottishSummer #Fruit

  23. Following a data path from the #wikidata item on the warehouse that was formerly the place of Rose's Lime Juice, I realised that drink was missing from my query diagramming #ScottishFood and drink.
    Following that line of thought, I saw Crabbie's, of Green Ginger fame, was also missing. And dredging further into Scottish exotica, nae Scotsmac (Wham's Dram / Bam's Dram) either.
    A wee bit adjustment and they all now appear on the diagram.

    mastodon.online/@AllyD/1120498

  24. Das Wetter ist hier gerade etwas grau und vernieselt - was mich dazu bringt, euch schottische Oat Cakes vorzustellen. Nein, kein Kuchen - mehr Cracker oder eine Art Knäckebrot. Aus einfachsten Zutaten, günstig, einfach zu machen, lecker, lange haltbar, vegan & glutenfrei (bei Wahl der richtigen Haferflocken).

    magischer-kessel.de/2023/03/oa

    Euch gefällt das Rezept? Dann schenkt mir vielleicht einen Boost oder teilt/merkt den Link anderweitig. Eure Handlungen nähren mein Foodblog! Danke! 🥰

    #food #Oats #Haferflocken #Hafer #Schottland #scottish #scottishFood #SchottlandLiebe #OatCakes

    @foodblogger_de
    @food
    @kochen
    @blogartikel_verteiler

  25. Dinner at Glasgow’s finest vegan establishment 🕶️ 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿 🌱

    1: Haggis & rooster mash cakes, deep fried & served with chestnut mushroom ragout & green peppercorn yogurt 😍

    2: If you have to ask … 😏

    #Haggis #DeepFried #Restaurant #Scotland #ScottishFood #DineIn #Glasgow #Cafe #AlFresco #OutdoorDining #Patio #Pizza #UKFood #Cooking #VeganCooking #Food #FoodPorn #Vegan #VeganFood #Veggie #Vegetarian #DairyFree #EggFree #EcoFriendly #Eco #LowCarbon #WhatVegansEat #Veganism #PlantBased #NonViolence

  26. In the discussion on #chicory coffee @sjjh mentioned Camp Coffee, and I realised it is missing from my #wikidata #ScottishFood graph. And Irn Bru was missing too - Abair tubaist! How could such diet essentials be missed?!

    So I have enhanced the data/diagram. Clickable query at w.wiki/9PJ9

    Soor Plooms are lacking a Common photo. Maybe need to get a bag, purely for research purposes...

  27. We weren’t planning on having #haggis tonight, but in a change of plan, and thanks to living in #Scotland with takeaways that will supply this year round, not just today, we’re sharing a haggis, extra cheese and onion #pizza, plus curly fries. Yum. #Food #ScottishFood #BurnsNight

  28. In #Scotland when the nights get long and cold at this time of year we have mince and tatties to cheer us up. #ScottishFood

  29. It’s a special weekend in our house, and we’re starting early. Here is the first of 3 suppers devouring a giant Fisher & Donaldson fudge doughnut (1/6 each at a time). For scale the coffee mug in the picture is a really huge mug itself … #cakes #baking #SweetTreats #Cupar #StAndrews #Fife #Scotland #ScottishFood #ScottishCuisine

  30. Catching #KateHumble in south #Ayrshire, and she’s learning about Ayrshire #potatoes. I’m a bit disappointed that the words “tattie howking” haven’t been uttered. Though to be fair I don’t know if Ayrshire folk would say howk. #Scotland #Agriculture #ScottishFood #ScottishAgriculture #Scots #ScotsLanguage #Farming #Tatties #ScotsLeid

  31. After looking at obscure foodstuffs in #ScottishHistory I created a wee #wikidata query to display #ScottishFood items. This image shows such a good healthy diet!
    The graph is clickable for exploring further.
    w.wiki/6n7r

  32. Aran-Brisgein is also mentioned as #gaidhlig "an seachdamh aran", which makes me wonder what the other 6 breads were made from?
    It would be good to find reliable sources which can underpin adding something about Silverweed's #ScottishFood use to the #wikipedia article.

  33. After Brisgein featured in a fascinating post by @Derqui , I headed down the rabbit hole; found #gaidhlig aran-brisgein, a bread made with the plant roots, noted a Rubha nam Brisgein on Ronay, then the plant's #wikipedia article (as Argentina Anserina), which indicates the root was eaten in North America and Tibet. Apparently it is called Richette in France, though nothing on fr.wiki
    #ScottishHistory #ScottishFood
    en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Argentin

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