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  • 30ml Scottish Whisky (Blended or Malt)
  • 150ml Double Cream
  • Salt
  • Pepper
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    Method

    • step 1

      Add 30ml of whisky to a hot saucepan and set it alight (please be careful, you don't want to set fire to the kitchen, as the flames can get very high). The purpose of lighting the whisky is to burn of the alcohol, otherwise the sauce will be too bitter.
    • step 2

      Add 150ml of double cream, season with salt and pepper, reduce the heat and allow the liquid to reduce to a nice thick consistency.
    • step 3

      Once the liquid has reduced (usually by half), take it off the heat and pour over the haggis.
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    joannemcilduff

    Found this sauce recipe a little bland however with extra pepper, mustard seeds and lemon juice I managed to balance it out.

    sarahjay123

    I'm definitely going to try this one! I think it would be nice with a vintage whisky

    mcc1979ian

    i add a beef oxo cube for a great flavour

    jrmptl

    waste of whisky

    arthurgsmith

    Just received the recipe Will be attempting on Friday evening, and as suggested, I will try initially with a good blended whiskey, while sipping my Robert Burns Malt

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