MICHAEL NEAVE KITCHEN AND WHISKY BAR - UNITED KINGDOM, EDINBURGH
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Bright, modern restaurant with locally sourced Scottish produce plus a bar with malts and cocktails. their Scottish produce, quite rightly displayed on the menus of many of Europe’s finest restaurants, will naturally feature heavily in cooking.
Address: 21 Old Fishmarket Cl, Edinburgh EH1 1RW, UK
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Eating Haggis, Neeps and Tatties for lunch in Edinburgh, Scotland
On a Scottish food mission for lunch we headed over to Whiski Rooms to sample Haggis, neeps and tatties along with vegetarian haggis and haggis spring rolls. Our good pal Rob from SHABL ( joined us as well to sample some Scottish traditional cuisine.
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Eating Haggis, Neeps and Tatties for lunch in Edinburgh, Scotland travel food video transcript:
Alright boys what is the plan for today? The plan for today is we're going in for Haggis. And we're going to revisit one of my favorite spots that we went in Edinburgh about three years ago. It is called the Whiski Rooms. Are you excited Rob? I am. And I've never actually eaten here but I am a fan of Haggis. Yeah, and Audrey is sitting this one out because she doesn't like Haggis but I think the two of us are going to love it. Yeah, plus we need a cameraman so that is my job for the day. You're the camerawoman for today.
Okay, so let's pretend it someones first time in Scotland and they've never heard of Haggis. What is in it? Yeah. So the name of the game of Haggis basically it is sheep's pluck it contains heart, liver and lungs and it is cooked inside the sheep's stomach and also it has oatmeal, spices and onions so it has got a lot of things going on. It is a very savory dish.
Okay, so what is on the menu for today's lunch? So on the menu for today's lunch is all about the Haggis. We've ordered three different kinds. We're starting off with Haggis spring rolls and then we're getting normal Haggis with neeps and tatties and then we're getting a vegetarian form of Haggis. So we're really covering all the bases and we can't wait to try them all.
So as you can imagine we are at a restaurant called the Whiski Rooms and this place does deliver on the whisky. We're personally not going to have any today but if you do come here you have over 300 to choose from.
So we're starting off with the Haggis spring rolls and man these look good. You can tell they're pipping hot and you can tell they're crispy. So just going to go in and go for a bite.
And then you have this wonderful blend of Haggis in the inside and like they are not skimping out. Like some spring rolls are really small and you're just getting a little bite. Look at how thick that is in there.
Now it is time for the main event. The haggis. I've just got it on a knife like this to demonstrate its consistency. It is kind of like porridge and it is almost like a pate. It is really really rich.
By no means is this a diet friendly meal but it does taste good and it is definitely comfort food for a chilly day. Let's try it.
That's good. And the best way I can describe it is like eating meat porridge.
So I wasn't really planning on being in the video today because I did not want to eat Haggis; however, when we got here we saw that they had vegetarian option on the menu so that is the one I ordered. And as you can see it looks really really similar to the real Haggis. And apparently this one is made with barley, carrots and different vegetables to kind of give it that texture.
How is it?
It is good. It doesn't taste like Haggis so I'm a happy girl.
So neeps and tatties, if you've never tried them before, are basically Scottish for turnips and potatoes. And they're kind of like in a mashed type of consistency. So they're nice and soft. So I'm just going to grab a little bit of both because man they're good. And this is all part of what makes it such a hearty meal is that you're getting a lot of carbs.
Alright, it is time for price point and basically if your'e going to try haggis in Scotland like at this restaurant for example we paid twelve pounds and I think that is a pretty standard price. Um, it is the kind of food that you're going to want to eat on a cold day it is very hearty. It is very filling. And it is one of the most traditional Scottish foods you can try so I highly recommend it. Basically if you're anywhere in Scotland try the Haggis, neeps and tatties. What did you think Rob?
I thought it was good. If your'e going to come all the way to Scotland just try the Haggis. You'll be glad you did.
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Amber Restaurant and Whisky Bar Preview - The New Amber Restaurant Edinburgh
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Amber is a Scottish restaurant in Edinburgh, offering the best in regional cuisine. We bring you the finest Scottish food made from the best of ingredients, complimented by the widest selection of malt whiskies.
Experience Scottish food at its best, full of character, flavour and above all authenticity.
Located within the Scotch Whisky Experience beside Edinburgh Castle, with beautiful settings, atmospheric lighting and attentive yet unobtrusive service are sure to delight you and your guests. The Amber restaurant is available for private dining.
