Traditional flavour - veggie recipe!
Macsween's vegetarian haggis shot to fame as a versatile, meat-free dish, changing the traditional image of haggis in the process. Created by John Macsween to mark the opening of the Scottish Poetry Library in 1984, it now accounts for one quarter of all Macsween sales. Jo Macsween said: "Haggis used to be seen as the culinary centrepiece of Burns Night, but the vegetarian haggis has really changed that. We've been working with chefs over the last couple of years to develop recipes that best complement the nutty and spicy flavours of our veggie version. Its such a fantastic ingredient and works well as a winter warmer or light summer dish."
And we have 6 prizes to give away!
If you can't wait so see if you have won a Macsween Haggis they are available in most good health stores and supermarkets. Delicious!
For the opening of what Scottish organisation was the Macsween vegetarian haggis created for?
The Scottish Poetry Library
The Scottish National Party
The Scottish Tourist Board
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Rules - please read!
The competition is open to all EU residents (unless stated otherwise) subject to any minimum age stipulations with the exception of employees (and their families) of The Vegetarian Society of the United Kingdom, the relevant company or individual running the competition and anyone connected with the competition.
Only one entry per e-mail address.
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No cash or other alternative will be offered in lieu of the prize.
Completed entries must by received by the date specified