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Here are some traditional recipes for Burn's night celebrations.
CULLEN SKINK (6-8
SERVINGS)
1 lb. smoked
haddock
1 diced yellow onion
3 c. whole milk
3-4 c. mashed
potatoes
1 T. butter
salt and pepper
1. In a large pot,
bring haddock and 1
quart of water to a
simmer. Cook for 15
minutes gently.
2.Sieve the broth.
Remove fish, deskin
and debone. Break
the fish into flakes
and return to pot.
3. Add raw onion,
simmer 20 minutes.
4. Heat milk and add
to pot.
5.Whisk in rest and
reheat.
BRIDIES
Pastry
2 c. flour
1 tsp. salt
1/3 c. butter
1/3 c. shortening
5-6 T. ice water
Meat Filling
1 and 1/2 lean steak (flank or
round)
4 tsp. butter (or suet)
1 onion- finely diced
1 carrot- finely diced
salt and pepper
1. Sauté vegetables in the
butter until soft
2. Slice meat into very long
thin slices, on the diagonal.
Cut into pieces 1 inch long.
Mix with sautéed veggies.
Salt & pepper to taste.
3. Roll out pastry and cut
into 4"-5" circles. Arrange
meat on top, brush edges
with egg wash, fold over and
crimp together. Slit a hole in
each pie. Egg wash tops if
desired. Bake 30 minutes at
400 degrees. Makes 10-12
small pies.
THE (BAGLESS)
HAGGIS
1/2 lb. beef liver
2 lamb kidneys
3/4 lb. lamb shoulder
1/4 lb beef suet
2 onions, minced
1 c. oatmeal
1 c. stock
salt and pepper
Boil the meats for an
hour. Cool. Grate the
liver. Chop the
others fine. Chop the
suet. Toast the
oatmeal in a shallow
pan in the oven,
shaking occasionally.
Mix the meats, suet,
onions and oatmeal
together with a cup
of the stock in which
liver and meats were
cooked. Add salt and
plenty of pepper to
taste.
Turn into greased
Pyrex bowl. Cover
with 2 or 3 layers of
foil. Steam on a rack
in a pan of boiling
water for 2 hours,
adding more boiling
water as it boils
away.
Serves 6.
NEEPS AND TATTIES
Neeps: peel and quarter
turnips. Boil until tender.
Mash well, season with
butter, salt and pepper to
taste
Tatties: peel and quarter
potatoes. Cover with water
and bring to boil, cook until
tender. Mash and whip in
milk. Butter, salt and pepper
to taste
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