Heated Up A Late Night Snack Last Night!
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Greetings,
Mr. m. And that is?
Mr. m. And that is?
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When haggis goes bad how would you know?
stone beach
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You will know around 4 hours later!!!
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Looks more like a blood sausage than haggis. [emoji848]
Home made? Or locally sourced? It's high demand time with Burns Night Dinners usually around the end of January.
I like mine with HP sauce and a glass of Glemorangie on the side.
Home made? Or locally sourced? It's high demand time with Burns Night Dinners usually around the end of January.
I like mine with HP sauce and a glass of Glemorangie on the side.
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Looking again at the pic it might be my iPad changing the light of the photo to make it appear darker like a blood sausage. [emoji849]. It's hard to get good haggis in USA.
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How did you heat it up? Sous vide?
Thought that ship had sailed.
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Which fuel, propane,electricity,alcohol.....?
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TBH, I liked your cake much better, but I'm glad you liked your haggis. 
TBH, I liked your cake much better, but I'm glad you liked your haggis.
Al, what about Scottish Fish & Chips ? Mostly herring filet there,
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McGillicuddy
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Hi Piou.
Never herring. [emoji476] Too oily. Usually cod or whiting. Nowadays almost any cold water white meat fish. Pollock is common now too.
Herring is smoked in Scotland and served as kippers.
I miss that.
Never herring. [emoji476] Too oily. Usually cod or whiting. Nowadays almost any cold water white meat fish. Pollock is common now too.
Herring is smoked in Scotland and served as kippers.
I miss that.
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Chips used to be "a Glasgow salad" 
But I think things have moved on, despite seeing haggis served at breakfast.
But I think things have moved on, despite seeing haggis served at breakfast.McGillicuddy
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No, it's just so rare to find a good one, only three people in the USA have ever had one. [emoji12]
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It already is bad
