Please Help

[Kirstinni]

Hello! I am from Canada. At our school we are doing a thing called "Taste of Kane" this is were you pick a country and do a little display on it and have some traditional food to sell. Having a scottish heritage I picked Scotland ...If anyone can give me any easy to make food ideas it would be great!

Thanks a bunch

Kirsty

[Polwarth]

Hello Kirsty
Another school student asked the very same question only about a month or so ago. Please look further down this thread for simple recipe ideas suitable for school students!

[MargaretMacGillivray]

but I love cock-a-leekie soup.

My recipe goes something like this -

Small chopped up pieces of cooked chicken (the pickings from a chicken roast would be fine!) - or you can cook the chicken fresh in the soup of you prefer.
Chicken stock
Grated carrot
Chopped Onion
Loads of Chopped leeks
A handful of dried prunes

Cook till the veg is soft - and serve hot with wholemeal scones and butter.

Sorry, no particular quantities of ingredients - as I say, it's an attitude soup!

Now I'm absolutely ravenous!

M

[suzy_homemaker]

Margaret,

Your cock-a-leekie soup does sound absolutely wonderful. But, what is the wholemeal in a wholemeal scone? That one completely blew me out of the water.