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"So I'm a Yorkshire man .but living in Scotland who born on burns night thankyou Mr burns for making my birthday epic
But it is haggis suede and potatoes ....and haggis is no nice  "
haggis is amazing
is making stuffed peppers with haggis and some with bacon with cheese n spring onions, ouff pure class
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Roast chicken stuffed with haggis... Yummy!
I eat haggis a couple times a month, love it but wee poem is read on Burns night is traditional here!
Plus, gives everyone around the table a good giggle   |
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Ok haggis sounds tasty .maybe my 1st and only experience of it spoilt it ,but when it been prepared and cooked by a Michelin rated chef I didn't expect one of the bitterest driest things to tickle my tastebuds so was put off for life
Maybe I will try a haggis pakora, start off gently before getting to the proper fresh stuff again |
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"So I'm a Yorkshire man .but living in Scotland who born on burns night thankyou Mr burns for making my birthday epic
But it is haggis suede and potatoes ....and haggis is no nice
haggis is amazing
is making stuffed peppers with haggis and some with bacon with cheese n spring onions, ouff pure class
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sounds good, and a wee dram to wash it down |
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"Haggis, neeps and tatties. Try the veggie haggis if you don't like the meaty one?
Or a haggis supper. Mmmmm "
I recall a haggis supper in Edinburgh many years ago where I bit in to the haggis to find it still frozen in the centre 
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Haggis.. Two short legs on one side of its body and two long legs on the other side.. And so can only run round the hills in one direction. Easy to catch just jump out from behind a bush and itll try running the other way and fall over rolling down the hill into your swag.. Lol...
The original superfood.. Yum. ;-p |
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"So I'm a Yorkshire man .but living in Scotland who born on burns night thankyou Mr burns for making my birthday epic
But it is haggis suede and potatoes ....and haggis is no nice
haggis is amazing
is making stuffed peppers with haggis and some with bacon with cheese n spring onions, ouff pure class
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Coming to yours for dinner then  xx |
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"So I'm a Yorkshire man .but living in Scotland who born on burns night thankyou Mr burns for making my birthday epic
But it is haggis suede and potatoes ....and haggis is no nice "
Normally with neeps and tatties, bit I may give suede a try next time, though may be a little tough.  |
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"So I'm a Yorkshire man .but living in Scotland who born on burns night thankyou Mr burns for making my birthday epic
But it is haggis suede and potatoes ....and haggis is no nice
Normally with neeps and tatties, bit I may give suede a try next time, though may be a little tough. "
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Try a trio of Scottish puddings...
Stack a small slice of haggis / white pudding and black pudding on some salad leaves and serve with with a drizzle of whiskey and peppercorn cream sauce topped with crispy onions .... so good. |
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