Ethnic

Recipe#10872

Title: Burns Supper

From: dobates@ucdavis.edu (Dave Bates) 

Newsgroups: rec.food.recipes

Subject: COLLECTION: Burns Supper Recipes

Date: 2 Feb 1995 12:35:11 -0000

Organization: Dept of Human Physiology, UC Davis

Message-ID: <3gqjhv$u3n@jerry.rb.icl.co.uk>


COLLECTION: Burns Supper Recipes

Having recovered from my Burns night hangover, here are the recipes.

Cock a leekie.

For six.

6 chicken pieces

4 leeks

1 carrot

salt

pepper

trimmings from turnips (see Haggis recipe)

chicken stock

Cut off green leaves of leeks. Peel carrote. Boil leek greens and

carrot peelings and turnip trimmings in large pan of boiling water for

twenty minutes. Pour into another pan through sieve. Add chicken

pieces, sliced leekss (white bits), sliced carrot, salt and pepper and

cook for 1hr. Serve in bowls with 1 piece per person.

Haggis

For 12 people

2 sheep's paunches (stomach bag)

1 ox heart

1.5 lb ox liver

1 lb lamb stewing meat

5 teaspoons black pepper

6 small chopped onions

1 lb steel cut oats

0.5 lb beef suet

mixed herbs (Thyme Sage, Basil)

Wash the paunch well and soak in cold brine for 2-3hrs. Turn it inside

out and scrape with a knife. Boil the meat for 1.5hrs. Sew up the

paunch with very fine string leaving a hole big enough to fill with

stuffing. Chop the meat finely and mince in mixer. Dump in large mixing

bowl and add pepper, mixed herbs, onions, suet and oats. Mix well and

fill the paunch two thirds full with the mixture. Sew up remainder of

panch. Boil in water for 3 hours. When bag becomes tight, prick all

over with a sharp needle (not a knife). Remove from the pan and place

on a hotplate. Move it to the table

To serve, slit open and serve with mashed potatoes and mashed turnip

and blended whisky.

Cranichan

1 pt whipping cream

1 lb cream cheese (we used Mascarpone)

250 g honey

1-2 lb raspberries/Blackberries/Boysenberries

0.5 lb steel cut oats

1 bottle whisky

Toast oats in oven till dry and just beginning to brown. Whip

cream. Mix 50:50 cream and mascarpone. Add a large shot of whisky

and tablespoon honey to taste.

Two ways to serve:

Put bowls of Crowdie (cream, cheese, honey & whisky), berries,

whisky bottle, honey jar and oats on tables and everyone helps

themselves.

Put oats in bottom of a glass. Add more whisky and honey to crowdie

and pour over oats. Pour Berries on top. Serve.

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