Haggis, neeps and tatties is the most famous haggis meal but haggis is now found in some unexpected dishes and some inventive recipes such as pakora and pizza. Check out the haggis recipes and ideas below.

Haggis Pakora

At Holiday Scottish Highlands & Islands we love Indian food and haggis so when we saw haggis pakora on sale in Tesco in Ullapool last September, we had to try them.It was a bit of a joke really but as they were reduced, we thought we had nothing to lose. We weren’t expecting much but they were really tasty and the “authentic Indian dip” had a lovely chilli kick too. We were more than happy to pay full price for our next purchase.

We also tried the black pudding pakora which were OK but the haggis ones were our favourite.

Mackie’s of Scotland Haggis and Cracked Pepper Potato Crisps

With so many crisp flavours around, it was only a matter of time before someone came up with the idea of haggis crisps. If you don’t live in Scotland and can’t get them in your local shop, don’t worry as you can buy them on Amazon.

Haggis recipes

• Macsween’s – the famous haggis producers have some interesting recipes including empanadas, peppers stuffed with vegetarian haggis, and haggis and cherry tomato spaghetti
• The fantastic Love Food Hate Waste people have a recipe so you can have a go at making your own haggis pakora with lime mayo
• BBC Food have a selection of haggis recipes
• Try the Hairy Bikers more traditional haggis, clapshot and whisky sauce
• The Herald’s haggis recipes include a haggis and stilton pizza
• Good Food’s haggis lasagne sounds delicious

If you’ve got any good recipes, please share them in the comments.  Enjoy your Burns Night celebration however you mark the occasion!

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