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Drinking Scotch Whisky in Edinburgh, Scotland
For a fun afternoon in Edinburgh we joined our friend Rob of Stop Having a Boring Life ( to visit the Scotch Whisky Experience. Inside we met a guide who explained to us the history of whisky and brought us to the blenders room where we had the opportunity to create our own whisky blend. First we learned about the different aromas you can smell from whiskey. We both only got 2 out of 10 correct! Next, was on to the blending where Audrey created her Bergner Blend and I came up with Sam I Am Shazzam. We then moved on to the biggest Scotch Whisky collection in the world with over three thousand bottles on display! It is definitely an experience we'd highly recommend.
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Drinking Scotch Whisky in Edinburgh, Scotland Travel Food Video Transcript:
So I'm really excited right now. It is a little bit chilly here in Edinburgh. It is the fall and I forgot to wear my jacket so another way for me to warm up is to drink some whisky. So we're going to go do a cool whiskey tour and I can't wait for it to go down my belly and warm me up out here. Great excuse to drink whisky Sam. Let's go.
So we have arrived at the Scotch Whisky Experience. Yes, and we are in the Blender's Room and if you look at this table it is all set to do some blending. Yes, and sampling.
So before we begin we're going to do a sensory perception test. And they're going to pass around ten different aromas found in whiskey and we have to try and identify those. And this is number nine. Let's see how well we do.
So none of these things I'm about to mention to you are added to whisky. But through the process of producing the alcohol you get lots and lots of different aromas and characteristics that just come naturally from those three basic ingredients.
What do you think that is?
They're all mystery aromas.
It kind of smells like butterscotch smell. That is very sweet. It has a nice sweet aroma.
So I came up with medicine, marzipan, sugarcane, candy, books in an attic, butter, peaches, vinegar, vick's vapor rub and poison. Those are my ten.
So my score was 2 out of 10. How did you do?
Okay, so now it is time for the fun part. What are we doing? Now here comes the science. We get to make our own personal blend. Name of my blend. Sam 'I' Am Shazzam. The blender. Sir Samuel George of Alexander. The date bottled September 23, 2016 and I'm going with 60% grain and 15% speyside because that is going to give it a smokey, strong and sophisticated taste much like its creator.
So we're going to get the expert to decide who created the best blend. With a blind test. Yes.
This one is a little bit. I think it is little bit confused.
Okay. This is quite fresh, quite fruity. Yeah, I'm liking this one. I think this is the leader at the moment.
Okay, it is quite caramel in that.
I think, I think, I think.
Yep, this is it. Number two for the win?
And whose was that? Which one is the worst?
The Bergner Blend! Oh!
But to be fair you helped me create mine. You did all of the work. Hahaha.
And which one is the worst?
The one that definitely is still fighting a little bit and the flavors need to come together I think is number one. Yeah, this one.
Dun, dun dun.
Hahahaha.
Oh well, Roberto.
You can't win them all.
So we've sampled whisky, we've created our own blend and now it is time to check out the world's biggest stash and believe me it is a huge stash.
So this is the world's biggest collection of Scotch Whisky. And it just keeps going and going and going. So they have three thousand, three hundred and eighty four bottles in here. It is a maze of Scotch Whiskey.
So that was a really fun experience. We drank whiskey, we created our own blends. We visited the biggest Scotch whisky collection. What did you think? Yeah, I mean what more could you do. What did you think? I think it was incredible and a really nice way to pass an afternoon.
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The Scotch Whisky experience, Edinburgh, United Kingdom
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Guided by my trusted guide dog Marty, I've been in Edinburgh. We travelled on the LNER train service, first class from Stevenage, changing at Peterborough. We were then taken to the Hub hotel in Haymarket and dined at the Arcade Haggis and Whisky bar before strolling back to the hotel.This video is not sponsored or affiliated. If I say I like it, I really do.
Eating Haggis, Neeps and Tatties for the first time in Edinburgh, Scotland
Seeking comfort food on our first day in Edinburgh, Scotland we headed over to Whiski Rooms to try eating Haggis, tatties, and neeps while drinking Hot Toddy for the first time in our lives. After randomly wandering around - for hours on end - during our first morning in Edinburgh we started to crave comfort food to help keep us warm and satiated. Considering this would be our first meal in Scotland we figured we'd dive right in and try the National dish: Haggis.
