
IF you’re not a big fan of the Scottish classic, here are some ideas for a tasty haggis dinner that the family will love.
January 25th marks the annual celebration of the life and work of Scottish poet Robert Burns. There are many ways to get into the spirit – a ceilidh, whisky or a dramatic poetry recital– but one of the most important traditions is the savoury pudding made from sheep offal, suet, spices and oatmeal.
Burns Night tradition says that you must “address the haggis”, if you’re being really strict about it, while reading the Robert Burns poem of the same name, before shouting “the haggis!” while you cheers with whisky.
If you find a large hunk of haggis rather unappetising, or if you’d like to try something a little different this year, here’s seven ways to spice up your Burns Supper.
1. Haggis scotch eggs
2. Haggis sausage rolls
3. Haggis nachos
4. Crispy fried haggis balls
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5. Haggis pie
6. Chicken supreme stuffed with haggis

To please the haggis-sceptics, this Donald Russell recipe just uses the Scottish delicacy as a stuffing rather than the focus of the whole dish. It’s served with a whisky cream sauce.
7. Steak and haggis burgers
Read more: Meals for Under £10: Haggis Scotch Eggs

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