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Share Your Scottish Recipes!

There are dozens of ways to create authentic and traditional Scottish dishes, whether it is porridge or haggis, or even the famous fish and chips. Check out the Scottish Recipes page and some of the others that lead from that. If you can't find an existing recipe - check out the Site Map Page and you will find it.

But maybe you have some Scottish recipes that have been passed down through the generations, or perhaps you have created an 'original' dish!

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SCONES  starstarstarstarstar
PREHEAT OVEN TO 375º FAHRENHEIT
2 CUPS FLOUR
2 tsps. BAKING POWDER
1/2 tsp BAKING SODA
1/2 tsp NUTMEG
1/2 tsp CINNAMON
1/2 tsp SALT
1 stick of ...

Meringues   starstarstarstarstar
Meringues are not as hard to make as some people think. This is a tried and tested recipe, and of course delicious with fresh whipped cream.

Ingredients:...

GRANDMA WRIGHT'S CLOOTIE DUMPLING  starstarstarstarstar
This recipe was my Grandma's, and she passed it on to my Mum who has now passed it on to me. However, I am still learning the mixing method, as you need ...

Mince and Tatties  starstarstarstarstar
Mince and tatties is something that I had once a week as a child. We still have it now and I think you'll find it served in homes around Scotland. There'...

Quick Microwave Christmas Pudding  starstarstarstarstar
Most Christmas Puddings have to be made weeks in advance, and I often find I'm not organised enough to do this - and then at the last minute have to go ...

Cup Of Tea Cake  starstarstarstarstar


1 tsp Bicarbonate of soda
8 oz self raising flour
4 oz sugar
8 oz sultanas or mixed fruit
1 tsp mixed spice
4 oz margarine
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Scottish recipe against a Sore Throat  starstarstarstarstar
Working as a large animal veterinary surgeon in all weather conditions in the rough countryside of Aberdeenshire, I have been affected with all forms ...

Gaelic Coffee  starstarstarstarstar
Gaelic Coffee is a great way to finish a meal or to warm you up on a cold winter day..


Ingredients

Fresh, filter coffee
3 dessert-spoons whisky ...

Scot's Pepper Pleasure Boats  starstarstarstarstar
Scot's Pepper Pleasure Boats

Seasoning Items
• Black pepper
• Worcestershire Sauce
• Salt
• Fresh Ginger
• Honey

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• Olive ...

Mealy Potatoes  starstarstarstarstar
Don't know if this is too simple to call a recipe, but it's a lovely way to have potatoes and goes great with fresh simple food like grilled mackerel.

Boil ...




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