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The cuisine of Scotland is often neglected and ignored, due to the prevailing view of haggis.
It is true that most dishes rely on well-cooked meat, starches and boiled vegetables. However, these can be thought of as comfort foods, as is the case with the scotch egg, cullen skink or cock-a-leekie soup.
In recent times, an emphasis on international and fusion cuisines has seen a rise of dishes that are often healthier and tastier than traditional recipes.
Scotch egg was invented by a department store in London. It has never been a Scottish recipe
Traditional Scottish Recipes
- Cookbook:Abernethy Biscuits
- Cookbook:Apple Butterscotch Pie
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