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29 Jun, 2009

Cranachan

Posted by: Caledonia In: Recipes

Ingredients
2 ounces old-fashioned oatmeal
10 ounces fresh double cream
3 tablespoons honey
3 tablespoons good Scotch whiskey
12 ounces fresh raspberries (or other fresh soft fruit)
Directions
Toast the oatmeal under a broiler, turning occasionally with a spoon or spatula, until it is golden brown.
Allow the oatmeal to cool.
Whip the cream until it is very stiff and then mix in the [...]

08 Nov, 2008

Stovies

Posted by: Caledonia In: Recipes

Stovies is a traditional winter warmer in Scotland and was traditionally made from leftovers from Sunday dinner. Nowadays, stovies is popular in its own right and a favourite meal to heat you up on a cold winter’s night. There are as many recipes for stovies as there are hot dinners and most people use whatever [...]

03 Aug, 2008

Scottish Tablet

Posted by: Caledonia In: Recipes

Tablet is a traditional Scottish sweet which dates back to the early 18th century and it is very similar to fudge but is harder and grainier. It’s also very sugary. Too sugary for my liking but most people love it. It is also quite hard to make because you need to keep the temperature really [...]

31 Dec, 2007

Traditional Shortbread

Posted by: Caledonia In: Recipes

Last year, I explained why we celebrate Hogmanay in Scotland, rather than New Year’s Eve so this year I thought I’d introduce you to one of our traditional foods: shortbread. Of course, shortbread isn’t just eaten in Scotland but it is always identified with our country and often bought as a souvenir by tourists when [...]



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