Articles related to "Haggis"

Few people outside Scotland really know what haggis is. Here you'll find all you need to know about Scotland's national dish - it's history through to haggis ingredients.

The annual gastronomic and literary tribute to the life, works and spirit of the great Scots poet Robert Burns is celebrated on the Scottish Bard's birthday.

"In the Valley of Elah," Paul Haggis' written and directed follow-up to 2004's Oscar-winning "Crash," eloquently attacks the Iraq War, powerfully led by Tommy Lee Jones.

A guide to planning a Burns Supper, in celebration of the great Scottish bard Rabbie Burns. Burns Night is celebrated on January 25th each year.

Hollywood's screenwriters achieved a major milestone at last week's Oscars. It's been a long journey.

Glasgow's food and drink exhibition, Enjoy the Taste of Scotland, is a treat for lovers of haggis, whisky and Scottish beer, as generous tastings were on offer.

A look back at the 2000 film Amores Perros which brought its director Inarritu and star Bernal to the attention of the world.

This tale of New York City's organized crime as seen through sexy 20-somethings is worth a look. But hesitate before committing.

Scotland is the home of Aberdeen Angus, Scottish Salmon, Arbroath Smokies, Haggis,and the deep fried Mars Bar, a recipe you wont find in many cookery books.

Based on a true story, Paul Haggis' gripping film about the psychological effects of war, starring Tommy Lee Jones, Charlize Theron and Susan Sarandon.

Located on the shores of Loch Broom Ullapool boasts music festivals, traditional Scottish food and stunning scenery.

Scotland's most famous city is known for its Fringe Festival; its also one of the UK's most historically authentic cities, a must see for history fans.

Released in 2007, this stellar production seen now, re-visits the controversy surrounding the issue of the war in Iraq.

Can you imagine Scotland without bagpipes? That's like Canada without hockey or the US without gun crime. Some countries are just known for certain behaviours...

Not even a great director can save this James Bond from his own shortcomings.

One of the greatest TT and Superbike racers in motorcycling history, Steve Hislop had an exceptional career in top-level bike racing.

Reviews of Paul Thomas Anderson's five films thus far- Hard Eight, Boogie Nights, Magnolia, Punch-Drunk Love, and this year's Oscar hopeful, There Will Be Blood.

Southern Skye offers the best in Celtic traditions through a variety of venues: artistic, culinary and historical. Gaelic glee is open to all the last two weeks in July.

As you drive along the A815 en route to the Whistlefield Inn, you will be charmed by the tranquility of Loch Eck that nestles against a dramatic mountainous backdrop.

Eaten by Pepys and mentioned by William Shakespeare and Robert Burns, tripe was a traditional part of the UK diet for centuries. Why not try one of these recipes?

Cult novelist Douglas Coupland appeared at the Edinburgh Book Festival and entertained the audience with readings from his new novel Generation A.

Review of book How the Scots Created Canada by author Paul Cowan, Dragon Hill Publishing Inc. (2006) 239 pp.

One day in Edinburgh just can't do it justice. But you can squeeze the highlights of the Old Town into less than 24 hours.

Foodies at the Festival is part of the Edinburgh Festival in August, with star chefs giving classes, wine and whisky tastings, and chance to buy from local producers.

This article provides details about the dates, times, courses and application procedures for the London, Edinburgh and Loch Ness marathons: the UK's three full marathons.

The beautiful setting of Marsden high up in the Pennine Hills of West Yorkshire will host its annual jazz festival from 9th to the 11th of October.

As soon as you step over the border to Scotland the country and its people will take hold of you.

This book would make a great present for a traveler or armchair lover of facts and trivia, jam-packed with delicious bite-sized tidbits of useless yet fascinating datum

Traditional Welsh food is still popular in the Principality of Wales here are two suggestions that make a filling healthy breakfast and a delicious elevensies.

January can often be a dull month socially, once the New Year celebrations have passed. But there is always an excuse to theme a party in this month. Here are some ideas.

Guy Fawkes Day, on November 5th, is a well known time for partying with bonfires and fireworks. But what other excuses are there for a bit of revelry in the 11th month?

A light -hearted look at one of the most versatile of traditional processed foods and how to enjoy them.

Superficial writing and clumsy filmmaking make for squandered potential in the latest James Bond entry. 1.5 stars out of 4.

Everybody needs to eat and while some enjoy food, others fight against it or are even obsessed with it.

Dwarves may be short in stature but can more than make up for their lack of height through their rich and interesting history and their intriguing characters.

Enjoy hiking, photography, art courses and other vacations at Queen Elizabeth's Scottish country home, Balmoral Castle, with meals and accommodation in the Castle

Sheep's heart is a traditional part of the Scottish delicacy, haggis. But, there are other ways of cooking heart to make a cheap, tasty and nutritious meal. Here's how.

Thorrablot, Iceland's Viking festival, runs annually for about one month between late January and early February and calls for traditional Icelandic dishes.

A trio of bomb technicians count down their final days in volatile Iraq, while endless disarming missions continue to threaten their emotional and physical survival.

The films included a Roman spectacular, a bio-pic, the first musical to win since 1968, the conclusion of a Tolkien epic, and a boxing movie that was more than that.

Scotland has two major home games at Murrayfield for the 2008 Six Nations Championships, against France and England. Here are some recommended restaurants for fans.

The West Highland Way is Scotland's best known walk. From Milngavie on Glasgow's outskirts to Fort William and Ben Nevis it winds northwards for 152km (92miles).

British food is not what it used to be - it's better. Chefs in England, Scotland, Ireland and Wales are producing delicious new versions of traditional British food.

Daniel Craig returns as James Bond 007 in Marc Forster's new movie Quantum of Solace. The film is a direct sequel to Casino Royale and packs a mighty punch, scoring 8/10.

These last two decades have seen Scotland's capital rival the best cities in Europe for eating out. Now Edinburgh deserves a visit for its cuisine scene alone.