How to liven up your Burns night menu in 2o21 Burns night is 25th January and is celebrated the whole over in Scottish communities but […]
Read the full article
It is said the lemon thyme is splendid in creamy desserts. You can try it with bananas, mangoes or strawberries: slice the fruit thinly, steep […]
Read the full article
Parmesan and Thyme Soufflés 50 g butter 40 g plain flour 300 ml milk 75 g parmesan, freshly grated 1 heaped tablespoon thyme leaves salt, […]
Read the full article
Let’s the season of chive begins. Pumpkin and Chive Risotto 50 g butter 1 onion peeled and chopped 500 g pumpkin flesh, cubed 375 […]
Read the full article
Cucumber and sorrel Soup 1 onion chopped 45 g butter 1 large cucumber, peeled and diced 2 1/2 tablespoons pudding rice 1 bay leaf 1 […]
Read the full article
Do you know of a patch of wild garlic in your neighbourhood? Perhaps not something we can all get hold of in the current lockdown […]
Read the full article
Scotland, famous for … whisky World Whisky Day is approaching along with the whisky festival (in May). We thought we’d share our own accumulated knowledge […]
Read the full article
Wild mushroom sauce This is a great one for us as we had a bumper mushroom year in 2019. We have more dried porcini than […]
Read the full article
Neeps and Tatties Gratin A perfect neeps and tatties dish to accompany a Haggis treat or to wow your guests on Burns night. 1lb 10 […]
Read the full article
A colourful vegetable mix to serve as a vegetarian main course: homemade enchilada sauce, corn tortillas, and cheese make this vegetable enchilada casserole the epitome […]
Read the full articleAll content © Copyright Scot Mountain Holidays 2024
Responsive web design by Summit Web Solutions