Sentences with word «haggis»

Scotland to start exports of haggis for the first time in 46 years.

I really don't like oats (unless they're in haggis or black pudding)-- porridge is sticky and slimy and nasty, I much prefer potatoes — they are my main carb «vice», preferably baked in their jackets, with lots and lots of butter

Treat yourself to some pre-holiday pampering in the beauty salon, surf the web (it's free in any of the public areas, or # 8 if you want to use it in your room) or tuck into some authentic Scottish haggis with your breakfast - who says your holiday doesn't start until take - off?

And I definitely need to make haggis at home sometime.

Frey, on the other hand, tries to avoid eating haggis and is fighting for his career and the approval of his family.

Hot, crispy, oat - and cheddar - crumbed haggis bon bons dunked in whisky mayonnaise?

Sit down for a traditional meal of haggis before you spend the evening sampling some beautifully - crafted Scottish whisky.

Dr. Grijalva did her clinical year in Scotland at the Royal Dick Vet in Edinburgh where she had many interesting adventures including trying haggis.

(If you can get a live haggis then good and well!!)

Boasting a central location and a range of inventive takes on traditional dishes — such as haggis in filo parcels — this eatery fuses highland charm with modern cuisine.

Scotland will start exporting haggis to Canada for -LSB-...]

It's not a full dinner menu, but this is the perfect place to take a break from haggis and beer and have some wine and cheese.

From a full - body chocolate massage to attempting to dance flamenco, from tasting haggis to a safe - but - scary SkyWalk, these stories are about adventures you'll actually enjoy.

For example, Perthshire butcher Simon Howie chose St Andrew's Day to announce that the big four UK supermarket chains will stock the world's first widely - available gluten free haggis ahead of Burns Night.

At dinner you can indulge in some traditional Scottish fare, including haggis, or opt for the equally as delicious international dishes on offer.

Burns» Night is a night of eating traditional meals like haggis, drinking, and reading Burns» work.

Johanna: I've been keeping an eye out for the vegetarian haggis you mentioned, to no avail (though I do recognise that Scotland is not, in fact, England).

Macsween are third generation haggis producer with innovation at the forefront of what they do.

Finally, Canadians and the ex-pat community within Canada will be able to enjoy the UK's no. 1 haggis brand, loved for its award - winning taste and texture.

«I love haggis and eat it all the time,» he tells FFT.

The voter also told May: «It doesn't help that Boris Johnson says Brexit is about selling haggis to the Americans.»

What gifts would you give world leaders?I would give them good malt whisky, tasty haggis, Proclaimers LPs and signed photos of Sean Connery.

In the United States it is illegal to sell not only LSD and heroin, but also unpasteurized milk and imported haggis (the national dish of Scotland).

Take some time to consider haggis ingredients: sheep's stomach, lamb heart and lungs, beef, suet, onion, oatmeal, salt, spices, and stock, simmered in the stomach of the sheep.

I normally make clapshot with swede and potatoes to accompany haggis.

Enjoy the rugby and yummy haggis!

The Grill Room within The Dome is really majestic, with a wonderful menu that features mouth - watering Scottish classics such as haggis wrapped in filo pastry and more traditional cuisine such as fillet of Buccleuch Scottish Beef.

Desperate to raise $ 50,000 to stave off having his legs broken (and possibly turned into haggis), Vargas takes an offer for a very high paying one day job from Gustav Shank (Jeffrey Jones), a German businessman visiting Florida.

A belly full of local beers, whiskey and haggis didn't prove conducive to a day in front of an expectant film festival crowd.

Breakfast is also served in the restaurant and guests have a choice of cereals, fruit, hot buffet, pastries and even haggis!

21st Century Travellers come spend a fun night at the «trendy» and cosmopolitan haggis Hostel.

Tonight why not attend a lively Scottish banquet with traditional haggis and bagpipes?

Traditional Scottish music and poetry, an iconic haggis supper and a wee dram or two of whisky - Burns Night is undoubtedly a highlight in a month which otherwise offers little in the way of respite.

In Scotland, a meal of neeps, tatties and (vegetarian) haggis found its way into my wary heart; in Portugal my friend and I sipped capirinhas like locals; and after a treacherous donkey ride to the top of the island of Santorini I gobbled down a fry - filled lamb gyro like it was my job.

Starting out the week with a fresh set of GameSetLinks, and nice to see the UK Guardian go out and about to check out some of Scotland's more interesting indie developers - still a fun scene going on there, even if the alleged Crackdown 2 is so much haggis.

She plans to host a Burns night this year, with homemade haggis (she honed her technique last year by stuffing enough offal into a pig's stomach to feed 30 people, brave woman).

As a result of our recent Global Science Report on global warming ruining our bananas, one of our fans directed our attention to an important effect of climate change that we somehow missed, back in 2008, when the alarmists at the BBC wrote that it was threatening haggis.

They commenced an action asserting claims for breach of the price maintenance provisions of the Competition Act; civil conspiracy by Quiznos and GFS to fix prices, breach of contract and not preparing haggis the proper Scottish way.

I can't speak for others, but if I was ever on a jury judging a child that was forced to endure this nonsense who then decided to disembowel one of these clowns and use his entrails to make haggis, I could not in good faith ever vote to convict him of anything.

The payoff is that I am forced to eat haggis, which, according to Wikipedia, «is a savoury pudding containing sheep's pluck (heart, liver and lungs); minced with onion, oatmeal, suet, spices, and salt, mixed with stock, and traditionally encased in the animal's stomach and simmered for approximately three hours.»

Also, I had my first experience tasting haggis and let's just say, it's surprisingly delicious.

Perfect for Burns night or for Sunday lunch, this hearty meat free haggis is best served with «neepes and tatties» (mashed swede and mashed potatoes) and a dram or two of whisky!

Is this a fantastic addition in the long line of Disney animated tradition, or is it as terrible as haggis?