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A wealth of Scottish Savoury recipes for you to try. Scottish Scran has made easy to follow, simple recipes for all the traditional Scottish classics.

Oatcakes are a traditional cracker made out of oats that can be found all across Scotland. Their versatility means you’re as likely to be served them with soup as cheese or pate when you’re eating out, and there is a multitude of different varieties across supermarket shelves. Perfect as an addition to a meal or an in-between snack. They’re a bit like the bread of Scotland, and have been made here for hundreds of years!

Clapshot is a Scottish side dish that originated in Orkney. It combines neeps and tatties, two Scottish favourites, in a creamy mash with chives stirred through.

Empire Biscuits are a Scottish classic! They may not have been invented here but they are a favourite and have stood the test of time, appearing in bakeries and supermarkets across the country. Now you can use this easy Empire Biscuit recipe to make your own!

Rumbledethumps is a Scottish side dish consisting of creamy mashed potato, with sliced cabbage and sometimes fried onions stirred through it, before it's topped with cheese and baked in the oven.

Caledonian Cream is yet another delicious Scottish dessert combining classic Scottish ingredients like whisky liqueur and bitter marmalade with cream, lemon or orange juice and a bit of sugar for sweetness! It's easy to make and can be served on its own, with fruit, shortbread, as part of a trifle, or on top of Christmas Pudding. It can be served immediately or left to chill in the fridge to bring out the flavours further.

These delicious Scottish Macaroni Pies are loved throughout Scotland! Creamy macaroni and cheese fills a tasty pastry case, its easy to make and even easier to eat!

A Scottish Bridie is simple hand-held meat pie made in a horseshoe shape. It usually contains beef, and sometimes onion, and a few various seasonings. Forfar Bridies are named after the town of Forfar, in Angus, where it’s said a baker called Mr Jolly invented them around the late 19th century in Back Wynd, which is now known as Queen Street (story as told in The Scots Kitchen).

How to make Scottish Stovies is actually a matter of debate. No Scottish Stovies recipe is the same! This hearty dish is a bit like a potato stew, and usually consists of onion, potatoes, other leftover roast vegetables, stock or gravy, and some form of leftover roast meat or sausage. It's a nostalgic favourite of many and often eaten on a Monday after a big Sunday roast and served with crusty bread or oatcakes. Read on for our recipe and possible variations, including vegetarian and vegan…

This traditional Smoked Haddock soup is deliciously tasty and satisfying. It can be served as a starter or main, usually with crusty bread. The smokiness of the fish adds the flavour to the soup.

A Clootie Dumpling is a Scottish dessert traditionally made of dried fruit, spices, oatmeal or breadcrumbs, flour, and beef suet. It’s boiled in a cloth, called a “cloot”, hence the name. Cooking a Clootie Dumpling means filling your home with an amazing spicy aroma, surpassed only by the delicious taste once it’s ready to eat!

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This simple but tasty meat square is a Scottish classic and is perfect packed inside a morning roll or as part of a full Scottish breakfast Unlike a traditional sausage, a Scottish square sausage has no casing which means it’s easy to make at home, hence why we thought it was about time we came up with our own Lorne sausage recipe.

Tipsy Laird is a Scottish Trifle, made by using whisky to soak the sponge instead of the usual sherry. You can also use Scottish raspberries and Scottish raspberry jam too! This Scottish dessert is great at Christmas time, Hogmanay, or Burns Night but enjoyable all year too of course.

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You'll find these delicious little tarts in bakeries across Scotland and sometimes in cafes as well. If you're a visitor, you might not even realise that they are pineapple flavoured! Basically, they're a small tart case, filled with pineapple jam, and huge dollop of whipped cream, and covered in bright yellow icing. They sound a little weird, but they're sooo good.

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