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the Ingredients
Instructions
This recipe is an interesting spin on a traditional Scottish classic. It’s the perfect dish for Burns Night!
Method:
- In a large mixing bowl add the lamb, haggis, honey, oats, milk, whisky and mix well. Finally add salt and pepper. The mixture will be quite wet which is good as it will result in a lovely soft juicy meatball.
- In a separate bowl, roughly crush the oatcakes.
- Shape a small ball out of the meat mixture about the size of a ping-pong ball, and then coat the meatball in the crushed oak cakes. Place on a Grill Pan ready for the barbecue.
- Cook the meatballs indirect at around 200˚C for 25 minutes. The meatballs can also be lightly smoked using one handful of soaked apple woodchips.
- Whilst the haggis meatballs are cooking it is time to make the sauce.
- In a saucepan, melt 35g of salted butter on a side burner or gas hob. When this has melted, add flour to make a roux. Cook the flour out by stirring then add a good glug of the Scotch whisky. Allow the liquid to cook off before bit by bit adding all the stock until you have a thick sauce, to this add the cream and mustard. Take off the heat and add the finely chopped chives.
- Pour the sauce all over the top of the meatballs before serving.
- In a large mixing bowl add the lamb, haggis, honey, oats, milk, whisky and mix well. Finally add salt and pepper. The mixture will be quite wet which is good as it will result in a lovely soft juicy meatball.
- In a separate bowl, roughly crush the oatcakes.
- Shape a small ball out of the meat mixture about the size of a ping-pong ball, and then coat the meatball in the crushed oak cakes. Place on a Grill Pan ready for the barbecue.
- Cook the meatballs indirect at around 200˚C for 25 minutes. The meatballs can also be lightly smoked using one handful of soaked apple woodchips.
- Whilst the haggis meatballs are cooking it is time to make the sauce.
- In a saucepan, melt 35g of salted butter on a side burner or gas hob. When this has melted, add flour to make a roux. Cook the flour out by stirring then add a good glug of the Scotch whisky. Allow the liquid to cook off before bit by bit adding all the stock until you have a thick sauce, to this add the cream and mustard. Take off the heat and add the finely chopped chives.
- Pour the sauce all over the top of the meatballs before serving.
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