Haggis with Tatties and Neeps
Peel and dice the Potatoes (Tatties) and Turnip (Neeps), put into separate pots of salted water leave overnight.
At 4 am the next morning go up into the hills, and quietly search for 'The Haggis'...
He is easily recognizable, He has 3 legs, a fat body like a chicken, and 2 wings,
(but TOO stupid to know how to fly)
He runs around the hills making the noise 'Och...och....ochayethenoo'.
Once spotted, lay a trap by pouring a wee glass of whiskey, he will smell the aroma and come to the glass. Then you DAZZLE HIM by doing the 'Highland Fling'. This makes him go into a daze and you just pick him up and put in your bag.
One thing, BEWARE the FEMALE HAGGIS. ...She is the vicious one, you do not want to try to catch her. She is recognizable, by her sound
its 'Oiyou....oiyou...oiyouwhereyougoing'.
The haggis is caught, killed and skinned now place your haggis, wrapped in tin foil, into a casserole dish with a little water and heat at 180oC (gas mark 6) for approximately 1 hour until piping hot.
20 minutes before this is fully cooked, cook the tatties and neeps
When ready to serve, remove from the foil and drain off the excess water.
Eat together with a nice glass of MALT whiskey....