In this blog post I am sharing two delicious family recipes using Scottish Haggis. While haggis might seem daunting to some, it’s actually a versatile ingredient that can be used in a variety of dishes. We love experimenting with Haggis and using it in different ways. The kids love it and really enjoy it in different recipes. Click here to jump straight to the two printable Haggis Recipes!!! We will be making a delicious Scottish Haggis layered pie with neeps and tatties and a lovely loaded roasted neeps and tatties dish with Scottish Haggis and various other toppings. Both are lovely to try o ..read more

A cosy bowl of soup is perfect for the cold Scottish Winter months. We have so many delicious and popular soups in Scotland and I have chosen three of my favourites to share with you all. We will be making a delicious Smoked Ham Hough soup with lentils and grated roots and a hearty tattie soup made with the most delicious stock. Last but not least is the lovely creamy oatmeal soup made with root vegetables and a good chicken stock. All three recipes are rich in flavour. Click here to jump straight to the printable Scottish Soup recipes. You can also watch the full recipe video containing all t ..read more

My kids love fruit leather and this blackcurrant fruit leather recipe is right up there with one of our faves! The fruit leathers make awesome picnic snacks and travel really well. They last forever (if the kids don’t eat them that is) and still hold some nutrition too. You can use this very simple fruit leather recipe to make other varieties of fruit leather. Strawberry fruit leathers are also really delicious and make a lovely snack when out and about. Jump Straight to the Fruit Leather Recipe Here! Blackcurrant Fruit Leathers Your going to love these delicious Scottish Blackcurrant Fruit Le ..read more

This delicious wholemeal date and nut loaf worked really well all week in our house with a variety of fillings and toppings like cheese, jam, smoked salmon, slices of leftover beef and a few others. It kept really well and was so delicious for breakfast with freshly made runny eggs. This delicious wholemeal date and nut loaf recipe can be seen in my latest Cottage Life video where me and wee Mary make bread, tour the greenhouse area, plant seedlings, feed the hens and tidy up a little. This bread works delicious for lunch, for picnics, topped with thin slices of cheese and chutney and also fo ..read more

This easy Scottish Tea Loaf recipe will come in handy over the festive period if your expecting a few visitors. It’s based on a lovely traditional Scottish tea loaf and takes five minutes to mix together in a bowl. Pop it in the oven while you put out the butter dish, jam and other treats. Slice and serve to the family and guests. Click Here to Jump Straight to the Easy Scottish Tea Loaf Recipe You can also watch the full video below on The Wee Larder Youtube Channel! This warming Tea Loaf is a lovely recipe to make at the end of Autumn. You can use a variety of dried fruits in it so feel fre ..read more

This delicous family recipe is a lovely Autumn treat to make before the cold Winter months . The creamy cheesecake is made with fresh Scottish blackberries, cream cheese and the lovely Scottish shortbread by Dean’s. Click Here to Skip Straight to the Dean’s Blackberry Cheesecake Recipe AD Disclaimer *This recipe contains gifted promotional products and a paid promotional recipe – all recipes and opinions are my own* This delicious blackberry cheesecake is made using a traditional baked cheesecake recipe. The base of the cheesecake is made using the lovely Dean’s shortbread. Scottish shortbrea ..read more

The weather has been a lot cooler this last week and we have been cooking up a variety of warming recipes. This carrot cake loaf is packed with all the flavours of the season ahead. Freshly grated carrots, moist sponge but not too oily and a good dose of cinnamon and mixed spice. The kitchen cooking smells were amazing and it counts as one of your five a day right? Carrot Cake Loaf This delicious carrot cake loaf is an essential family recipe for the cost Autumn season ahead. It’s also a lovely recipe to use up any carrots in your garden. The kids loved this carrot cake and it didn’t last much ..read more

This creamy Scottish Pea Soup is a lovely family recipe for the rainy Summer months. This creamy Summer’s Pea Soup is made with fresh garden peas, bacon and cream and can also be topped off with crispy bacon pieces too. Delicious served with crusty bread! This delicious Summer Pea Soup recipe is lovely served up on a rainy Summers day with all of the fresh peas available in the garden and supermarkets. I love the flavour combination with the bacon and a touch of mint and the cream adds a lovely creamy texture to the soup. Pea soup is a classic Summer dish and is delicious served up with crust ..read more

Hey friends! Welcome to my NEW Scottish Tearoom cookbook! The Scottish Tearoom Cookbook is packed with delicious recipes from traditional Scottish bakes to modern day treats. The recipes are inspired by the many Scottish tearooms we have visited all over Scotland with the family. This 22 page cookbook includes easy tried and tested recipes which can be enjoyed by all.  I hope that it brings tasty home baked treats into your own home.  They are perfect for sharing with family and friends and for a short time the book is priced at £5.99. You will find details and photographs of the boo ..read more

This delicious Upside Down Rhubarb and Almond Cake is lovely and moist and is a lovely family treat in the Spring and Summer months. Stewed rhubarb tops the almond cake and a slice works really well with custard or double cream. It’s the perfect recipe for late Spring or early Summer and a lovely seasonal addition to the picnic basket. Watch the recipe for this upside down rhubarb and almond cake in the Youtube video below. You can also print out the recipe at the bottom of this page. Use the link below to jump straight there. You can also pop over to The Wee Larder Youtube Channel for more rh ..read more