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The Haggis A Little History - Book Review
Guest Author - Asha Sahni
I was given The Haggis A Little History by a friend.
I was surprised to find that Clarissa Dickson Wright had written this book as I had thought of her as quintessentially English.
London: Profile Books.
In fact she has lived in and has strong associations with Scotland, including spending several years as Rector for the University of Aberdeen. She is best known as co-presenter of the TV series Two Fat Ladies which explored and demonstrated old UK culinary traditions and recipes.
There were 4 series of the show, which ended when Jennifer Patterson (the other Fat Lady) died of lung cancer. The philosophy of the two ladies – that rich food was good food – makes Dickson Wright an ideal writer for a book about haggis.
A small, short book consisting of 59 pages The Haggis A Little History is a delightful exploration of this well-loved Scottish dish.
The last page hosts an illuminating glossary of Scottish terms relevant to the s