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Welcome to this short collection of recipes to help you create a traditional Scottish Supper for Burn’s Night. It is celebrated annually on January 25th, the birthday of Scotland’s national poet, Robert Burns. We enjoy haggis and some other Scottish classics with friends and family and read the poems of Robert Burns.

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This little collection brings together eight carefully chosen recipes for a traditional Scottish supper, designed to sit comfortably at a Burns Night table. I have also included my popular simple crofters haggis in this collection if you want to try making your own.

The dish was made famous through his poem “Address to a Haggis” elevating it from humble peasant food to a national icon. Friends gathered to eat haggis after his death and the tradition was born to enjoy haggis on Burns night as a centerpiece.

Whether you are hosting your first Burns Supper or returning to a tradition you love, I hope this guide helps you create a meal filled with warmth, laughter, and a sense of connection.