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Haggis, for those unacquainted, is a savory pudding consisting primarily of sheep's pluck (lungs, heart and liver), oatmeal, minced onion, spices and stock. More often than not it's now encased using a method similar to stuffing a sausage; however, in the past it was stuffed inside the actual animal's stomach.
As the national dish of Scotland, Haggis is typically paired with neeps and tatties (turnips and potato) and is often served with dram (Scotch whisky).
Before taking my first bite, I had serious reservations about whether or not I was going to like this.
Many foods I try overseas are immediate hits with my taste buds; however, there are plenty of foods that are acquired tastes and some simply never make the cut.
First up was a portion of Haggis spring rolls. Spring rolls are side dish we typically devour while traveling around SE Asia in countries such as Vietnam, Thailand and Cambodia. We figured it would be a 'safe' way to try Haggis for the first time.
Audrey's first bite was revealing: MMMMMmmmm. Haggis is good people!
My initial thoughts reflected her sentiments: I think I've found myself my new favorite spring roll.
We both breathed a collective sigh of relief realizing that when our main course of Haggis, tatties and neeps arrived at our table, chances are we were going to love it.
The generous portion of Haggis, neeps and tatties came with a copious side of gravy, which we poured all over the dish.
It was love at first bite. Somehow, eating organs (which is something we tend to avoid) when prepared with the right combination of spices, seasonings and other ingredients is delectable.
Audrey, not normally a fan of alcoholic beverages, was initially impressed: It goes down nice. It's not too strong. It really warms you up. It's very aromatic with the cloves and lemon.
Overall, the meal was fantastic. We're both looking forward to sampling more Haggis during our time in Scotland. How about you? Have you tried Haggis before? Is it something you'd eat? Please let us know in the comments section:
This is part of our Travel in Scotland series. We're making a series of videos showcasing Scottish culture, Scottish arts, Scottish foods, Scottish religion and Scottish people.
It's our first meal in Scotland, so we've decided to go with something very typical. We're going to be eating the National dish, which is Haggis. So let's go into Whisky Room.
So today's meal is all about Haggis. We are starting with Haggis spring rolls. So let's see what those are like. We've had a lot of spring rolls lately in Thailand, Vietnam and other places in SE Asia. Mmmmmm. Never Haggis. And it's also the first time trying haggis. Oh, so hot! Is it hot? Mmmmmm. I'm pleasantly surprised. Oh, yeah. Haggis is good people!
Those are hot. Mmmmmm. Wow, so many flavors. It's delicious. I think I've found myself my new favorite spring roll. Haggis spring rolls.
And it's a cold day today so I'm trying something else very Scottish here. It's a nice warm drink. It's called a Hot Toddy. It's got hot water, whisky, lemon and honey. And that sounds good to me. Take a sip. Oh yeah. It goes down nice.
Okay, First sip of the Hot Toddy. I'm not I've ever even tried this whiskey. So let's how it is in a hot drink.
Ooooh. It's nice. It really warms you up but it's not a strong and overpowering as I thought it would be. This is nice. And it's also very aromatic because they've put some cloves along with the lemon.
Like Christmas. So far you're liking Scottish food. Yeah.
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A Guide to Food & Drink in Scotland
Scotland is famed worldwide for some of its delicious local delicacies and fragrant malt whiskies, as well as our love for haggis, fish & chips, and other deep-fried delights. However, there’s a lot more to Scotland’s natural larder than meets the eye.
In all corners of the country, Scotland offers delicious dishes. From Michelin-star restaurants in the capital, cosy country pubs in the Highlands, to freshly caught seafood on the coast, and amazing street-food stalls in the cities – there’s a huge variety to choose from, so why not taste them all?
Explore regular farmers’ markets in various cities, as well as towns and villages, for hand-reared and fresh local produce that’ll be sure to get your taste buds tingling. Enjoy a range of meats, including lamb, venison, beef, and game, or seafood such as fresh salmon or trout, or sample some cheese, artisan chocolates, jams, pickles, breads and much more.
Speaking of farmers, our farms raise some of the highest quality produce that is used across the country in prestigious restaurants and atmospheric pubs alike. Why not try some mouth-watering Ayrshire bacon, Aberdeen Angus steak or tender Scottish lamb? Farmers on North Ronaldsay, Orkney feed their lamb on seaweed, giving the meat a distinctive, delicious taste.
Are you a sucker for seafood? Then fear not, as our fresh Scottish waters and surrounding seas are home to a variety of seafood, including mussels, oysters, shellfish, cod, haddock and more, which are all freshly-caught and served in local pubs and seafood restaurants across the country. . .
