Specialised
Oats ripen where wheat will not, and Scotland ran on them. PORRIDGE โ oatmeal, water and salt, stirred with a spurtle, traditionally poured into a drawer to set and cut cold for the field; โ THE SALT-VERSUS-SUGAR QUESTION IS GENUINELY CONTESTED and no version is recorded as the only authentic one. BROSE, oatmeal simply scalded rather than cooked. OATCAKES, fired on a girdle and toasted at the fire. Bannocks. Skirlie. CRANACHAN, with toasted oatmeal, cream, whisky, honey and raspberries. And oatmeal in haggis, black pudding and mealie pudding.
Languages: Scots
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