Who eats haggis?

[Kilted KT]

Must remmember...don't read X-marks while hungry...especially if P1M is talking about food!

[Hamish]

Just reading about these breakfasts, let alone looking at the photos, sends my cholesterol rocketing!

Thankfully, I enjoy my regular breakfast of 30g of Special K with a small amount of fully-skimmed milk, and a glass of grapefruit juice - but I know which I'd rather have.

The only time I'll have a cooked breakfast is when week-ending at my B&B in Edinburgh a couple of times a year! Sigh!

[Pour1Malt]

sounds guid Rob....

ai'll gie thot rarebit a try!

[starbkjrus]

Wow, not only is this thread interesting but fattening too!

I've added these recipes to my file and look forward to the next time we have overnight house guests.

[Rob Wright]

sounds guid Rob....

ai'll gie thot rarebit a try!

I find that it goes well with a good dark beer

Rob

[mrpharr]

I am having homemade haggis at my wedding. i hope to get a taste before hand so i know what to expect!
steve

[Pour1Malt]

ai guess ai better stock oop oan haggii

afore ai get invaded by a' the xmarkers....

[McMurdo]

I love it and will have the Great chieftain o' the pudding-race at the drop of a hat.
There is a scottish bakery down the road that makes a fair haggis, however nothing compares with homemade,
I'm just not the greatest cook and trying to convince my better half is a challenge.
That said this wonderful meal should not be just for Burns night, give it a try you never know, you just might enjoy it.

[MacTavishOfJapan]

The Ferintosh brekkie is something else!!! It's damn good haggis too!

[Splash_4]

Yeah, Had haggis in Scotland two years ago. Very much enjoyed it! However, as the poster above says... Some of the the things I have eaten over the years.... I've been to the jungles of Ecuador to the mountains of Kyrgyzstan. You eat what the natives eat.