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Traditional Scottish Cookery

by Theodora FitzGibbon

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Traditional Scottish Cookery brings together mouth-watering recipes from the whole range of Scottish cuisine - from the simple scones, broths and bannocks of the Highland Gaels, to the sophisticated meat and game dishes that are a legacy of the Auld Alliance with France.
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Every classic Scottish recipe you could want, including many from famous Scots cookery writers of the past such as Meg Dodds, Lady Forbes, and Lady Clark of Tillypronie. Informative details on the provenance of certain dishes and the history of food in Scotland. Provides the definative answer as to how to pronounce the word "scone" - the name of this universally popular tea time treat comes from the Gaelic word "sgoon" it should rhyme with "gone" and not "cone"! ( )
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Traditional Scottish Cookery brings together mouth-watering recipes from the whole range of Scottish cuisine - from the simple scones, broths and bannocks of the Highland Gaels, to the sophisticated meat and game dishes that are a legacy of the Auld Alliance with France.

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