Balmoral Chicken is chicken stuffed with haggis and wrapped in bacon. It's a great way to serve haggis, especially for those who might be a little unsure about it! This recipe can be served alongside whatever vegetables you like, but we recommend you also make our whisky sauce to accompany it too.

Fancy something a wee bit different than the traditional Haggis, Neeps and Tatties for your Burns Supper celebrations? I've got you covered with this selection of 10 recipes including Pancakes, Meatloaf, Burgers, Waffles, Birls, Shepherd's Pie, Soup, Scotch Eggs, Toasties and even Chocolate Haggis!

Take a look at our round-up of Scotland's best cheeses, perfect for serving at the end of a Burns Night dinner.

Haggis nachos, Haggis spring rolls, haggis croquettes - who knew Scotland's national dish was so versatile

Caledonian Cream is yet another delicious Scottish dessert combining classic Scottish ingredients like whisky liqueur and bitter marmalade with cream, lemon or orange juice and a bit of sugar for sweetness! It's easy to make and can be served on its own, with fruit, shortbread, as part of a trifle, or on top of Christmas Pudding. It can be served immediately or left to chill in the fridge to bring out the flavours further.

Fair fa' your honest, sonsie face, Great chieftain o the puddin'-race! 38 traditional & contemporary Scot-inspired recipes to serve at a Burns Night Supper.

Tickle your tastebuds with my selection of delicious traditional scottish food that you won't believe taste so good. Full recipes and history included.

Fancy something a wee bit different than the traditional Haggis, Neeps and Tatties for your Burns Supper celebrations? I've got you covered with this selection of 10 recipes including Pancakes, Meatloaf, Burgers, Waffles, Birls, Shepherd's Pie, Soup, Scotch Eggs, Toasties and even Chocolate Haggis!

This classic Scotch pie recipe tastes even better than a bought one! Made with a crust-like hot water pastry and filled with seasoned lamb mince, it's the perfect addition to a winter warmer meal or to eat on the go.

We don't really make as much of a fuss about St Andrews day as we should. It's the 30th of November in case you don't know. The Patron Saint of Scotland seems to get overshadowed somewhat by Rabbie Burns. I was asked to come up with a fun St Andrews day idea for the Quality Meat Scotland Good Family Food Facebook Page to put a meaty twist on proceedings. I pondered upon Saltires, bagpipes and tartan but settled on the iconic Scottish Thistle. Skewer some Scotch Beef meatballs onto cocktail sticks. Peel and slice raw beetroot into thistle flower head shapes (disposable gloves will save you from purple fingers!) Top the skewers with the beetroot, brush with Scottish Rapeseed Oil and roast in the oven. There's not much that can beat a bowl of hearty seasonal Scottish soup and there's 52 of them in recently published Fraser's Seasonal Soups. Fraser Reid is a Dundee greengrocer who’s been teaching the city to cook with his weekly soup bags. Following a career U-turn from Arts Marketing to Fruit & Veg Man he's now celebrating 5 years in business. When he opened his doors there weren't any other greengrocers in Dundee city centre and many considered it a nonviable proposition. Proving the doubters wrong the shop became a thriving community hub and he began to sell weekly soup bags containing a recipe and all the ingredients for a batch of soup for 4. This ingenious idea helped everyone from busy mums, OAPs and starving students to get a healthy, cheap home-cooked meal on the table. The book is beautifully illustrated by Jen Collins and has a lovely back to basics no nonsense feel to it. The recipes are simple but unusual. No huge lists of ingredients or complicated instructions. This is a soup bible for everyone from complete beginners to seasoned cooks. Organised month by month the recipes reflect the changing seasons and produce available. I'm totally with him on the pointlessness of making your own vegetable stock. Cube or stock pot for me every single time. The particular soup calendar entries that have caught my eye are: January - Spicy Kale & Noodle February - Sweet Potato, Lentil and Blood Orange March - Granny Smith Green April - Golden Dahl & Spinach May - Asian Noodle Broth June - Jamaican Curried Banana July - Brock-A-Leekie August - Roasted Pepper, Butterbean & Rosemary September - Creamy Cauliflower & Coconut October - Pumpkin & Lemongrass November - Smoked Chilli, Sweet Potato & Barley December - Beetroot, Parsnip & Horseradish Recipe reproduced with permission of Kitchen Press Butternut Squash, Coconut & Apple Soup Serves 4 1 Tablespoon Olive Oil or Butter 1 Onion peeled and roughly chopped 1 Teaspoon Garam Masala 1 Butternut Squash peeled, deeseded and diced 1 Apple peeled, cored and roughly chopped 2 Stock Cubes 1½ Tablespoons Creamed Coconut Salt & Freshly Grount Black Pepper to taste Heat a pot on a medium-low heat and add the oil or butter. Fry the onion, carrot and garam masala for 5 - 10 minutes. Add the squash and apple and continue to cook for 5 minutes. Pour in 1.2 litres of boiling water, and add the stock cubes and the creamed coconut, stirring to make sure it dissolves. Bring to the boil, then turn down the heat and simmer for 20 minutes. Blend the soup until smooth, and then season to taste. Foodie Loon is the soup dragon in our house so he cooked up a pan of Butternut Squash, Coconut & Apple Soup. A couple of wee changes to the recipe. He used Scottish Rapeseed Oil as opposed to Olive Oil or Butter and a whole sachet of Creamed Coconut. No idea how you would measure out 1½ Tablespoons. The soup tasted fantastic and touch of sweetness Looking forward to trying out some more and have bookmarked Split Pea, Pear and Mixed Spice and Sweet Chilli Lentil for December Kitchen Press have provided a copy of the book as a giveaway for readers of Foodie Quine. Entry is via the Rafflecopter widget below. To enter, let me know in a comment "What's your favourite soup?" For additional bonus entries you can follow me on Twitter or like me on Facebook. Good Luck! a Rafflecopter giveaway Disclosure - QMS commissioned me and compensated me for my time in creating a St Andrews Day idea for their Facebook page and Kitchen Press provided me with a copy of Frasers Seasonal Soups for review purposes. All views expressed are my own.

