Haggis
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Topic: Haggis
Posted By: KingfishSi
Subject: Haggis
Date Posted: 13 Nov 2003 at 1:21pm
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Not a fish recipe anywhere in sight, rather some haggis' for something a little different. http://www.smart.net/~tak/haggis.html">The recipes FYI - I share the same birthday as Robbie Burns, 25th January... he's a few years older than me though! ------------- Keep knockin', nobody's home. |
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Posted By: lalandi
Date Posted: 13 Nov 2003 at 4:32pm
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left overs for berley??? vegetarian Haggis... what the?? |
Posted By: KingfishSi
Date Posted: 13 Nov 2003 at 4:38pm
Lol, and bloody great idea Lalandi! Vegetarian haggis... simple! Take one vegan, slit down the middle, remove stomach, stuff with ingredients and cook. Put left over vegatarian through the berley mincer!   ------------- Keep knockin', nobody's home. |
Posted By: Rainman
Date Posted: 13 Nov 2003 at 6:50pm
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The addressing of the Haggis can be a lot of fun........ especially if you are in charge of the fine Scotch nectar. Then theres the entertainment to be had watching a madman attack the poor wee Haggis with a flerpin great dagger..... pretty wild after youve had some sneaky shots out the back before the ceremony begins. |
Posted By: Barrie
Date Posted: 14 Nov 2003 at 4:46pm
| With a surname like McKoy, I should be in full support of Haggis but to be honest with you all, I think I would prefer to stick to Drambue |
Posted By: A C
Date Posted: 14 Nov 2003 at 6:07pm
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Barrie, Have you done any research in to your name, are you a highlander on a lowlander.......... or IRISH And just out of interest I'm of direct Scott decendant, Mac mother and Mac father and I was born on St Andrew's day, patron saint of bonnie Scotland and of course St Andrew was the fisherman was he not . Aye there jimmy. ------------- Aye-Aye cloth eyes. |
Posted By: Rainman
Date Posted: 14 Nov 2003 at 6:38pm
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Definitely of Highland origins here. Direct decendent of one "Rob Roy......" |
Posted By: Barrie
Date Posted: 14 Nov 2003 at 8:26pm
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Manchester mate that must be lowlands LOL Not too sure as my family is so far removed that I have never gone back any further that when we first ocupied this fair land we were on one of the first settlement ships and settled in the Dunedein area and the Taranaki areas...Dont let on though OK ? been here for 180 years aprox...would think that Im a "local" now? |
Posted By: Kylie
Date Posted: 14 Nov 2003 at 8:41pm
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I'm personally from the Te Puke Highland Clan of Clark Though the wife decends from the Clan Mcleod Isle of Skye who first went to Nova Scotia then emigrated to NZ and settled in Helensville about 7 or 8 Generations ago. ------------- If the world didn't suck we'ed all fall off! |
Posted By: Trenta
Date Posted: 15 Nov 2003 at 1:14am
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Kylie, I was in the Isle of Skye about a month and a half ago. I have never seen so much rain! Beautiful place though, and I managed to climb Ben Nevis. Didnt get to go fishing though! |
Posted By: Bender
Date Posted: 15 Nov 2003 at 9:50am
| Fishing off Scotland .... herring and cod ... small |
Posted By: A C
Date Posted: 15 Nov 2003 at 10:14am
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Bloody great big Halibut, conger eels and thornback rays ------------- Aye-Aye cloth eyes. |
Posted By: Bender
Date Posted: 15 Nov 2003 at 12:12pm
| Cold. Wet. Grey. |