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Traditional foods of Scotland

Your tour to Scotland will give you the taste of delicacies of Scotland when you will try the traditional foods of Scotland. The residents as well as the tourists are always in great mood to relish the different types of traditional foods of Scotland. Haggis is taken not only as one of the famous traditional foods of Scotland but also considered as the national dish of the country of Scotland. Bannocks is also among the traditional foods of Scotland. It is made of oat flour biscuit and barley. The two things are baked generally with the help of a gridle.

This typical traditional cuisine of the Scots– Haggis is made from: The heart, liver and lungs of lamb
Onions
Suet
Spices
Herbs
Potato
Turnips
Swede
Skin bag of stomach of a sheep



The liver, lungs and heart of the meat along with onion, suet, spices and herbs are cooked inside the skin bag of the stomach of the sheep. Then it is served with potatoes completely mashed. You can also taste the food served with turnips.

There are few who do not like the sweet dishes like biscuits, puddings and cakes. The sweet traditional foods of Scotland consists of the Black bun, Kshocolat, Abernethy Biscuits, Barley Pudding, Carrot cake, Cherry cake, Selkirk bannock, Apple scone, etc.

Like the Haggis, the Black bun is also one of the famous traditional foods of Scotland. This food is generally eaten by the Scots at the end of a year. The rich cake is made of currants, raisins, well chopped peel, brown sugar, almonds that is finely chopped. Ginger and cinnamon are also added to it. The preparation of this food is, however, made from several weeks before. The cause is to let the dish to be matured. For a long span of six months the dish is kept in a container that is entirely air tight.

Popular foods of Scotland