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Flies' Graveyard, Flies' Cemetery, Scottish Fruit Slice, Fruit Square, whatever you want to call it! This easy bake is reminiscent of fruit mince pies, but it's a quick version to make and best enjoyed at any time of the year.

Fancy something a wee bit different than the traditional Haggis, Neeps and Tatties for your Burns Supper celebrations? I've got you covered with this selection of 10 recipes including Pancakes, Meatloaf, Burgers, Waffles, Birls, Shepherd's Pie, Soup, Scotch Eggs, Toasties and even Chocolate Haggis!

These few dozen Scottish recipes are not only delicious, they are as authentic as they can get.

“Fair fa’ your honest, sonsie face, Great chieftain o’ the pudding-race!” -- Robert BurnsAt TODAY.com, we wax poetic about food every day, so we can really appreciate classic wordsmiths who emphasized eats, like Scottish poet Robert Burns, who dedicated an entire poem to the uniquely Scottish dish haggis. The poet, perhaps best known to Americans for writing "Auld Lang Syne," heard frequen

Get a taste of Scotland with these traditional Scottish recipes! From bubble and squeak to haggis to shortbread, these delicacies just might become your new favorites.

Outlander: Brianna's Bridies recipe inspired by the Outlander book series. Brianna's bridies are from the fourth book, Drums of Autumn, by Diana Gabaldon.

Stovies are a wonderfully hearty, Scottish meal! Usually made using leftover meat and veg, this easy Scottish recipe will help you make the perfect stovies!

A wonderful combination of mashed potatoes, Savoy cabbage, cheese & chives - baked OR grilled to give a crispy cheesy topping.

Try our delicious haggis and neeps stack recipe plus other recipes from Red Online.

Tickle your tastebuds with my selection of delicious traditional scottish food that you won't believe taste so good. Full recipes and history included.

Scottish Tablet is a bit like fudge but with a harder, and with a slightly grainy texture that melts in your mouth. It's a must-try if you visit Scotland, but now you can make your own at home with Aunt Grace's Scottish tablet recipe too!

Anyone out there a fan of Outlander, either the series or the books? I've found most people fall somewhere between really really loving it or being annoyed by it. I fall somewhere on the

A no bake biscuit treat which is ideal for any Scottish celebration be it Hogmanay, Burns Night or St Andrews Day. Decorate petticoat tails shortbread with wrirting icing to design your very own clan tartan on these Shortbread Kilts.

Tipsy Laird is a Scottish Trifle, made by using whisky to soak the sponge instead of the usual sherry. You can also use Scottish raspberries and Scottish raspberry jam too! This Scottish dessert is great at Christmas time, Hogmanay, or Burns Night but enjoyable all year too of course.

This Burns Night "How To" infographic is your guide to what to eat, drink, and how to celebrate along with fun facts to break out at your Burns Night party.

Scottish produce combines to make a canape with a twist. Smoked Salmon, Crowdie and Tattie Scone Stars are an effortless yet sophisticated Scottish nibble, perfect for Christmas, Hogmanay, Burns Night or St Andrew's Day.

This classic Scottish Tipsy Laird Trifle recipe is so easy, and though traditionally served on Hogmanay and Burns Night, it is good any time of year.

From haggis to porridge and everywhere in between, all folks interested in Scotland will want to check out this list of 9 famous, authentic and traditional Scottish foods to ...