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Haggis

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Appears in
A Year in a Scots Kitchen

By Catherine Brown

Published 1996

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To make a modern haggis, the pluck (liver, heart, lights or lungs) is washed and put to boil until tender. When cool, the meat is chopped or minced finely and mixed with the oatmeal, onions, salt, pepper and spices. It’s then put again through

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