Haggis

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Haggis is a traditional Scottish savory pudding made from sheep offal, oatmeal, and spices, typically encased in a sheep’s stomach.

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All labels observed (3)

Label Occurrences
Burns supper 1
Haggis canonical 1
drisheen (Cork blood sausage) 1

Statements (47)

Predicate Object
instanceOf meat dish
savory pudding
traditional Scottish dish
alsoKnownAs haggis, neeps and tatties (when served with turnips and potatoes)
associatedPerson Robert Burns NERFINISHED
associatedWith Scottish cuisine NERFINISHED
Scottish culture
consumedOn Burns Night NERFINISHED
containsGluten yes
containsMeat yes
containsOffal yes
cookingMethod boiled
simmered
countryOfOrigin Scotland
course main course
culturalSignificance national dish of Scotland (commonly regarded)
dietaryClassification non-vegetarian
eatenOn Hogmanay NERFINISHED
St Andrew's Day NERFINISHED
flavorProfile peppery
rich
hasVariant vegan haggis
vegetarian haggis
humorousMyth sometimes jokingly described as a wild animal
mainIngredient oatmeal
onion
sheep heart
sheep liver
sheep lungs
sheep offal
spices
suet
notableIngredientRestrictionInUS sheep lung
regionallyPopularIn Scotland NERFINISHED
United Kingdom NERFINISHED
regulationStatusInUnitedStates traditional lung-containing haggis banned from import
servedAt Burns supper NERFINISHED
servedWith whisky sauce
symbolOf Scottish identity
texture crumbly
slightly coarse
traditionalAccompanimentDrink Scotch whisky
traditionalCasing sheep stomach
traditionalSideDish neeps
tatties
typicalMealTime dinner
typicalServingTemperature hot

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Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

Paul Haggis familyName Haggis
Burns Night typicalActivity Haggis
this entity surface form: Burns supper
English Market hasCulinarySpeciality Haggis
this entity surface form: drisheen (Cork blood sausage)