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Nut free + Scottish recipes (27)

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Recipe by: Cheryl Otten
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This luxurious all-butter shortbread is simple but classic.
 
Recipe by: SHONAD
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A flavourful, slightly spiced twist on clapshot, which features the addition of bacon and hails from northern Scotland. Perfect with roast meats or double the servings and serve as a tasty supper.
 
Recipe by: Linda
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This basic three-ingredient shortbread is irresistibly flavoured with real butter and brown sugar.
 
Recipe by: Maggie Pannell
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For a sticky treat, pour over ice-cream, sliced bananas and chopped walnuts or pecans.
 
Recipe by: Jill Barrett
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This traditional Scottish boiled pudding is made with suet, currants and sultanas. Perfect Hogmanay fare.
 
Recipe by: Maggie Pannell
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A real Scottish classic – serve this hearty combination of chicken, leeks, rice and prunes with wedges of warm soda bread spread thick with butter.
 
Recipe by: briony
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This is my version - I like to add fresh thyme and parsley.
 
Recipe by: Grant
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This is a Scottish dish to be served as a vegetable side or as an accompaniment to haggis, beef, pork, lamb or game.
 
Recipe by: Pierre
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Porridge oats make a crispy coating for fish. Serve warm with chips and lemon or with a salad.
 
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I think its very easy, well most of it sure is anyway! The only bit that i really struggled on was the mixing of the ingredients, mixing it into breadcrumbs with your fingers bit i actually found that it was easier with the dough whisks. plus it deduces your mixing time by about 5-8 minutes. from then it gets pretty easy with the rolling and cuttting and everything...!
 
Recipe by: Jan Cutler
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Make your own homemade butterscotch sauce to serve over vanilla ice cream for a classic dessert.
 
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A different way to use pheasant! Serve the sliced pheasant breast with clapshot, a distinctively Scottish side of mashed turnips and potatoes.
 
Recipe by: Norma MacMillan
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Made in the traditional way, with freshly mashed potato, this soft, light bread has a lovely rich flavour and moist texture. It’s very good thinly sliced and used for delicate sandwiches, or toasted and spread lightly with honey. The potato greatly improves the keeping qualities of the loaf.
 
Recipe by: Norma MacMillan
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Served fresh from the oven while still slightly warm, scones are a traditional favourite, whether for tea-time, lunch or a quick snack. Here, mashed potato is added to the mixture, which makes these savoury scones wonderfully moist and improves their keeping qualities. It’s a great way of using up leftover potato.
 
Recipe by: Norma MacMillan
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With only one rising and no kneading, this bread couldn’t be simpler to make. It is based on the famous ‘Grant loaf’, invented in the 1940s by Doris Grant, who wanted to devise a quick, nutritious loaf that everyone could make at home. With its dense, moist texture, it is a filling bread that makes excellent toast.
 
Recipe by: Norma MacMillan
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This traditional Scottish dessert is quick and easy to put together, and the nutritious combination of cream, fromage frais, oats and fresh fruit makes a superb sweet course for a special occasion meal. The whisky not only adds a taste of Scotland, but gives a fantastic kick to the flavour.
 
Recipe by: Beaklet
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This is a savoury scone which gets a slight flavour kick from mustard and cayenne pepper. They are delicious on their own, buttered or with leftover roasted meats and salad.
 
Recipe by: Sue Hohlweg
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Meaty beef bones provide delicious flavour in this traditional warming soup with carrots, turnips, celery and barley.
 
Recipe by: celticfc1888
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My granny's clootie dumpling brought into the 21st century is no longer hours on end cooking, but just ten minutes in microwave! She makes it every year on Hogmanay.
 
Recipe by: Kookie
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Stovies are traditionally made with leftover roast beef, potatoes and onions. But by using corned beef - it makes this doable anytime!
 
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