On Tuesday we're celebrating Hogmanay and January 25th is Burns Night so I ordered two American haggis from Scottish Gourmet USA. One of these days I think I'll try making my own. Maybe for next year.Others will be providing the rest of the board with traditional Scottish fare:Cockaleekie SoupNeeps and tatties (Rutabaga and potatoes)Bannock breadVenison pies and Forfar BridiesRumbledethumpsSweets - Cranachan, Burrebrede (Scottish shortbread), Black Bun and Tipsy Laird TrifleWhisky and AlesThen we do it all again for Burns Supper on Burns Night.Since I have to arrive early with the haggis I'm never the first foot. That's usually left to a designated relative of the host.

Venison, Sweets, Whiskey and Ale was all I understood in your post.I need to get out more. :S

gbopp wrote:Venison, Sweets, Whiskey and Ale was all I understood in your post.I need to get out more. :SYou can do a search on the internet for the rest :W I had to learn about it all a few years ago and found a ton of info on the internet. Rampant Scotland is a good place to start.

magnusfide wrote:You can do a search on the internet for the rest :W I had to learn about it all a few years ago and found a ton of info on the internet. Rampant Scotland is a good place to start.If you ever need to communicate with a genuine Scot, here is a handy English to Scottish translator that might help. http://www.scotranslate.com/ For example, I've run your comment above through it, and it suggested this:"Ye kin dae a search oan th' inturnet fur th' rest ah hud tae learn aboot it a' a few years ago 'n' fun a ton o' info oan th' inturnet. Rampant scootlund is a guid steid tae stairt.";)

Old Islander wrote:If you ever need to communicate with a genuine Scot, here is a handy English to Scottish translator that might help. http://www.scotranslate.com/ Your link isn't working.

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Old_Islander
Explorer
Dec 29, 2019
magnusfide wrote:

You can do a search on the internet for the rest :W I had to learn about it all a few years ago and found a ton of info on the internet. Rampant Scotland is a good place to start.

If you ever need to communicate with a genuine Scot, here is a handy English to Scottish translator that might help. http://www.scotranslate.com/

For example, I've run your comment above through it, and it suggested this:

"Ye kin dae a search oan th' inturnet fur th' rest ah hud tae learn aboot it a' a few years ago 'n' fun a ton o' info oan th' inturnet. Rampant scootlund is a guid steid tae stairt."

;)
Lwiddis
Explorer II
Dec 28, 2019
Sounds like a wonderful feast!
magnusfide
Explorer II
Dec 28, 2019
gbopp wrote:
Venison, Sweets, Whiskey and Ale was all I understood in your post.

I need to get out more. :S

You can do a search on the internet for the rest :W I had to learn about it all a few years ago and found a ton of info on the internet. Rampant Scotland is a good place to start.
gbopp
Explorer
Dec 28, 2019
Venison, Sweets, Whiskey and Ale was all I understood in your post.

I need to get out more. :S

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