Who doesn’t love a tipple… or two? Our single malt whiskies are rich in flavour, each with their own distinct tasting notes and hints. With over 100 active distilleries, it’s no wonder we have so many varieties.
Scotland also specialises in craft beer, gin and ales with many quirky bars, pubs and restaurants offering a broad selection of beverages, with many well-known Scottish gin brands in the mix too, including Gordon’s, Tanqueray, and Hendricks, to name a few.
Wherever you decide to visit in Scotland, you won’t be far from award-winning local produce, homemade beers and ales, traditional haggis, neeps and tatties, as well as fields of crops, fruit and veg that make up our delicious dishes.
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Foodie Adventures in Edinburgh - Dinner at The Pompadour by Galvin
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Join us for a Scottish food and Edinburgh city tour on foot with our buddy Rob of Stop Having a Boring Life ( as we eat our way around town with Eat walk Edinburgh. Some of the top highlights included eating Haggis, sampling Scottish fudge and Scottish tablet, whisky tastings and Scandinavian Scottish fusion food before washing it all down with a porter beer on the Royal Mile.
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Scottish Food and Edinburgh city tour in Scotland Travel Food Video Transcript:
There is buddy Rob again. Good morning. So it is our second day in Edinburgh and we are starting things off with more food.
Because if there is one thing we're good at it is eating. But we're doing a little bit of walking to get there so it is the perfect compliment this morning. We can't wait to get started.
So Rob what is the tour about today? The tour is basically about cruising through Edinburgh, seeing some nice sights and trying some classic foods. Alright, let's do that. Maybe there is Haggis on the menu.
Haggis!
The first stop the Itchycoo. Let's go in.
Okay, so the first stop of the tour is at the Itchy Coo and we are going to be having some Haggis for breakfast. Are you ready Sam? And starting off with a Virgin Mary. Decided not to make it bloody because it is like ten AM. A bit early to drink. Oh, that is very good. Okay, now let's try the Haggis down here. And it is on looks like it is on a little cracker which is really cool.
So we had Haggis at the first stop and you boys actually ate all of it.
So they gave us little earpieces so we can hear our guide through the traffic and even if we trail behind a little bit. But I feel like we're channeling some serious FBI vibes down the Royal Mile.
So we've made it to our second stop today. Cranachan & Crowdie. Let's try some of these goodies. Yes, so we're starting off with some venison here. With some Ooft! sauce.
Okay, so I'm going for the orkney smoked cheddar. We're going to dip it in chocolate and this chocolate has whisky so. Oh my. I don't think I've ever had chocolate with whisky before.
So that was Cranachan and Crowdie and they have food, drink and gifts from over three hundred suppliers in Scotland. So if you want to get an authentic gift for a friend or family this is a really cool place.
Right now we are heading inside the Fudge House for a little something sweet. Let's do this. And fudge is one of my favorite foods. Also we're going to learn about tablet I think. How much do you like fudge?
So being the fudge fanatic that I am I am very excited to try this. This if you look down here. This is the Scottish Highland cream. So this is one of the most traditional ones you can try. I'll just pop that in my mouth here.
So as part of the tour we get to choose one bar to take with us and eat along the way. And they have over twenty varieties of fudge here so we're struggling.
So we've been having sweet and savory foods. Now it is time to enjoy some drinks.
So this is your little souvenir. Proud of my little souvenir from Campbeltown Loch Scotch Whisky.
And if we haven't been feasting enough it is time for lunch. We're having Scandinavian Scottish fusion Smorgasbord. Alright, this is Hemma. Are you ready for Scandinavian Scottish. I'm ready.
So how was that meal? The meal was fantastic. My favorite things were actually the herring and beetroot salad and that is saying a lot because there were two other salmon dishes that I really liked.
Now the only problem is we thought that was the last stop so we ate a lot and now we're stuffed and apparently there is still beer and cheese ahead.
And you're trying the Ghost Town and this is from the northwest. So it is a porter and let's give it a shot. And apparently it has a bit of a chili infusion so. Let's see if you can taste that.
I do taste a slight bit of that. It is a porter so it is kind of like a Guinness.
So that is wrap from the Edinburgh eat and walk tour. If you're a foodie and you ever find yourself in the city we highly recommend it. Absolutely.
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Best Bars Pubs & hangout places in Aberdeen, UK
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