burns menu please for sunday lunch

[andrew.bowles30]

any recipes for a great starters and sweets even main meals on burns day 23rd jan:lol:

[.D.]

Well for a starter traditionally it would be Broth Soup with Oatcakes, & to finish (please don't quote me here) but I'm sure it's a hot mixed berry crumble.

Please tell me that you're joking when you're unsure for a main course, something like, Haggis-Neeps & Tatties spring to mind...

& you can even get a vege haggis too ;)

[andrew.bowles30]

no sunday lunch in a pub i was going to do that as well
just looking for some differant recipes

[Venture]

You're a bit early there Andrew, Burns' Day is 25th January.

[trinkie]

Taken from a 1983 Menu..

Some hae meat, and canna eat
And some wad eat that want it,
But we hae meat, and we can eat ,
So let the Lord by Thankit.

Halesome Farin.

Scotch Broth

THE HAGGIS wi neeps and tatties,

Pear Helene

Bannocks and Cheese

Bean Bree.

I have also seen for pudding Apple Charlotte which was named Chapel Harlot !
Athol Browse is a favourite pudding now too served with a few raspberries.

Good luck,
wish I could join you
Trinkie

[golach]

Trinkie, that is known as the Selkirk Grace, I like your menu, but my prefered desert is Cranachan
http://www.scottishrecipes.co.uk/cranachanrecipe.htm

[sandyr1]

Robbie Burns and Scotland!!

I was in a fairly nice local restaurant 2 days ago, and they are having a 'big' Burns Supper as does many people over here and also in the US.
Guess what??

The Map of Scotland did not go North of Inverness. Cut off! This has occurred many times in the past and it is sad to see!

[sandyr1]

Trinkie, that is known as the Selkirk Grace, I like your menu, but my prefered desert is Cranachan
http://www.scottishrecipes.co.uk/cranachanrecipe.htm

Brilliant!

[canadagirl]

The Map of Scotland did not go North of Inverness. Cut off! This has occurred many times in the past and it is sad to see!

So that's how you keep the incomers out! :lol:

[andrew.bowles30]

Robert Burns' acquaintances held the first Burns' supper on July 21, the anniversary of his death, in Ayrshire, Scotland, in the late 1700s. The date was later changed to January 25

[trinkie]

Hi Golach, I like Cranachan too, though it is sometimes served as more of a syllabub which I dont like .
Here is the recipe for Athole Brose http://www.food.com/recipe/athole-brose-327111

By the way Cock a Leekie soup is often served on Burn's Night - delicious.

Enjoy your meal !
Trinkie