Sentence examples for scottish dish from inspiring English sources

ANDREW'S MEN DINE AS PIPES SKIRL; Haggis, Ancient Scottish Dish; Is Piece de Resistance at Waldorf Dinner.

I am told that there is a Scottish dish that bears the childish name of inky pinky.

"I used to liken the bottom line to haggis," Sir David said, referring to the Scottish dish of minced entrails, suet and oats stuffed into the stomach lining of a sheep.

The Scottish dish, made from sheep's offal, oatmeal and suet, is traditionally boiled in a skin made from the animal's stomach – though these days a sausage casing usually takes the place of the latter.

1. Rebus is a traditional Scottish dish along the lines of hard-boiled, hard-drinking, hard bastards such as Cracker, Taggart and other members of the "poliss" who seem to have mislaid their first name.

Though regarded since the mid-18th century as a distinctively Scottish dish, it was long popular in England, as English writer Gervase Markham (c. 1568 1637) testified in The English Huswife (1615).

The following are markets and gift shops selling Scottish products or restaurants serving Scottish dishes.

Found on Edinburgh's most historic and iconic street, The Royal Mile, offers a selection of traditional Scottish dishes.

Where to Eat Tucked away off the Royal Mile, Dubh Prais, 123B High Street, offers Scottish dishes lovingly prepared with traditional recipes.

This charmer has been a premier spot for traditional Scottish dishes since it opened its doors in 1869.

While still firmly entrenched in his French training, Wishart is on the cusp of creating a new Scottish gastronomy, combining classic French techniques with traditional Scottish dishes and produce such as Buccleuch beef, lobsters, oysters and smoked salmon.