ITT HAGGIS!

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"Royal haggis with venison"

"traditional haggis with skin made with the finest ingredients"

>heritage

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Lamb offal, Venison, oatmeal, suet, onions, water, salt, pepper

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....mmmm looks tasty!

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put in a pan and boil for 35 minutes.

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Also cooking some oven chips because why not?

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chips finished cooking. with Tomato ketchup.

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chips finished

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Haggis finished cooking and water drained.

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be careful when opening the skin

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Tastes like history to be quite honest.

I've never seen haggis with venison before, it seems like a waste of good meat tbqh.
I tend to bake or fry my haggis these days, it gives it some nice crispy bits which improves the texture. Traditional boiled haggis seems too stodgy to me now, although it's still pretty good on a roll with some thick cut bacon

>>7073816
>it seems like a waste of good meat tbqh.

agreed.