If Princess Served

[Shogun]

Hi Folks,

 

If Princess served Haggis on Burns Night would you try it,

 

 

yours Shogun

[Kineticoh20]

Negative:eek:

[recia]

Of course

[JetJock_YHZ]

Och! Yeah! Then I'll gooo play some golf (in a kilt)...

 

 

:) Viewer discretion is advised.

 

Carl

[paul929207]

No, but my wife would ask for seconds.

[mii]

I think I will pass on that one.:D

 

Marilyn

[Melxx]

They serve Haggis Tatties and Neeps on P & O ships on New Years Eve. I love it :D Mind you I have always avoided reading the ingredients in Haggis it might be to much information and put me off.

[Colo Cruiser]

Hi Folks,

 

If Princess served Haggis on Burns Night would you try it,

 

 

yours Shogun

 

 

Absolutley!!!

[PescadoAmarillo]

Not even for you, Shogun.

[leoandhugh]

No way Jose!!! I consider myself an adventuresome eater, but having read about the ingredients in Haggis and how it is cooked, I will pass and take the escargots instead:D

[regnig]

Well Shogun I must admit I had to look up Haggis on the internet as I had no idea what it was. The recipe I found was by Alton Brown of the Food Network. The very last direction he gives reads "Serve with mashed potatoes, if you serve it at all." :eek:

 

Nope, you can give my portion to your worst enemy I want nothing to do with it, but thanks for asking anyway! ;) Barb

[MGnut]

Hi Folks,

 

If Princess served Haggis on Burns Night would you try it,

 

 

yours Shogun

 

Yes. I've had it several time on Scotland trips, and I like it. Of course, if it was a chioce between haggis and lobster, I'd probably go for the lobster.

[hllwdcruiser]

Without hesitation!

[awhcruiser]

:eek:

 

QUOTE=Shogun;18149014]Hi Folks,

 

If Princess served Haggis on Burns Night would you try it,

 

 

yours Shogun

[Tig]

Ah but to truly enjoy Haggis you need a wee dram of whiskey

[kooljamming]

I am not sure what it is but the answer is yes. I have had 'cow cod soup' ( google the name). Things can only get better:p

[venusbello1]

I've been to Scotland three times and I think the only time to have haggis is in Scotland, probably not something I would have on a cruise ship! Admittedly, I probably had a full bottle of wine before partaking but no matter...:D

 

As an aside, I absolutely love Scotland and one day I will return!

 

VB1

[spongerob]

That would be a delight! I'd love to see the haggis piped into the dining room, as such a treat deserves.

 

I might even have it for dessert. Now, pass me a little water for the whiskey, there's a good lad.

[spongerob]

Hang on a sec...is that Home Style haggis? :D

[Sandytoes]

 

If Princess served Haggis on Burns Night would you try it,

What exactly is Haggis on Burns? :rolleyes:

 

 

If it looks anything like this

 

 

Hmmm...decisions, decisions

 

I rather NOT!!!!! :eek:

[swom]

ABSOLUTELY!!!!! not!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[Pam in CA]

Well Shogun I must admit I had to look up Haggis on the internet as I had no idea what it was. The recipe I found was by Alton Brown of the Food Network. The very last direction he gives reads "Serve with mashed potatoes, if you serve it at all." :eek:

I just looked it up on Wikipedia and while I'm not a very adventurous eater, I'd try it. FYI, I don't think most people would want to know what goes into a sausage; it sounds like it's not too different from haggis.

[dunbawn]

My DH definetly would and I'd probably have some of his. He's tried just about everything that's come his way.

 

Eileen

[Coracii]

Hi Folks,

 

If Princess served Haggis on Burns Night would you try it,

 

 

yours Shogun

 

Any day of the week, I grew up eating it and still do, (Scottish family and we will eat just about anything...).

[rdsqrl]

Well, Shogun, I'll make you a deal: I'll try it again (had it once in Scotland; hated it!) if, while I'm tasting it, you recite the Robbie Burns poem.